Wendy Brown, MA, LMSW
Therapist
(She/Her/Hers)
– ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS – (Weekends and Evenings available)
Phone:
(248) 957-6444
Email:
admin@mytotalhealth.care
Overview:
Wendy Yajna Brown is a Clinical Social Work/Therapist who works with adults, elders, individuals, and groups. She offers therapy both in person and online in Georgia and online via video in Michigan.
Wendy works with clients navigating chronic pain, chronic illness, grief, depression, exhaustion, trauma, and the effects of long-term stress, loss, displacement, and having to be strong for too long.
Her work is grounded in the mind-body connection and helps clients make sense of how trauma, grief, culture, the nervous system, identity, stress, loss, and environment can shape mental and physical health.
Clientele:
Adolescents, Adults
Areas of Focus:
Trauma
Depression
Burnout
Dementia
Racial identity
Work-life balance
PTSD
Anxiety
ADHD
Domestic violence
Suicidal ideation
Chronic pain
Eating concerns
Autism
Emotional disturbance
Women’s issues
Chronic illness
Weight management
Codependency
Hoarding
LGBTQIA+
Grief
Stress
Coping skills
Infertility
Immigration
Training/Certifications:
ACT
IFS
Culturally sensitive therapy
Coaching
CHHC
CBT
Somatic therapy
Feminist therapy
Empowered Relief
CBT for chronic pain
Trauma-focused therapy
Gottman Method
Meditation / mindfulness
DBT
Attachment-based therapy
SFBT
Yoga
MBCT
Compassion-focused therapy
Strength-based therapy
RYT 200
Therapeutic Approach:
Practical, compassionate, mind-body, trauma-informed, culturally sensitive, nervous-system focused
Treatment Philosophy:
Your symptoms didn’t come out of nowhere. They developed in response to what you have lived through.
Therapy with me is practical, compassionate, and deeply attuned to the mind-body connection. Together, we may integrate behavioral coaching to support daily functioning and energy, mindfulness and nervous-system regulation that feels accessible, and gentle lifestyle and body awareness practices, such as nutrition and yoga.
I work with the whole person, not just symptoms. You do not need the “right words,” and you do not need to be strong here. Therapy is a place to exhale and begin again, gently.
Practice Locations:
Remote
Total Health & Wellness Associates, PLLC 