Tell Us Your Story …

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We Listen First, Prescribe Second.

We at Converge take great pride in our overall philosophy in providing a high quality of care; but additionally in the manner in which we deliver our services. As medical providers, we believe we stand above the rest by the fact that we won’t rush you out the door and we will listen in an objective, non-judgmental way. Your history and your experiences are what completes your picture – and the clearer the picture the more accurate the diagnosis and treatment.

September is National Suicide Prevention Month

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If you or someone you know are struggling with severe depression, help is always just a phone call away. In the United States, suicide remains in the top 10 leading causes of death in the general population. We are here to help, call us at 248-579-4014 or email: information@convergementalwellness.com to set up an appointment. If you are experiencing an emergency, especially thoughts of suicide with a planned intent to do so, you should call 911 or proceed to the nearest hospital / emergency department. Finally, a great resource for information and support can be found at www.nami.org

Troy Times

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Another special thanks for our friends in the Troy City Council, the Troy Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Ethan Baker for their assistance in helping us get the word out. It is great to be a part of the Troy community! This is a new article about us in the Troy Times paper:

Our Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony!

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Converge Mental Wellness Associates, PLLC was officially welcomed to the Troy, MI business community this month in an official ribbon-cutting ceremony. We would especially like to thank Mayor Ethan Baker, The Troy Chamber of Commerce and members of the Troy City Council for making this occasion a moment we will never forget!

July is Ultraviolet Safety Month

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Summer is here and that means “Fun In The Sun” for many. Just a quick reminder from us at Converge to be mindful of your sunlight exposure during this season – some psychotropic medications can cause a degree of hypersensitivity to sunlight and its ill effects. In the meantime, we wish all of you a safe, happy and fun summer!