LaJuan Gibson

LaJuan Gibson has devoted more than 15 years to serving children, adolescents, adults, and families across several counties in Michigan. Her career has included roles as a frontline practitioner, therapist, program coordinator, mid- and high-level director, and Chief Executive Officer, giving her a wide view of how services operate across systems.

She has worked within Juvenile Justice, Child Welfare, Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Crisis Intervention settings. Those experiences have reinforced her primary passion for supporting resilient individuals as they rebuild and move forward.

Her therapeutic approach emphasizes cognitive behavioral therapy delivered through a strength-based framework, incorporating elements of reality therapy and the recovery model to help clients build a more productive, meaningful life. In addition to clinical work, she has provided extensive therapy, training, and coaching focused on developing emotional intelligence, practical coping skills for daily life, overcoming situational depression, anger management and de-escalation, and resolving internal and external conflicts.

LaJuan Gibson practices with an eclectic and adaptable style, tailoring interventions to the specific needs and goals of each person she works with. She offers an inviting, nurturing, and safe space where clients can pursue empowerment and positive change, and she encourages anyone ready to begin to take that first step toward care.

LaJuan Gibson holds licensure as a master social worker in Michigan, a credential that authorizes her to provide social work services in the state.