Welcome to our Grand Rapids, MI (Leonard/Fuller) location
The Truism Center for therapy and counseling is proud to serve the community of Grand Rapids, MI from our Leonard/Fuller location. Our welcoming and friendly therapist team is here to provide you all the counseling you need and improve yourself, your life, and your relationships.
This location includes counselors and therapists who practice person centered counseling, person centered couples counseling, and CBT and trauma informed therapy. Our expert staff members have many years of experience in almost every speciality.
Specialties in Grand Rapids (Leonard/Fuller)
Once you make the choice to receive counseling, you might wonder how or if we can help you. But don’t worry! You’re in the right place and are equipped to provide all the help you need. Our team has the skills, knowledge, and expertise to help assist you at your own pace.
Here are the specialties of our licensed therapists the practice out our Grand Rapids (Leonard/Fuller) location:
- Anxiety
- Communication
- Depression
- Child neglect and abuse
- Child or adolescent
- Relationships
- Trauma and PTSD
- Domestic Violence
- Sexual abuse/assault
- Women’s Issues
- And more
Additionally, our therapists are experts in many areas- from mood disorders to domestic violence, self-esteem, relationship issues, and countless more.
Check out our therapists’ online profiles to determine who may be best suited to help you. We’re here to support all members of our community, no matter your race, age, gender, or sexual orientation.
You can be a better you.
In the last 10 years the stigma around mental health counseling has loosened. Individuals experiencing difficult life transitions and situations like divorce, loss of loved ones, work stress, or family issues are finding it helpful and normal to receive support from a therapist. You don’t have to keep struggling with the past.
Therapy can help you go from feeling bad to good, or good to great. Browse therapists and get started now.

Therapists at Grand Rapids – Leonard/Fuller

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