Katrina M Milliken, LMSW

05/06/2026

It's college graduation season!

We are incredibly excited to tell the world about our brand new LLMSW Clinical "New Therapist In Training" LLMSW Program!

The first cohort is starting this summer! This program is designed for those who wish to enter the direct clinical treatment field right away after graduation, with the support of LMSW supervision, group supervision, case consultation, consideration of ethics and professional goal mapping.

The program aims to meet every goal set by the NASW and the ASWB to prepare for the licensing exam, IN ADDITION to providing the required clinical reflective supervision, clinical hours, training and education to create the well-rounded, diversified therapists we need to meet the needs of our world today, and in the future.

LLMSW Clinicians receive a much healthier contractual fee split than industry standards. To receive more information please see link or contact Katrina directly at Kmilliken@gracebehavioralmi.com.

Grace Behavioral Health of Michigan

05/01/2026

The brain is a mystery machine - so much we know and so much still to discover

Nearly 1 in 7 people worldwide live with a mental health disorder. Discover how these star-shaped brain cells could have a profound impact on the treatment of conditions like anxiety, depression, and PTSD.

01/18/2026

Pups are so good for us! And our kiddos 💕 🐶

Microbes in dog owning teens differ from non-dog owners.

01/12/2026

Uncertainty can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Psychological science offers practical ways to stay grounded and support your well-being when things feel unstable.

Learn more: https://at.apa.org/968d91

12/19/2025

We have some great local businesses working with us to meet needs of Chelsea residents 🤗

12/14/2025

12/07/2025

Indeed

From an attachment lens, this is the essence of co-regulation:
one regulated (or regulating) nervous system lending stability to another.
Not rescuing.
Not minimizing.
Just being the calm shoreline while the waves move through.

11/05/2025

Embrace | Chelsea is eager to introduce our latest wellness provider, Dr. Rupal Bhatnagar D.O.!

Please join us for a meet and greet with Dr. Bhatnagar, and hear about her approach to client-centered weight management and wellness.

10/10/2025

You matter

💚 Today is World Mental Health Day, first initiated in 1992 by the World Federation for Mental Health to raise awareness and support for mental well-being across the globe.

Dr. Maya Angelou often wrote about healing and the strength we find within and alongside others. In her poem “Alone,” she reminds us:

✨ “Lying, thinking / Last night / How to find my soul a home / Where water is not thirsty / And bread loaf is not stone / I came up with one thing / And I don’t believe I’m wrong / That nobody / But nobody / Can make it out here alone.”

Her words encourage us to remember that caring for our mental health is not something we must do in isolation. Reaching out, leaning on community, and offering compassion to ourselves and others are all acts of strength.

Today, and every day, let us choose connection, kindness, and hope.

09/03/2025

School is back in session! 🍎

It’s time to get back into a routine and schedule. We have immediate availability for:
💬 Speech Therapy
✏️ Occupational Therapy
👥 Social & Emotional Support

We offer one on one, individualized sessions tailored to meet your child’s specific needs.

Contact us to schedule your first session!

(734)-489-9414
chelseapediatrictherapycenter@gmail.com

06/25/2025

We have a culture of not being allowed to have needs, and it’s detrimental to all of us

You can’t train a child not to have needs.
You can only teach them not to show them.
Not to speak them.
Not to trust that their needs matter.

But those needs don’t go away — they just get buried.
And what gets buried doesn’t vanish.
It festers.

It shows up later — in anxiety, people-pleasing, overachieving, or shutting down.

When we respond to a child’s need with dismissal, frustration, or control —
We don’t make them stronger.
We just make them quieter.

And being quiet isn’t the same as being okay.

So the goal isn’t to raise children who stop needing. It’s to become parents who stop fearing their needs…

Because that’s how we raise children who know they’re worthy of being heard. ❤️

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