Open Door Counseling CENTER
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Clinton Twp (586) 203-2715 Troy (248) 509-2308
Open Door Counseling Center provides individual, couples, family, child and teen therapy in Clinton Township and Troy, Michigan, as well as online counseling. Our therapists help with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship and family concerns, grief, life transitions and more. A free 20-minute consultation can help you find the right therapist and counseling services for your needs.
Individual Counseling
Individual counseling at Open Door Counseling Center provides one-on-one support for adults and young adults navigating anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, stress, self-esteem concerns, relationship difficulties, life transitions and other emotional challenges. Therapy is tailored to your goals and may include building coping skills, understanding patterns and developing healthier ways to manage difficult thoughts, feelings and experiences. Individual counseling is available in person at our Clinton Township and Troy, Michigan offices and through online counseling. Read more about Individual counseling.
Children & Teen Counseling
Child and teen counseling at Open Door Counseling Center helps young people and their families navigate emotional, behavioral, social and school-related concerns. Our therapists work with children and adolescents experiencing anxiety, stress, family conflict, behavior changes, communication difficulties, self-esteem concerns, grief, life transitions and other challenges. Counseling is adapted to each child’s age, needs and developmental level, with services available in Clinton Township and Troy, Michigan. Read more about child counseling & teen counseling.
Family Counseling
Family counseling at Open Door Counseling Center helps families improve communication, work through conflict and better understand the patterns affecting their relationships. Therapy can support families dealing with parenting challenges, major life changes, grief, blended-family concerns, communication breakdowns, recurring arguments and other sources of stress. Families do not need to be in crisis to benefit from counseling. Read more about family counseling.
Marriage & Divorce Counseling
Couples and marriage counseling at Open Door Counseling Center helps partners work through communication problems, recurring conflict, trust concerns, infidelity, intimacy concerns, co-parenting challenges, major life changes and decisions about the future of their relationship. Our therapists help couples understand relationship patterns, strengthen communication and work toward healthier ways of connecting, whether they are trying to rebuild the relationship or navigating separation or divorce. Read more about marriage counseling.
Online Support
Online counseling provides a convenient way to meet with an Open Door Counseling Center therapist by secure video from the privacy of your home or another appropriate location. Virtual therapy can be a helpful option for clients who prefer remote appointments, have transportation or scheduling challenges, or simply find online sessions more convenient. Open Door uses a HIPAA-compliant video platform, and online counseling may be available for individual, couples and family therapy depending on clinical needs and eligibility..
In-Person Support
In-person counseling is available at Open Door Counseling Center’s offices in Clinton Township and Troy, Michigan. Meeting face to face gives clients a private, dedicated space to talk with a therapist and work toward their counseling goals. In-person appointments are available for a range of services, including individual counseling, couples and marriage counseling, family therapy, child counseling and teen counseling.
Browse Our Therapists
Carol Agnew, LMFT
Carol Agnew, LMFT, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and owner of Open Door Counseling Center. She provides counseling for therapists, individuals, couples, and children, and also serves as an intern supervisor, instructor of therapy methods, and private practice business mentor. (Read more)
Sabrina Rodriguez, LPC
Sabrina Rodriguez, LPC, is a Licensed Professional Counselor with experience in DBT-based skills for emotion regulation, mindfulness, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness. Her areas of focus also include grief and nutrition for mental health, and she provides group education and support for therapists while pursuing a yoga teaching certificate. (Read more)
Hala Pietrangelo, LMSW
Hala Pietrangelo, LMSW, is a licensed social worker with pediatric mental health experience and a focus on relationships and marriage, co-parenting, parenting, and family dynamics. She speaks Chaldean and Arabic and is culturally responsive certified. (Read more)
Emily Springstube, LMFT
Emily Springstube is a Marriage and Family Therapist under the supervision of Carol Agnew. She is certified in Systemic Family Therapy, has experience volunteering with East Tennessee Children’s Hospital, and is pursuing certification in play therapy. (Read more)
Melina Murray, LLMFT
Melina Murray, LLMFT, is a Limited Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist supervised by Carol Agnew. Her areas of focus include developing new coping strategies, grief, postpartum concerns, somatic healing, vagal nerve training, and trauma-informed care. (Read more)
Katie Adams, LLPC and LLMFT
Katie Adams, LLPC and LLMFT, is a Limited Licensed Professional Counselor and Limited Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist supervised by Carol Agnew. Her training includes play therapy, couples counseling, grief support, and the Drama Triangle Method. (Read more)
Gloria Mueller, MA, LLMFT
Gloria Mueller, MA, LLMFT, is a Limited Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and United States Navy veteran. Her background includes a bachelor’s degree in pre-counseling psychology, a degree in graphic design, and service as a Navy captain’s executive assistant. (Read more)
Donna Janssen, LCSW
Donna Janssen, LCSW, provides skill-based counseling and coaching for clients working through codependency, self-defeating behaviors, grief, and loss. Her approach emphasizes practical skills and support for creating healthier patterns. (Read more)
Maria Buccilli, M.Ed,LPC
Maria Buccilli, M.Ed, LPC, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and intern supervisor with experience as an educational counselor for Macomb County schools. She is CBT certified, provides grief support, and is trained in the Drama Triangle Method and a range of mental health strategies. (Read more)
Chez Davis, Intern
Chez Davis is a Marriage and Family Therapy intern under the supervision of Carol Agnew. Areas of training and focus include Drama Triangle Theory, play therapy, and grief support. (Read more)
Amanda Krieger, LMFT
Amanda Krieger, LMFT, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who works with adults, couples, families, and adolescents age 16 and older. Her areas of focus include relationship concerns, anxiety, depression, self-esteem and body image, grief, and bipolar disorder. (Read more)
Lou Woods, LMFT – Intern
Lou Woods, LMFT-Intern, brings more than 16 years of experience supporting children and families and works collaboratively with individuals, couples, and families. Areas of focus include relationship challenges, life transitions, identity exploration, anxiety, and neurodivergence, with a compassionate and judgment-free approach. (Read more)
Siena Giacomantonio, LMFT – Intern
Siena Giacomantonio, LMFT-Intern, works with individuals, couples, and families from humanistic and systemic perspectives. Her collaborative approach creates a supportive space for clients to explore challenges, healing, personal growth, values, and lived experiences. (Read more)
Ask a Therapist Anonymously
Have a question about relationships, communication, stress, boundaries, parenting, or something else you’ve been thinking about?
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Frequently Asked Questions About Counseling at Open Door
What types of counseling does Open Door Counseling Center offer?
Open Door Counseling Center offers individual counseling, couples and marriage counseling, family therapy, child counseling, and teen counseling. Services are available in person at our Clinton Township and Troy, Michigan locations, as well as through online counseling.
What concerns can your therapists help with?
Our therapists work with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship difficulties, family conflict, life transitions, behavioral concerns, stress, communication problems, and other emotional and mental health challenges. We can help match you with a therapist whose experience fits your needs.
Where is Open Door Counseling Center located?
Open Door Counseling Center has counseling offices in Clinton Township and Troy, Michigan. We also provide online counseling for clients who prefer the convenience and flexibility of meeting with a therapist virtually.
Do you offer online therapy?
Yes. Open Door Counseling Center offers online counseling in addition to in-person therapy. Virtual appointments provide a convenient option for clients who prefer to meet with their therapist from home or who cannot easily travel to one of our offices.
How do I know which therapist is right for me?
Finding the right therapist depends on your concerns, goals, personality, and the type of counseling you are seeking. Open Door Counseling Center offers a free 20-minute consultation to learn more about what you’re looking for and help determine which therapist may be a good fit.
Do you offer couples and marriage counseling?
Yes. Our therapists work with couples experiencing communication difficulties, conflict, trust concerns, infidelity, intimacy concerns, major life changes, co-parenting challenges, and other relationship issues. Couples do not need to be married to participate in couples counseling.
Do you provide therapy for children and teenagers?
Yes. Open Door Counseling Center provides counseling for children and teens experiencing emotional, behavioral, social, family, or school-related challenges. Therapy is tailored to each child’s age, needs, circumstances, and developmental level.
What happens during the first counseling appointment?
Your first appointment gives you and your therapist an opportunity to get to know one another and discuss what brought you to counseling. Your therapist will learn more about your concerns, experiences, relationships, and goals so you can begin developing a plan for therapy together.
Do I need to be in a crisis to see a therapist?
No. Counseling isn’t only for times of crisis. People seek therapy for many reasons, including relationship concerns, stress, major life changes, personal growth, grief, communication difficulties, parenting challenges, or simply wanting to better understand themselves and their relationships.
How do I get started with counseling at Open Door Counseling Center?
You can begin by contacting Open Door Counseling Center to schedule a free 20-minute consultation. We’ll learn more about what you’re looking for, answer your initial questions, and help you determine the appropriate next step.
