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MI Psychiatry

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MI Psychiatry is dedicated to helping individuals improve their quality of life by encouraging healthy lifestyle changes and the use of medication as deemed necessary.

01/20/2026

Meet Samantha Sieg! She is a board-certified Physician Assistant at our Chesterfield location!

Samantha says, "I am eager to be a part of the team at MI Psychiatry and meeting patients where they are in their mental health journey. My goal is to provide a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental environment where patients feel heard. "

12/11/2024

Happy Holidays to all of you and your loved ones this season! Best wishes from the MI Psychiatry family! 🎄⭐️

01/31/2024

Research shows that doing art is an effective way to reduce stress, increase focus, and improve self-esteem. Whether it’s painting, dancing, writing, or music, art in all of its forms can benefit your mental health!

01/24/2024

A total of 12 years of education is required to practice psychiatry in Michigan. So what exactly do those 12 years look like? Let's break it down!

4️⃣ years are spent obtaining your bachelor's degree (usually in psychology, biology or pre-med)

4️⃣ years are spent obtaining your Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathic Medicine in Medical School

4️⃣ years are spent in residency

After spending 12 years of educating and learning, you must pass the exam to be Board Certified in Psychiatry and obtain proper licensing to practice in the state of Michigan.

So, trust that you are in good hands when you meet with a Psychiatrist. They have invested thousands of hours to ensure proper care is given to their patients.

01/15/2024

Big or small, your impact on the world matters.

01/03/2024

Your mind and body are powerful allies. 🤝

An example of this mind-body connection is how your body responds to stress. Constant worry and stress over jobs, finances, or other problems can cause tense muscles, pain, headaches, and stomach problems.

On the other hand, constant pain or a health problem like heart disease can affect your emotions. You might become depressed, anxious, and stressed. This could affect how well you treat, manage, or cope with your illness.

Deep breathing, adding laughter to your life and exercising are all ways to reduce stress of the mind and the body. Take time on to listen to what your body needs most.

12/23/2023

The next time you encounter a setback, remember, it's not the end of the world — it's the beginning of a new learning opportunity.

12/20/2023

Happy Holidays from the team here at MI Psychiatry! 🎄✨

12/06/2023

Did you know men are less likely than women to seek help for depression, substance abuse and stressful life events due to social norms, reluctance to talk and downplaying symptoms.

Things we need to normalize for men:
😔 Not being OK
🗣️ Speaking up
🗯️ Mental health issues
❓ Asking for help
😢 Showing emotions
❤️‍🩹 Going to therapy

12/01/2023

Meet Alyssa Baker! She is a board-certified Physician Assistant who looks forward to growing with her patients and bringing peace into their lives.

Alyssa says, "I entered medicine after seeing my mother struggle with her cancer diagnosis and decided that I wanted to be able to help others through the difficulties that disorders and everyday life can bring."

11/29/2023

Let's pretend your child comes home and has had a falling out with their friends at school. Your child might say “their whole social life is ruined, they are never going to have friends again and no one will ever like them”.

Pervasiveness looks at how much of your life a concern impacts
✨ Although your child had fallen out with their school friends they may still have other friendships elsewhere.

Permanence looks at how long an issue is going to be of concern
✨ By identifying previous times your child had successful conflict resolution, it makes the likelihood of your child making friends again seem more possible.

Personalization looks at how much you feel you are to blame
✨ Helping your child to understand what went wrong and what action they might take gives back a sense of control.

11/23/2023

If you're dreading the holiday season the biggest thing you can do to protect your mental health is recognize your triggers and have a plan for when you are faced with one.

If someone is trying to draw you into a situation that you find stressful or upsetting, demure your way out of it. You can smile and say, “That’s a conversation for another time.” Or, you can excuse yourself and go for a short walk. You do not need to stay in a situation that is uncomfortable in order to be polite.

If you are in a good space mentally, you will be better able to spend time with those you care about.

Address

3265 Five Points Drive, Suite A
Auburn Hills, MI
48326

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 2pm

Telephone

+12486091234

Website

https://www.mipsychiatry.com/

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