Maddie Woodrick, M.A, LLPC
Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling
Limited-Licensed Professional Counselor
My Approach
I believe meaningful change happens through connection, understanding, and the experience of being truly seen. My approach is person-centered and trauma-informed, with Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills at the heart of my work. I am grounded in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and also draw from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help people understand relationships among their thoughts, emotions, values, and actions. Psychoeducation is also an important part of my work. When helpful, I offer optional worksheets, journal prompts, and carefully selected resources to support reflection and skill-building between sessions. I am also completing additional training in DBT skills.
Who I Support
My practice focuses primarily on adults across the lifespan; I may also work with adolescents ages 13–17 in-person when the concern and clinical fit are appropriate. I work with individuals who may experience emotions intensely, feel stuck in patterns that no longer serve them, or want to better understand their responses to stress, relationships, and change.
I help individuals recognize patterns in their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors while building practical skills to navigate distress, regulate emotions, communicate more effectively, and make choices aligned with their values. For neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ individuals, therapy can be a place to explore identity, recognize needs, unlearn shame, and develop strategies that work with who you are. I also have a particular interest in supporting people affected by trauma, grief, or suicide loss; I believe it’s immensely important to make room to process how these experiences may shape emotions, relationships, safety, and sense of self without forcing a particular story, timeline, or meaning.
My professional experience with substance use and co-occurring mental-health concerns has taught me that recovery is not one-size-fits-all. My perspective is grounded in harm reduction, safety, and client choice, with room for people who connect with SMART Recovery, AA, or other pathways. People of all religious, spiritual, questioning, agnostic, and nonreligious backgrounds are welcome; faith may be included when meaningful to you, but it will never be assumed or imposed.
Availability & Fees
Both in-person and Telehealth appointments are available Sunday through Thursday. Telehealth is available for adults who are physically located in Michigan at the time of the session. Adolescents ages 13–17 are seen in person only. Exact appointment availability varies and will be shared during the initial contact process. Appointment times, fees, insurance participation, and any reduced-fee options will be confirmed through the Heart Walk Collective.
In-Network Plans I Accept:
- Aetna
- Cigna and Evernorth
- McLaren
- Medicaid
- Molina Healthcare
- Optum
- Oscar Health
- Priority Health
- UnitedHealthcare UHC | UBH
- UnitedHealthcare / Optum Medicaid
Self-Pay Options:
My standard self-pay rate is $75 per session. However, I reserve a limited number of appointments at a $50 Community Access Rate for individuals for whom the standard fee would create a financial barrier. Further reduced-fee availability may vary and can be discussed during the initial contact process.
Next Steps
If you are interested in starting therapy or would like to explore whether we may be a good fit, please complete the inquiry form below. You may also request a brief 15-minute call before scheduling if you have questions about the therapeutic process or working together.
Please use the form only for non-urgent scheduling inquiries; it is not monitored for crisis support.