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John Rathje Counseling

Compassionate therapy for

Individuals

Couples

Groups

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As a licensed psychotherapist, professional coach, teacher and leader, I work to create safe, trusting, therapeutic relationships so that clients can meet goals and experience transformation.
I believe every person and all nature are valuable and worthy of love.
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As a religious trauma therapist in Ann Arbor, I have extensive experience working with people who are navigating issues of spirituality, especially those who have experienced hurt from their faith or faith-based organizations. 

     

Many people have utilized my experience as a nature therapist in Washtenaw county to connect with nature, care for the outdoors, and thereby improve their lives (or their life experience). Together, we explore the world and our role in it by walking in a park, practicing quiet reflection in greenspace, experiencing earthart, or engaging in groupwork.
 
Schedule a consultation today by completing the form below.  Sign up for individual, couple, group, or retreat opportunities, and let's redecide life together!
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Services

Discover more about Individual, Couple, and Group Therapy by clicking each section.

Individual and Couple Therapy

Therapy for grief, trauma, anxiety, church hurt, relationships and other needs

Group Therapy

Explore and practice healthy patterns of communication, emotional expression, trust, conflict management, boundaries and connection between people in the here-and-now!

In case of mental or physical health emergency

Call 911 or go to your nearest hospital.

If you or someone you know is struggling to cope with life (or even a specific event) you can speak to a trained counselor 24/7/365, by calling 988 for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline [or 1-800-273-8255 (1-800-273-TALK)] or texting START to 741-741.
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I offer culturally responsive therapy for marginalized communities, including BIPOC and LGBTQIA+. 
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