Dr. Patricia Frueh , MI Psychologist 6301008874

Dr. Patricia Frueh is a clinical psychologist licensed in Michigan with 28 years of experience in psychotherapy. She holds the credential MI Psychologist 6301008874, which indicates her license to practice psychology in Michigan, and she is also a Certified Mindfulness Meditation teacher. Her practice emphasizes a warm, respectful approach and a belief that the therapeutic relationship is central to meaningful change.

Dr. Frueh often brings a sense of humor and an attentive presence to sessions, listening not only for problems but also for strengths and natural resilience that can be overlooked during difficult times. Her work integrates ideas from positive psychology and contemporary research on well-being, and she adapts interventions to the needs of each person. Depending on those needs, she draws from cognitive behavioral methods, humanistic and psychodynamic perspectives, trauma-informed care, and mindfulness-based strategies such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy.

Over her career, Dr. Frueh has supported people facing depression, anxiety, relationship and parenting challenges, habit difficulties, and the aftermath of physical trauma or emotional abuse. She tailors conversations and treatment plans to individual circumstances and focuses on helping people identify practical strategies and inner resources to move toward greater fulfillment and resilience.

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