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Nina Nabors, Ph.D, LP

Nabors_Nina (1)

She/Her/Hers

Caseload Full, Waitlist Closed

Accepted Insurances

  • Aetna Commercial

  • Ambetter

  • BCBS

  • BCN

  • CHAMPS (BCC, Meridian, McLaren)

  • Cigna

  • McLaren Commercial

  • Meridian

  • Molina Marketplace and Medicaid

  • Priority Commercial and Medicaid

  • United Healthcare Commercial and Medicaid plans

  • Straight Medicaid

  • Medicare

  • Private Pay

Bio

   Our mental health is a vital component of overall well being. As an African American Lesbian I am very aware of the importance of access to inclusive, culturally appropriate mental health care.   I am co-owner of our practice and we are committed to providing access to mental health services for all aspects of the community, particularly for those who have been historically marginalized and/or denied such access.  We commit to supporting inclusive, supportive, engaged therapists who reflect the communities we serve including BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, neurodiverse individuals, across income levels, ages, faiths, and ability levels.


   I am a multicultural feminist therapist who believes that the client is the expert in their own life. My role as the therapist is to assist the client in gaining insight and an understanding of why they are in distress. I believe many difficulties we experience stem from unresolved issues from past experiences and/or relationships. We often bring these issues into our current relationships whether romantic, work, school, or family. Our experiences are also impacted by the intersectional connections between our cultural identities (including our race/ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, ability status, religion) and our environment. Racism, sexism, heterosexism, ableism and other forms of oppression impact our ability to function at our best. I believe the goal of therapy is to thoroughly explore current distressing situations, how or whether they connect to past experiences and together with the client determine the best approach to resolving distress.


   I earned my PhD in clinical psychology from the University of Florida in 1994 and am board certified in Rehabilitation Psychology.  In addition to my roles as co-owner and practicing therapist, I have been active in academia for the past 30 years currently serving as Vice Provost of Healthcare Access and Quality at Walden University.  When I’m not working, I'm spending quality time with my wife of 30 years and supporting our Gen Z son Jeremiah as he navigates his way through college.  I love traveling, reading mysteries and science fiction, rooting for my favorite sports teams,  and making time for the important connections in my life.

Modalities

Specialties

  • Feminist/womanist therapy

  • Multicultural relational therapy

  • Insight oriented therapy (psychodynamically trained)

  • Cognitive therapy

  • BIPOC

  • LGBTQAI+

  • Adults

  • Couples

  • Elders

  • Anxiety/Depression

  • Self Esteem/Self Image

  • Academic and Leadership challenges

  • Trauma

Professional Background & Education

  • BS in Psychology-Illinois State University

  • MS in Clinical Psychology-Illinois State University

  • PhD in Clinical Psychology, specialization in Neuropsychology-University of Florida

  • Licensed in Michigan since 1996, compact license across 48 states since 2023

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