Skyler Nuñez

LLPC

3–5 years experience•Non-binary•Mount Pleasant, Michigan•Video & In-person•In-person in Mount Pleasant area

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My Approach

I read the room and adjust, sometimes offering gentle encouragement, other times leaning into tougher conversations. I like to have a loose roadmap while leaving room to explore what shows up in the moment. Therapy with me is a real conversation. I bring my training and perspective, and I genuinely want to hear yours. You'll find me empathetic and encouraging, and I'm especially passionate about making space for identity and cultural conversations.

Balanced pace: moves at a steady rhythm, not rushing or lingering

Warm & affirming: supportive and validating, creating a safe space

Flexible structure: has a plan but follows your lead when needed

True partnership: works alongside you, sharing perspective while inviting yours

Areas of Focus

Trauma/PTSDIdentity explorationLGBTQ+ issuesADHD coaching/supportGrief/Loss

Who I Work With

AdultsTeens (13-17)

Therapeutic Approaches

ACTDBT-informedPsychodynamicSolution-focusedMindfulness-based

Payment & Insurance

Accepts insuranceSelf-pay ($151–200)

Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS)MedicaidBlue Care Network (MI)Priority Health (MI)McLaren Health Plan (MI)Physicians Health Plan (MI)Other (not listed)UnitedHealthcare / Optum

Availability

Weekday morningsWeekday afternoonsWeekend morningsWeekday evenings

Working With Me

What clients can expect

Trauma-informed

Why fit matters to me

Faster trust

Favorite part of therapy

Breakthrough moments

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