Linda Burroughs

Linda Burroughs is a licensed social worker in Michigan with 35 years of clinical experience helping individuals and families navigate life’s challenges. She has worked in settings that addressed the medical, social, and emotional needs of children and adults, providing a broad base of clinical practice and perspective.

Her background includes delivering home-based services to people with physical disabilities, supporting at-risk mothers, and assisting adults experiencing depression, anxiety, and grief. She has also served as a school social worker, an administrator of special education programs, the principal of an early childhood building, and an adjunct professor. These roles contributed to a diverse skill set and extensive experience in developing practical strategies to improve well-being.

Linda believes personal growth comes from within and that motivated people can make lasting changes to their quality of life. She listens closely, helps clients build positive coping strategies, and marks progress alongside them as they work toward their goals. She invites prospective clients to seek support and is ready to assist those prepared to begin that process.

Linda holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, a teaching certificate from the State of Michigan, and a Bachelor of Science from Central Michigan University. She has completed additional postgraduate training and maintains professional licensure in Michigan as a Master Social Worker.