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Nat Dodd

They/Them/Theirs

Accepting New Clients for In-Person with Weekday/Daytime Availability

Accepted Insurances

  • Aetna Commercial

  • BCBS

  • BCN

  • CHAMPS Medicaid (BCC, Meridian, McLaren)

  • Cigna

  • McLaren Commercial

  • Medicare

  • Molina Marketplace and Commercial

  • Priority Commercial and Medicaid

  • United Health Care Commercial

  • Medicaid

  • Private Pay

Bio

   Howdy, I’m Nat! My pronouns are they/them. I am a queer and neurodivergent therapist. I specialize in working with queer and trans folks, autistic people, and individuals living with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder. I’m passionate about working collaboratively with folks to increase self-awareness, interrupt unhelpful patterns, face fears, and explore sources of meaning and pleasure in their lives. 


   My values as a therapist include autonomy, solidarity, curiosity, humility, and humor. If you use drugs or are in recovery, know that my approach is rooted in the principles of harm reduction. I am also sex-positive and kink-aware. When I’m not working I enjoy reading (mostly fantasy and poetry), going on walks in the woods, and learning new things. 


Modalities

Specialties

  • Exposure & Response Prevention (ERP)

  • Behavioral Activation

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

  • Person-Centered Therapy

  • Existential Therapy

  • Narrative Therapy

  • Harm Reduction Therapy

  • Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Phobias

  • Childhood Trauma

  • Substance Use

  • LGBTQIA2S+

  • Neurodivergence

  • Teens, Young Adults, and Adults

Professional Background & Education

  • Master of Social Work: Mental Health & Substance Use - Eastern Michigan University

  • Graduate Certificate in Health Education - Eastern Michigan University

  • Bachelor of Social Work - Wayne State University

  • Seven years of experience providing supportive services to a variety of populations, including runaway and homeless youth, neurodivergent individuals, and folks struggling with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders

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