East Lansing Clinical Psychologist
Why Do People Seek Therapy?
Dr. Titus offers treatment for a variety of conditions and concerns. She sees children, adults, individuals, couples, and families in the East Lansing, Lansing, and Okemos areas of Michigan. Finding the right therapist is key to success in psychotherapy, and each patient needs to feel comfortable and secure with his or her choice of psychologists.
Some of the life challenges that Dr. Titus often treats includes:
Adult Concerns
Depression
Anxiety
Grief and Loss
Post-partum Distress
Codependency
Post-traumatic Stress
Anger Management
Assertiveness
Stress Management
Social Anxiety
Relocation Adjustment
Adjustment To College
Relationship Issues
Interpersonal Conflict
Divorce
Infidelity
Parenting/Co-parenting
Blended Family Issues
Interpersonal Conflict
Physical/Emotional/Sexual Abuse
Child/Adolescent Concerns
Childhood behavioral challenges
Child/Parent relational problems
Attention/Learning difficulties
School performance concerns
Peer/Friendship issues
Adjusting to Transitions (school, divorce, relocation, etc.)
Low motivation
Eating Disorders
Negative Body Image
Low Self-Esteem
This is not a complete listing, and Dr. Titus would prefer that you Contact Psychological Services Of East Lansing or call 517-599-4934 to schedule a consultation and evaluation.
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For many young adults, going away to college is eagerly anticipated. Students may expect an exciting university experience, with new levels of freedom and social interaction. However, for some students, the reality of college life can be very different from what they expected. The pressure to perform well while making new friends, mainiaining relationships, and sometimes holding a job can be overwhelming. For some, this leads to depression and anxiety. Therapy can help.
others from different backgrounds are often new experiences. For others, extracurricular activities, clubs and organizations can challenge time management skills. All the new routines, new responsibilities, and increased workloads can leave some students behind. Finding the right balance of activities can reduce stress and increase enjoyment of life at college.
College is not just about learning from textbooks and professors. It is also a time to develop meaningful relationships, to experience new people and ideas, and to further develop your identity and sense of self. If you are a college student who is struggling with some aspect of university life and you need someone to listen and understand your concerns, therapy is a good place to start.
Dr. Jacqueline Titus is a clinical psychologist with advanced training and experience in the evaluation and treatment of children and adolescents with emotional, behavioral, or relational issues. Specializing in childhood and adolescent psychology, including concerns such as ADHD, peer and friendship problems, adjusting to divorce, parent-child relationships, and other behavioral challenges, Dr. Titus provides a safe, supportive environment where children can feel comfortable communicating about their problems. With empathy, encouragement, skill building, and support; children learn to express their feelings and find solutions to life challenges; and parents learn new ways to interact with their children. With Dr. Titus’ guidance, children and teens can learn to understand and then change their behaviors, improve their relationships, increase their self-esteem, and live happier, healthier lives.
Psychotherapy with children often involves playing, drawing, creating, pretending, and talking to explore feelings and resolve problems. Teens often feel comfortable talking through their problems, but for young children, play is a valuable way to express and work through the difficulties with which they are struggling. The approach used by Dr. Titus will depend on the developmental level of your child.
Hyperactivity, fidgeting, difficulty paying attention