Therapy in Dearborn Heights

Nicole Sobh is a Licensed Master Clinical Social Worker (LMSW) who obtained a Bachelor degree in Psychology from Central Michigan University with a focus in Child Development as well as her Masters Degree in Social Work from Wayne State University. During her graduate studies, her main focus areas were Community Mental Health, Interpersonal Practice and School Social Work. Nicole practiced within Community Mental Health for around 10 years prior to moving into the school system. While there, Nicole was a building Social Worker for 5 years and then became the Behavior Specialist for the district for an additional 5 years. Nicole is dedicated to creating a positive working rapport with each client. Nicole sees clients virtually and in person within our Dearborn Heights location. 

Rana Hammoud is a Limited License Master Social Worker (LLMSW) who obtained her bachelor’s degree in psychology, and her master’s degree in social work from Wayne State University with a focus in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. With a history of working with both adolescents and adults, Rana emphasizes the importance of building relationships with clients and their families. Rana works to provide an atmosphere where clients can address their mental health needs in a safe and supportive environment. Rana utilizes an empathetic and collaborative approach, fostering personal growth, healing, and resilience in the client’s journey towards achieving their goals. Rana sees clients virtually and in person within our Dearborn Heights location. 

Amy Hoskin is an LLPC (Limited License Professional Counselor) who  obtained her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Eastern Michigan  University, and Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling  from Walden University. Prior to obtaining her Master's Degree, Amy  acquired over 30 years of experience as a social worker in Community  Mental Health settings. Amy is known for her warm and reassuring  presence, focusing on developing rapport, trust, and safety with her  clients. Her areas of clinical focus include couples and relationship  therapy, with specialized training from the Gottman Institute and The  Couples Institute. Amy also specializes in ACT (Acceptance and  Commitment Therapy) IFS (Internal Family Systems therapy) and  neurosomatic approaches that address the mind-body connection using  methods such as meditation, EFT/Tapping, and sound healing, to name a  few. The combination of these approaches has been shown to be  particularly effective in addressing anxiety, depression, grief, trauma,  and chronic pain. Amy is happy to see teens and adults for counseling. Amy sees clients virtually and within our St. Clair Shores location. 

Ali  Bazzi, LLMSW, is a trauma-informed therapist who provides therapy to  individuals ages 12 and up, including adolescents, young adults, and  families. He supports clients through life transitions, emotional  challenges, and healing journeys. Ali earned his Master of Social Work  (MSW) from the University of Michigan, with a concentration in  interpersonal practice and integrated health. He also holds a Bachelor  of Social Work (BSW) from Eastern Michigan University, which he  completed in 2024. Ali brings a warm, grounded, and relational presence  to therapy, creating a space where clients feel safe, seen, and  empowered. His approach is rooted in cultural humility, deep listening,  and the belief that everyone has the capacity to grow and create  meaningful change. Drawing from a range of evidence-based modalities  including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior  Therapy (DBT), and experiential techniques, he tailors each session to  fit the unique needs, identities, and goals of the individuals and  families he serves. He is especially passionate about working with teens  and young adults navigating anxiety, identity development, school  pressures, grief, and trauma. He also works closely with families to  support communication, strengthen relationships, and foster emotional  safety in the home. In his free time, Ali loves watching anime,  collecting Pokémon cards, and finding life lessons in his favorite video  games. Ali sees clients virtually and in person within our Daerborn Heights location. 

Hi, I'm Ayah! I work with teens, young adults and adults navigating anxiety, depression, and the stress of trying to keep everything together. 

If you're feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure of your next step, you're not alone. I help clients make sense of what they're going through, build clarity, and move forward with more confidence. 

I strive to create a space that feels safe, supportive, and judgement-free. A space where you can show up as you are and start working through what's been weighing on you. 

Outside of therapy, I enjoy cooking, dancing, and creating a life that feels intentional and connected. Ayah sees clients virtually and in person within our Dearborn Heights location. 

Shannon holds a Master’s degree in Social Work (MSW) from Spring Arbor University. She previously earned an Associate’s degree in Criminal Justice Corrections from Henry Ford College and Bachelor’s in Social Work (BSW) from Eastern Michigan University.

Shannon understands that life can be challenging and is intentional about creating an empathetic, safe, and supportive space where clients of ANY age are welcome to come explore their unique experiences. 

CBT, SFBT, MI techniques, play therapy, and other evidenced based practices are utilized for anxiety, depression, thought spiraling, grief/loss, life-stage transitions, family/relational or work issues and more. 

She utilizes a collaborative, client-centered approach to each individual situation. 

Shannon works alongside clients to identify their strengths to tailor meaningful, lasting solutions. 

Your goals and unique plan are at the forefront of sessions while working with Shannon.

Aside from being a part of the TTS team, Shannon enjoys the beach, walking in nature, reading, music, and comedy. She loves spending time with her family, friends, and her Goldendoodle, Remington. Shannon sees clients virtually and in person within our Dearborn Heights location.

Ann is passionate about helping children, adolescents, adults, and families heal from trauma, build resilience, and create meaningful,  lasting change. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from  the University of Michigan–Flint and her Master of Social Work from  Michigan State University. 

Ann  has a special passion for working with foster and adoptive children and teens. She understands the unique challenges that can accompany trauma,  attachment, and life transitions. She also enjoys working with young  adults who are navigating childhood trauma, anxiety, attachment  concerns, and other emotional difficulties. Ann is accepting clients in  age from 6 to 25.

Ann's approach is  compassionate, collaborative, and tailored to each client's unique  needs. She primarily utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT),  including Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), while  incorporating play therapy techniques when working with children.