Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a type of psychotherapy that explores the connection between your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Our thoughts can influence how we feel, how we respond to situations, and how we view ourselves.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is an evidence-based approach that focuses on helping individuals manage intense emotions, tolerate distress, improve relationships, and become more mindful of their experiences.
Somatic-informed therapy incorporates awareness of the body's sensations, movements, and responses into the therapeutic process. Rather than focusing only on thoughts and feelings, this approach also considers how you experience emotions physically.
Trauma-informed therapy is an approach to mental health care that recognizes how traumatic experiences and prolonged stress can affect a person's emotional, psychological, physical, and relational well-being. Rather than focusing only on symptoms or behaviors, this approach considers how past experiences may influence a person's sense of safety, relationships, coping strategies, self-esteem, and responses to everyday situations.
Co-occurring therapy provides support for individuals experiencing both mental health challenges and substance use concerns. These conditions can influence one another, making it difficult to manage symptoms, navigate daily stressors, and maintain emotional well-being. Co-occurring treatment takes an integrated approach by addressing both mental health and substance use together rather than treating them as separate concerns.
Couples therapy provides a supportive space for partners to strengthen their relationship, improve communication, and navigate challenges together. Every relationship experiences periods of change, stress, and uncertainty. Whether you are struggling with recurring disagreements, feeling disconnected, or hoping to deepen your relationship, therapy can help you better understand one another and develop healthier ways of communicating and connecting.
Family therapy provides a supportive environment for family members to improve communication, navigate conflict, and develop healthier relationships. Families can be a source of connection, comfort, and belonging, but they can also experience challenges that create stress and misunderstanding. Changes in family dynamics, differing perspectives, and individual struggles can affect the entire family system.
Clinical supervision provides Licensed Master Social Workers (LLMSWs) with guidance, support, and professional development as they work toward obtaining their full clinical social work license (LMSW-C) in Michigan.
Supervision is offered on a weekly basis through individual, one-hour virtual sessions. Sessions are tailored to each supervisee's learning goals, professional interests, and developmental needs while supporting growth toward independent clinical practice.

Tori Alexander, LMSW
Tori provides compassionate therapy for individuals in Lansing, East Lansing, and surrounding Michigan communities, with both in-person and virtual sessions available.
*Currently Tori only has openings for morning slots before 2pm*
Contact by email:
Phone: 517-812-9459

Jasmine Sledge, LMSW
Virtual Therapy Only
Jasmine offers virtual-only therapy throughout Michigan, including Lansing, Saginaw, Detroit, and surrounding communities. She creates a comfortable space where you can feel heard, supported, and empowered as you navigate your healing journey.
Contact by email: jasmines.llmsw@gmail.com
Phone: 517-899-0050

Kera Sanford, LMSW
Virtual Therapy Only
As part of my counseling services at Inner Peace Therapy, I offer exclusively virtual therapy sessions throughout Michigan, providing a comfortable and accessible space for individuals and couples to receive support wherever they are.
Contact by email: kerasanford@yahoo.com
Phone: 517-316-5651.

Kayla Cox, LMSW
Kayla Cox, LMSW, is a compassionate therapist serving individuals in East Lansing and surrounding Michigan communities. She offers trauma-informed therapy in a supportive, welcoming space where clients can feel heard, understood, and empowered to create meaningful change.
Contact by email:
Phone: 517-899-0050

Liz Storey, LLMSW, CAADC
Liz offers compassionate, supportive therapy through Inner Peace Therapy, with a focus on supporting women and individuals navigating trauma, domestic violence, and life’s challenging transitions. She provides therapy in the Lansing and East Lansing areas, as well as virtually throughout Michigan
Contact by email:
Phone: 517-745-5087












Inner Peace Therapy
1451 East Lansing Dr. STE 219 East Lansing, MI 48823
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