Keri Warren’s counseling focuses on spirituality, relationship issues and grief. Warren practices as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Licensed Professional Counselor in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Warren also has experience with women’s issues, trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), stress, sleep or insomnia, self-esteem, school issues, personal inner healing, peer relationships, parenting, marital and premarital concerns, life transitions, life coaching, infidelity, infertility, identity development, family conflict, divorce, depression, coping skills, career counseling, anxiety and adoption.
The therapies offered include structural family therapy, strength-based therapy, spiritual direction, solution-focused brief therapy, sandplay, relational therapy, rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT), psychodynamic therapy, play therapy, person-centered therapy, narrative therapy, multicultural therapy, internal family systems therapy, Imago therapy, identity development therapy, humanistic therapy, Gottman Method, gestalt therapy, family systems therapy, experiential therapy, emotionally focused therapy, eclectic therapy, culturally sensitive therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), coaching, clinical supervision, Christian counseling and attachment-based therapy.
Unclaimed listing. Summary compiled from this clinician’s public professional information and checked against Michigan license records, October 2026.