Aloe Integrative Psychology Group

01/28/2026

11/05/2025

There is no force more powerful in this world than love. Look for the flickers of light and help them grow. You are loved, wanted, and not alone.

10/03/2025

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06/18/2025

THERAPIST SPOTLIGHT!

For our current Aloe blog, we decided to interview some of our therapists so you can get to know them better. Here is a sneak preview of our first interview with our very own Cassiann procenko!

Q: What are you most passionate about in your work?

I am passionate about walking beside clients of all ages as they reconnect with their sense of self, inner calm, and strength. Whether my client is a child struggling with anxiety, a teen overwhelmed by identity or school stress, or an adult unraveling old beliefs, I love helping people rediscover what a sense of safety can feel like.

To read the whole blog and learn more about Cassiann, follow the link below to Aloe's website!

Integrative Psychology Group in Rochester Hills, MI. Led by Nicole Law, Aloe Integrative Psychology Group aims to provide the highest level of care for those in the mental health sphere while empowering clinicians to model emotional wellness.

12/11/2024

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11/14/2024

These are difficult times, with many recent added stressors. And while some things are out of our control and divides can seem bigger than ever, one of the things we can control is how we choose to cope.

Utilizing healthy coping skills can foster resilience. During times of stress it is important to not only utilize healthy and practical coping skills, but also to engage in acts of self-care.

Although self-care can often be seen as a luxury we can’t always afford, such as a vacation, going to a spa, spending money on a nice meal or a special event, in truth self-care can simply be small acts of caring kindness we bestow upon ourselves.

Acts of self-kindness can include giving ourselves grace and time to reflect during stressful moments, days, or weeks. Sometimes it means reaching out for support from your community, taking 5 minutes to engage in something relaxing (e.g. playing music or a quick breathing exercise) or even giving yourself some time to “shut off” and engage in a distraction for a set amount of time (e.g. watching funny videos or reading a book). Even spending a few minutes writing a list of 5 things you can be grateful for, can help to find some hope and light in what might feel heavy and dark.

To get more self-care coping strategies visit our blog by clicking the link below:

Integrative Psychology Group in Rochester Hills, MI. Led by Nicole Law, Aloe Integrative Psychology Group aims to provide the highest level of care for those in the mental health sphere while empowering clinicians to model emotional wellness.

10/28/2024

06/19/2024

We have been receiving a lot of request for ways to help the families as well as supporting our first responders from the Oakland County Sheriff's Office and Rochester Hills Fire Department.
Below are the verified fundraising pages for the victims as well as contact information for OCSO and RHFD:
- Bebout Family: https://gofund.me/e7ef0602
- Coughlin Family: https://gofund.me/31bfc90b
- Iafrate Family: https://gofund.me/c5ef2519
- Schumborg Family: https://gofund.me/c8c40dd2
- Jacoud Borges Family: https://gofund.me/27ded5c8
- Community Foundation of Greater Rochester: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=7W228X2GXS9BU
- RHFD: Call 248-656-4720 (No home-cooked meals please)
- OCSO: Call 248-466-8356 or 248-941-1175 (No home-cooked meals please)

06/16/2024

During difficult times it can be hard to figure out what to say to the kids. When talking with kids about traumatic events, here are a few guidelines:

1. Refrain from watching the news or discussing the traumatic event in front of younger children when possible. In general kids will let you know when they are ready to talk about difficult things. Talking about it too much can traumatize them further.

2. Try to deliver information in an age appropriate manner. 1-2 sentences is best. Don't overexplain. Answer questions in 1-2 sentences and wait for them to process. Let them know you're here to answer anymore questions they might have. They will have a follow up question if they are ready for more.

3. Remind kids of safety procedures. Deliver that message in a calm tone. Just like adults, kids want the ability to do something when they are scared. Knowing what to do when something scary happens is far more empowering than just believing the bad thing won't happen.

4. Especially for older kids, remind them to fact check before spreading rumors. Don't click on links such as for body cam footage as they are usually fake. Beware of go fund me accounts that are not verified. Teach them where and how to find confirmed reports and accurate information.

5. Remind them they are loved. While the world can sometimes be scary, it isn't always scary. Show them how the community comes together to support each other when things are hard or scary.

6. When in doubt, contact a therapist or child specialist to help you navigate these difficult topics.

06/15/2024

Our hearts go out to our community tonight, especially the smallest and most vulnerable that were the targets of this evening's attack. To all the children and family that we serve, we are here to support you through your grief and fear.

04/13/2024

The day after I thought I wasn’t getting through, my middle school son sent me this.

They are listening and watching and we have a choice in our reactions to them too- reactivity vs patience, control vs acceptance, and empathy vs anger. Being a teen is tough, and so is raising one. We are here to help.

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