Therapist in East Lansing, Michigan Jamie Boivin, Therapist

Jamie Boivin, LPC, is a dedicated therapist at LifeStance Health, serving children, adolescents, and families across Michigan. She specializes in helping young individuals navigate challenges related to ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and behavioral concerns. With a compassionate and engaging approach, Jamie creates a safe and supportive environment where children and teens can express themselves, build resilience, and develop essential coping skills. She collaborates closely with parents to ensure a holistic approach to treatment, empowering families with strategies to support their child’s emotional and behavioral growth. Jamie is particularly passionate about working with children and adolescents on the autism spectrum, as well as those facing school avoidance and difficulties with social interactions. She understands the unique challenges that come with neurodevelopmental differences and strives to create individualized interventions that promote confidence, self-regulation, and positive peer relationships. Her work with children in foster care and those with developmental disabilities highlights her commitment to supporting vulnerable populations in their journey toward emotional well-being. Utilizing evidence-based interventions such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness techniques, and parenting skills training, Jamie helps young clients manage stress, regulate emotions, and develop healthier thought patterns. She also integrates creative modalities such as music, songwriting, and art into her therapy sessions, making the process both therapeutic and engaging. Whether through play, artistic expression, or structured therapy, Jamie ensures that children feel heard and supported as they work toward healing. Outside of her practice, Jamie enjoys songwriting, playing acoustic guitar, hiking, kayaking, and scrapbooking. She finds peace in visiting the beach and immersing herself in music, hobbies that reflect her deep appreciation for creativity and nature—elements she often incorporates into her therapeutic work.