West Michigan · Nine Offices · Telehealth Statewide
Psychiatric Medication Management in West Michigan, Backed by a Whole Care Team
Looking for a psychiatrist for yourself or someone you love? Medication is usually one piece of a bigger plan. Here, you get the rest of the plan too.
- 50+ licensed counselors, social workers, and psychologists
- Prescribing in house for ages 16 and up, at Holland and Jenison or by telehealth
- Matched in about 7 days, not months on a waitlist
- No referral needed, and most major Michigan plans accepted
25+ clinicians taking new clients right now
★★★★★ "Easy onboarding and flexibility for in person or telehealth visits. This facility has been influential in supporting our family's mental health."
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Care That Fits Together
Medication Is One Part of the Plan, Not the Whole Plan
Plenty of people start out looking for a prescription. What helps is usually a team: someone to talk to every week, a clear answer from an evaluation, and medication when it belongs in the picture. All three happen here.
Start wherever you are. The other pieces are already here if you need them.
Counseling & Therapy
Individual, couples, family, child, and teen therapy with a clinician matched to what you are dealing with.
Psychological Testing
Comprehensive ADHD, autism, and personality evaluations with a written report you keep.
Medication Management
Prescribing care in house for ages 16 and up, with or without counseling here. In person at Holland and Jenison, or by telehealth statewide.
Our Clinicians
The People Who Will Actually Be Working With You
Licensed counselors, clinical social workers, and psychologists across nine offices and telehealth statewide. Our intake coordinator matches you with someone who works with your concern every week, not whoever has an opening.
Kara Annecharico, LLP
Psychological testing and evaluations for ADHD, autism, and learning differences.
Joel Wilkinson, LMSW
Faith-integrated counseling for addiction recovery, grief, and life transitions.
Amy Boileau, LPC
Trauma-focused care for PTSD, abuse recovery, and women's mental health.
Liliana Navarro, LMSW
Bilingual therapy in Spanish and English for anxiety, depression, and trauma.
Krista Climer, LLMSW
Child, teen, and family therapy, with autism and ADHD support.
Karen Van Slyke, LLP
Counseling for chronic illness, anger management, and life transitions.
Shelbey Watson, LMSW
Couples and family therapy, plus trauma and anxiety support.
Laura DeKok, LPC
Compassionate care for women's issues, trauma, and life transitions.
Tracy Maher, LLP
Psychological testing and evaluations, plus sleep and cognitive concerns.
Jenny Raye, LPC
DBT-informed support for teens and adults facing trauma and emotional dysregulation.
Ellen Eggerding, LPC
EMDR-trained care for grief, anxiety, and depression.
Jen Brana, LLPC
Support for autism, ADHD, and anxiety across all ages.
Lara Sigmon, LLPC
Trauma and grief support with individual and group therapy.
Zenn Timmer, LMSW
Care for men, teens, and adults facing anxiety, anger, and life stress.
Beth Bolthouse, LPC
Statewide telehealth care for trauma, grief, and life transitions.
LPC and LLPC are licensed professional counselors. LMSW and LLMSW are clinical social workers. LLP and PsyD are psychologists. PA-C is our certified physician assistant, who handles prescribing.
What We Work With
Support for the Whole Range, Not Just a Prescription
Our clinicians specialize rather than generalize, so you are matched with someone who works with your concern every single week.
- Anxiety & depression
- Trauma & PTSD
- ADHD & autism
- Couples & marriage
- Children & teens
- Christian counseling
- Women's issues
- Family therapy
- Grief & transitions
- Medication management
One practice, not three offices
Your Medication and Your Therapy, Under One Roof.
When medication management lives in the same practice as your counseling and psychological testing, you are not starting another search every time your care needs to change. The next step usually happens right here.
- Medication management, counseling, and testing in one practice
- Offices across West Michigan
- No need to track down a separate psychiatry office
How It Works
How to Get Started
No referral paperwork and no guessing about who to call. Here is what happens after you reach out.
Tell Us What Is Going On
Fill out the short form or call 616.295.8284. Tell us what you are looking for, including whether medication is part of it.
We Match You
Our intake coordinator reads every request personally, then matches you with a clinician who fits your concern, your location, and your schedule.
Usually within 7 daysBuild the Plan Together
Your first sessions are about understanding what you are dealing with, then deciding what actually helps: therapy, an evaluation, medication, or a combination.
Medication, If It Belongs in the Plan
Prescribing happens in house, for ages 16 and up. Medication visits are in person at Holland and Jenison, or by telehealth if another office is closer to you. No outside referral, and no starting over somewhere new.
Where medication appointments happen
- In person at Holland and Jenison. Our prescriber works from these two offices. Anyone is welcome to come to either one, whichever is the easier drive.
- By telehealth anywhere in Michigan. If another office is closer to you, your medication visits happen virtually instead.
- Therapy at all nine offices, testing at six. Your counseling stays near home even when medication visits are virtual.
Why People Choose a Practice Over a Prescription
You have probably already put off this call for a while. We have tried to make the next part as easy as it can be.
Specialists, not generalists.
EMDR for trauma. CBT for anxiety. DBT-informed care for teens. Bilingual therapy in Spanish. You get depth, not just a listening ear.
You are matched, not assigned.
You get a clinician who knows your concern and is near you. If the first match is not right, we help you find another.
One practice, no runaround.
No waiting on records to transfer between practices, and no chasing separate front desks to get scheduled.
Therapy close to home, medication either way.
Counseling happens at whichever of our nine offices suits you. Medication visits are in person at Holland and Jenison, or by telehealth if that is the easier trip.
What People Say About Hope & Wholeness
Google reviews of our practice as a whole.
"What a fantastic resource for the community. The facility is welcoming and the staff and counselors are all very kind people."
"Easy onboarding and flexibility for in person or telehealth visits. This facility has been influential in supporting our family's mental health."
"As a colleague in the mental health field, I am consistently impressed by the standard of care, high-quality, research-informed treatment and specialized psychological testing."
Questions People Ask Before They Call
Not a psychiatrist. Prescribing is handled by a certified physician assistant (PA-C), a licensed medical provider who evaluates symptoms and prescribes medication. Therapy and testing are provided by our licensed counselors, clinical social workers, and psychologists.
If you specifically need a psychiatrist, tell our intake team and they can talk through your options with you.
Teens 16 and up and adults. Medication appointments are in person at Holland and Jenison, or by telehealth anywhere in Michigan. Therapy is available at all nine offices and testing is available at six offices.
No. You do not have to be in counseling at Hope & Wholeness to receive medication management services. If you are also seeing a therapist at our office, your medication management can be coordinated with your therapist, helping your care team work together to support your overall well-being. This collaborative approach is one of the benefits many clients appreciate.
If you see a therapist outside of Hope & Wholeness, we can still provide medication management. With your authorization, we can obtain a Release of Information (ROI) and coordinate care with your outside therapist as appropriate.
If you are not currently in counseling, that's okay too! Let our intake team know what you're looking for, and they can help you understand your options. While counseling is not required for medication management, having both services can provide a more comprehensive and connected approach to your healing.
Yes. Many people start with counseling and revisit medication once they and their therapist have a clearer picture. Because prescribing happens here, adding it later does not mean another search.
No outside referral is needed. Use the form on this page, or call 616.295.8284.
We are in network with most major Michigan plans for therapy. Coverage for medication management depends on your specific plan, so our intake team verifies your benefits before your first appointment.
If you do not have insurance, ask us about sliding scale and payment options.
Our psychologists offer comprehensive ADHD evaluations in person at six West Michigan offices: a clinical interview, standardized assessment, and a written report you keep.
Testing, counseling, and medication management all happen in the same practice, so once you are scheduled, your clinician can be brought up to speed on your evaluation.
You Do Not Have to Start Another Search.
Let's Find the Right Person for You.
Maybe medication has been on your mind for a while. Maybe you are trying to get help for someone you love and do not know where to begin. One conversation is a good place to start, and our intake coordinator follows up within 24 hours.
Get Matched TodayNo referral needed. Nine offices plus telehealth statewide. Medication management for ages 16 and up.