MICHIGAN
Emma Taylor, LCSW-S, Supervisor,
Michigan, South Carolina, Texas
Emma Taylor is a thoughtful, warm, and occasionally funny therapist based in Houston, Texas, with a rich background in supporting individuals, children under 10, children over 10-teen, and young adults through various challenges and transitions in life. Emma harbors a deep belief in the transformative power of therapy, fostered by her intrinsic desire to create a safe harbor for her clients, where they feel truly heard and embraced in all their uniqueness.
Emma Taylor, LCSW-S, Supervisor,
Michigan, South Carolina, Texas
Currently accepting new guests virtually in Texas.
Emma Taylor is a thoughtful, warm, and occasionally funny therapist based in Houston, Texas, with a rich background in supporting individuals, children under 10, children over 10-teen, and young adults through various life challenges and transitions. Emma believes deeply in the transformative power of therapy, driven by her desire to create a safe harbor for her clients, where they feel truly heard and embraced in all their uniqueness.
Emma is well-versed in a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Trauma-Informed Care (TIC). These diverse techniques allow her to tailor a comprehensive approach to meet the distinct needs of each client. With a core philosophy rooted in collaboration and solution-focused methods, she sees herself as a teammate and co-captain in her clients’ journeys toward healing and self-discovery. Drawing inspiration from Michelle Obama, Emma values the grace in truly knowing and hearing others, positioning herself as a facilitator in helping clients find and use their authentic voices.
Alongside her BSW and MSW from Baylor University, Emma is a dedicated social work professor, mentoring the next generation of social workers with insights and skills accumulated from her prolific career. Her expertise includes trauma-informed care and effective clinical supervision. Emma’s experience spans individual, group, and family therapy, with a particular focus on supporting children and adolescents with chronic medical conditions and concurrent mental health disorders.
When she’s not empowering clients or enlightening students, Emma enjoys cooking, cycling, and indulging in reality TV. As a health enthusiast, she has taken nearly 600 classes at Orange Theory over the past three years. Most importantly, she is a proud mother, pouring love and energy into raising her spirited two-and-a-half-year-old.
Emma Taylor stands as a beacon of hope, fostering a therapeutic environment where the seeds of change can take root. Through understanding, warmth, and her kind-hearted humor, she nurtures growth, making the journey of self-discovery not only healing but joyous. In sessions with Emma, expect to find calm, compassion, and a steadfast ally on your path to self-betterment.
She is currently accepting new guests virtually in Texas and is licensed in Michigan, South Carolina, and Texas.
Tyler Hobbs, LCSW, Michigan
Tyler Hobbs is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW-C) with a robust foundation in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Humanistic Therapy, Motivational Interviewing (MI), Person-Centered Therapy, and Strength-based Therapy. Born and raised in Sanford, Michigan, Tyler pursued his passion for social work by obtaining both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work from Saginaw Valley State University. His extensive educational background and lived experiences have shaped his direct, authentic, and compassionate approach to therapy.
Tyler Hobbs, LCSW,
Michigan
Tyler Hobbs is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW-C) with a robust foundation in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Humanistic Therapy, Motivational Interviewing (MI), Person-Centered Therapy, and Strength-Based Therapy. Born and raised in Sanford, Michigan, Tyler pursued his passion for social work by obtaining both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work from Saginaw Valley State University. His extensive educational background and lived experiences have shaped his direct, authentic, and compassionate approach to therapy.
Tyler specializes in a broad spectrum of psychological and emotional challenges, including ADHD, anger, anxiety, bipolar disorder, body dysmorphia (BDD), boundaries, crisis situations, dating and relationship issues, depression, family conflict, grief and loss, LGBTQ+ related issues, life transitions, mood disorders, self-esteem, self-injury, suicidal ideation, trauma, PTSD, and work-related stress. He is skilled at working with individuals, kids over 10-teen, and young adults, emphasizing the importance of seeing each client’s intersectionality and unique life experiences.
His therapeutic philosophy is centered on the belief that “When you are accustomed to privilege, equality looks like oppression,” underscoring the significance of recognizing and addressing societal and personal biases. Tyler’s ability to connect and build rapport with his clients is a cornerstone of his practice, ensuring an authentic and honest therapeutic environment. He strives to develop and focus on improving the client’s overall functioning through a tailored approach that respects each individual’s specific needs and goals.
Outside of his professional life, Tyler enjoys reading, particularly the works of Stephen King, listening to music, and gardening. He values the enriching experiences gained from travel, such as his trip to Nepal during graduate school, and has a personal goal of reaching 300,000 miles on his car, reflecting his commitment to persistence and longevity in all aspects of life.
Tyler’s work is driven by a genuine desire to provide support and understanding, helping his clients navigate life’s challenges with resilience and grace. His therapeutic practice is a testament to his dedication to fostering growth, healing, and positive change in the lives of those he serves.
Elisabeth Dewey, LMSW (She/Her)
Michigan | Virtual Only
Elisabeth Dewey is a Licensed Master Social Worker with over 15 years of experience supporting children, families, and individuals through various systems including schools, juvenile justice, and disability services. She now brings her thoughtful, laid-back, and authentic approach to therapy, working virtually with children (ages 10+), teens, young adults, and adults up to age 65.
Elisabeth Dewey, LMSW (She/Her)
Michigan | Virtual Only
Elisabeth Dewey is a Licensed Master Social Worker with over 15 years of experience supporting children, families, and individuals through various systems including schools, juvenile justice, and disability services. She now brings her thoughtful, laid-back, and authentic approach to therapy, working virtually with children (ages 10+), teens, young adults, and adults up to age 65.
Elisabeth’s practice is rooted in empathy and empowerment. She draws from a range of therapeutic modalities including Motivational Interviewing (MI), Play Therapy, Skills-Based Approaches, Trauma-Informed Care (TIC), and Yoga Therapy. Her areas of focus include ADHD, Autism, anxiety, grief and loss, anger, learning differences, mood disorders, and school-related challenges.
Clients often describe Elisabeth as resourceful, communicative, and supportive. She believes in the power of quiet moments in therapy, reflecting on a favorite quote: “Therapy isn’t radio. We don’t need to constantly fill the air with sounds. Sometimes, when it’s quiet, surprising things happen.”
Elisabeth holds a Master’s degree in Social Work from Western Michigan University and a School Social Work Certification (2024). She currently supports K-12 students in special education and is passionate about helping individuals make positive, lasting changes in their lives.
Outside of her work, Elisabeth enjoys reading, yoga, home improvement projects, camping, and live music. She’s a lifelong learner who loves meeting new people and embracing diverse perspectives—and if she had the space, she’d rescue every dog she could.
She is currently accepting new clients virtually in Michigan.