Mental Health Therapy
The Finding Place Collective is the mental health and coaching branch of My Relationships Project. Each of our clinicians has additional training and experience with the crossroads of emotional wellness, mental health, and neurodivergence.
We are here to adapt to your needs and to learn and grow alongside you. We utilize neurodivergent-affirming, strengths-based practices to meet you where you are are, develop awareness and self-knowledge, and empower you to move toward your personal goals.
Therapy can be provided for individuals, families, couples, and caregivers.
Insurances Currently Accepted: Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Blue Cross Complete, Blue Care Network, HAP, United Healthcare, straight Medicaid, Medicare, Priority Health
Schedule a free consultation using the form at the bottom of this page!
Community-Based Therapeutic Practice
Equipped and Able (E&A) helps individuals build confidence, strengthen social communication, develop practical life skills, and participate in their communities through real-world experiences. E&A takes an accompaniment-based, real-world approach.
E&A partners with MRP to supplement the therapy and skill-building that happens in the office. Jalissa Long-Jolley, a fully-licensed clinical Social Worker, will work with MRP clinicians to develop goals that align with a client’s clinical treatment goals. Through community outings, clients will have the opportunity to practice navigating unfamiliar or uncomfortable situations in the world and with support.
E&A aims to help bridge the gap between learning a skill and applying it in everyday life.
At this time, E&A services cannot be billed through insurance, but we are working on it!
To learn more and discuss pricing, schedule a free consultation using the form at the bottom of this page!
Peer Relationship Coaching
Build confidence in making and maintaining meaningful platonic and romantic connections. Peer relationship coaching helps neurodivergent teens and adults develop practical skills for starting conversations, navigating friendships and dating, understanding social dynamics, setting healthy boundaries, and handling conflict—all in a supportive, strengths-based environment tailored to each person's unique goals.