Being Human Group is a trauma-informed outpatient mental health practice located in Plymouth, Michigan, providing compassionate, affirming, and evidence-based care for individuals, couples, and families. The practice specializes in supporting adolescents, teens, and adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, identity-related concerns, and emotional overwhelm. With a strong commitment to inclusivity, Being Human Group offers stigma-free, affirming therapy for LGBTQ+ individuals and gender-diverse clients, creating a space where all identities are respected and validated.
The clinical team utilizes a range of evidence-based and innovative approaches, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, trauma-informed care, and mindfulness-based interventions. Services also include comprehensive psychological and trauma assessments, gender-affirming letters of support, Safe and Sound Protocol interventions, and couples and family therapy. In addition, Being Human Group offers psychedelic integration services and ketamine assisted psychotherapy in partnership with licensed medical providers, helping clients integrate transformative experiences into long-term healing and emotional growth.
With a client-centered philosophy and a deep understanding of trauma’s impact on the nervous system, Being Human Group focuses on helping clients reconnect with themselves, develop effective coping skills, and build more fulfilling, authentic lives. The practice is dedicated to meeting each person where they are and supporting meaningful, lasting change through personalized outpatient mental health care.
I’m not a patient of this practice and I can’t review the individuals of this practice. What I can do is review the process of attempting to become a patient. $5,000 is ridiculous for a diagnosis. This practice doesn’t accept any insurance so you’ll be paying out of pocket. I find this incredibly predatory.. $5,000 is more than 3 months mortgage. And for people claiming to help people with mental illness, or parents of a child struggling with mental illness I find this disgusting and impractical.
I’ve been to other therapists before, but KaraLee feels like a whole new experience. From the front desk to my clinician, everything is so organized. I’m never stuck in the waiting room checking my phone while I wait for another patient whose session is running long. Everything is always on schedule. In the room, my therapist actually listens to me and isn’t afraid to challenge me when I need it. Long story short: I’ve made more progress in a few months here than I did in years elsewhere, and it feels great.
