David Minsky

David believes that a powerful aspect of therapy is knowing you have someone truly in your corner. He strives to create a supportive space where clients feel seen and understood—a place to safely wrestle with feelings, explore ideas, and gain clarity on the path they choose for their life.

David earned his Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Moody Theological Seminary, bringing a rich blend of academic study and practical, hands-on experience. His clinical background includes work across the entire adult lifespan, from adolescents (age 14 and up) to older adults (65-102).

During his training as a clinician, David served individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Chicago, and upon moving to Michigan provided extensive case management and supportive services to older adults in Oakland county. This diverse experience has given him a deep appreciation for the unique challenges that accompany different life stages across different disabilities. David provides services in Hebrew and Spanish as well. 

Drawing from his unique background, David is an especially supportive clinician for:

• Military and Law Enforcement personnel and their families

• Caregivers (geriatric, intellectual/developmental disability)

• International students and immigrants

• Those navigating "third culture" or blending of multiple cultural identities