Autumn has a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Psychology from Wayne State University and a bachelor’s degree from William Tyndale in Psychology with a minor in Biblical Studies.

A member of the American Association of Christian Counselors with twenty-five years of experience counseling individuals, couples & families, Autumn partners with her clients

to create a comprehensive treatment plan to address their

physical, emotional, relational and spiritual goals.    

Prior to opening her private practice in 2002, Autumn worked at Perspectives of Troy Counseling Center.  At Perspectives, in addition to counseling she facilitated teen group therapy programs for divorce recovery, depression and anxiety and served as Peer Counselor Advisor & Mentor reviewing paper work for accreditation and insurance companies.

At Crossroads pregnancy center she co-led an adult group for survivors of sexual abuse.  

While in private practice, Autumn has enjoyed attending a variety of conferences led by American Association of Christian Counselors,

SMART Marriages, Prep Marriage, Love & Logic, and the American Psychological Association.

Currently her continuing education is focused on nutrition, trauma,

marriage/family and neuroscience.