More than talk therapy.
Specialized, evidence-based therapy for anxiety, OCD, and ADHD. LGBTQIA+ affirming, competent, and celebratory.
Available online for adults across Michigan.
Trying “harder” didn’t help.
At Maytree Therapy, we support adults of all genders who feel stuck in cycles of anxiety, self-doubt, OCD, ADHD, and chronic overthinking. Many of our clients have tried traditional talk therapy and still feel like they’re spinning their wheels.
Therapy here goes beyond insight alone. We offer specialized, evidence-based care with warmth, collaboration, and practical tools that help people feel more grounded, more capable, and more like themselves again.
If you’re looking for a fresh approach, you’re welcome here.
Meet the Clinicians
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Chelsea O'Day-Navis, LPC
Therapist, LLPC Clinical Supervisor, Practice Owner
Chelsea (she/her) is a therapist and clinical supervisor with 8+ years of experience supporting adults navigating anxiety, OCD, ADHD, and identity-related stress.
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Sydney Jenish, MA, LLPC, NCC
Therapist, Nationally Certified Counselor
Sydney (she/her) helps adults navigating anxiety, OCD, identity-related stress, self-esteem, queer relationships, relational patterns and wounds, chronic illness, or times of big change.
Services Offered
The Maytree Way
Maytree’s name comes from maitrī, a Sanskrit word meaning benevolence, loving-kindness, and taking an active interest in others. This principle is central to Buddhism and lies at the heart of Contemplative Psychotherapy—the philosophy from which Maytree Therapy is rooted.
Care at Maytree Therapy is affirming, evidence-based, and adapted to the person—not the other way around.
We support adults across diverse identities, with particular experience serving LGBTQIA2S+ clients and those navigating OCD, anxiety, and ADHD.
Our work is grounded, collaborative, and responsive to each person’s identity, context, and lived experience. We approach the therapeutic relationship with respect, care, and curiosity.
“The bad news is you’re falling through the air, nothing to hang on to, no parachute. The good news is, there’s no ground.”
― Chögyam Trungpa , Founder of Contemplative Psychotherapy
What People are Saying
