Therapist in Dearborn, Michigan Randi Charters, Therapist

Randi Charters, LMSW, provides compassionate, personalized therapy for adults seeking support with life’s emotional challenges. Practicing at LifeStance Health and serving individuals across Michigan, she offers a calming, judgment-free space where clients can explore difficult emotions, build resilience, and move toward meaningful change. Randi works with adults and seniors, tailoring her therapeutic approach to meet each person’s unique needs and goals. She specializes in helping clients navigate anxiety, depression, and women’s mental health concerns—issues that can deeply affect relationships, self-esteem, and daily functioning. Whether someone is struggling with constant worry, low mood, life transitions, or the pressures of caregiving, Randi uses a thoughtful and collaborative style to guide the process. Drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she equips clients with practical skills for managing distress and fostering long-term emotional balance. Randi is particularly passionate about supporting women who are facing anxiety. She understands the complex interplay between societal expectations, personal identity, and emotional well-being, and she helps clients find clarity, confidence, and healing in their journeys. From working professionals and caregivers to those coping with past trauma or burnout, Randi helps women reconnect with themselves and move forward with strength and self-compassion. In addition to her focus on anxiety and depression, Randi also treats a range of emotional and psychological concerns and offers therapy that is affirming, inclusive, and respectful of each client’s experience. She welcomes individuals from all walks of life and creates a space where authenticity is encouraged and progress is possible. Outside of her work at LifeStance, Randi enjoys gaming, watching TV, spending time with loved ones, and relaxing at home with her beloved cat and dog. These simple joys help her stay grounded and bring warmth and humanity to her clinical work.