Mamie Routhier brings 28 years of clinical experience working with adults, children, teens, and whole families across a wide range of concerns. Her practice includes long-term support for parents as they navigate the complexities of raising foster and adoptive children, caring for children with autism, and addressing youth with mental health or behavioral challenges.

She has extensive experience treating trauma, including histories of sexual abuse, rape, domestic violence, and other severe violence. Mamie also works with individuals facing depression and anxiety and has supported people as they cope with and overcome the effects of poverty.

Her therapeutic approach is eclectic, grounded primarily in humanistic principles and supplemented with cognitive and behavioral techniques when appropriate. Mamie sees her role as helping people move forward in whatever direction life takes them and assisting them through both everyday bumps and more significant obstacles. She uses a direct, pragmatic style while remaining interactive, sensitive, and compassionate.

Based in Michigan, Mamie is a licensed master’s-level social worker and draws on nearly three decades of practice to support clients with empathy and practical strategies. She looks forward to working with individuals and families seeking guidance and change.