At ASK Psychological Services PLLC our mission is to provide expert psychological and Forensic mental health services to our community.

We are committed to providing compassionate psychological services that improve the overall well-being of individuals and our society as a whole.

Our practice is built on the core principles of integrity, empathy, and respect for all people.

At ASK Psychological Services PLLC, we aim to:

• Provide comprehensive assessments and evaluations that meet the highest standards of forensic psychology, delivering accurate and insightful findings to aid in legal proceedings.
  
• Offer evidence-based therapeutic interventions and counseling services, empowering individuals to navigate the challenges of their mental health and facilitating their journey toward healing and personal growth.
  
• Collaborate with legal professionals, courts, and other stakeholders to ensure that our forensic expertise contributes to fair and equitable outcomes in the justice system.
  
• Advocate for the de-stigmatization of mental health issues in our communities and within the criminal justice system.
  
• Continuously invest in our team's professional development, staying at the forefront of advancements in psychology, forensic practices, and treatment modalities.
  

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Individual Therapy

Individual Therapy

One-on-one psychotherapy uniquely tailored to your individual goals.

Areas of Specialty:

legal Involvement | Problematic sexual behavior | Addiction | Relationship difficulties | Trauma/Attachment Injuries | Mood disorders | Anxiety/Adjustment Disorders | Depression | Sex Therapy | OCD | Coping Skills | Emotional Regulation | Life Transitions | School/Peer Issues | Self-Esteem | Stress | Women's Issues | Porn addiction

Insurance accepted

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Private pay sessions are $150. each clinician offers some sliding scale slots for temporary economic hardship please speak to your clinician for more information.

we are happy to provide A superbill for out-of-network benefits that you can submit to your insurance company for partial or full reimbursement depending on your plan.

All assessments include A clinical interview, document review, psychosocial history, mental status exam, psychological testing, and a written report.

Assessment types:

• Psychological evaluation for diagnosis & treatment planning
• criminogenic risk assessment
• Forensic psychological assessment
• psychosexual risk assessment
• juvenile lifer evaluations
• Macomb county mental health assessment for gun charges
• federal cases
• DHHS/CPS Assessments
• Law enforcement candidate evaluations
• Substance Abuse Evaluations
• Pre-Employment Psych evaluations

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What is a psychological assessment?

A psychological assessment is designed to help gain a better understanding of a person's overall psychological functioning. this may include the diagnosis of mental health issues, identification of concerns, and treatment recommendations. These assessments may be helpful for treatment planning, helping your psychiatrist provide the most appropriate medication or used for pre-employment.

Forensic psychological assessments are used for individuals with current or pending legal/criminal justice involvement. These types of assessments typically include the same components as a psychological evaluation but with additional emphasis on criminogenic behaviors and risk factors. Forensic assessments are a valuable tool to assist attorneys, judges, probation, parole, and other legal and criminal justice providers in decision-making.

Psychotherapy offered in a group format, usually between 3-12 individuals, facilitated by 1 or 2 therapists.

All groups meet virtually.

MRT: Sexually Inappropriate Behavior

Fridays @ 11 AM

Saturday @ 9 AM

MRT: General

Fridays @ 3 PM

Women’s Trauma Group

Every other Monday at 4 PM

Women’s Infidelity & Betrayal Bibliotherapy Group

Every other Friday at 3 PM

An 8-step program designed to alleviate trauma symptoms in a group format

Women’s Group: Every other Monday at 4 PM

Men’s Group: Coming Soon!

**Now accepting referrals**

Please contact us for more information & TO REGISTER

A bibliotherapy group for women designed to discuss and process intimate betrayal in a group format

Every other Friday at 3 PM via Zoom

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“After the Affair” by Dr. Janis A. Spring

**COMING SOON & Now accepting referrals**

Please contact Arianna Der Manulian for registration (arianna.askpsych@gmail.com)

$25| session

Moral Reconation Therapy is a cognitive-behavioral treatment system that leads to enhanced moral reasoning, better decision making, and more appropriate behavior. This modality was developed in 1985 by Dr. Gregory Little and Dr. Kenneth Robinson, with over 200 published studies that have supported MRT-treated offenders to show significantly lower recidivism rates, as long as 20 years after treatment.

Active Groups:

General mrt group | Friday @ 2 pm via zoom

MRT inappropriate sexual behaviors| Friday @ 11 AM & Saturday @ 9 am via zoom

*15- minute pre-screening/assessment | Dr. Karen Groth

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