Glennon Doyle
Have you built a life that works on the outside but no longer feels like yours?
Maybe you’re successful, responsible, and deeply committed to the people you love, but you’re exhausted. You second-guess yourself. You struggle to rest. You’re so practiced at meeting expectation, keeping the peace, and holding everything together that you’re no longer sure what you actually want or need. While these patterns often begin as ways of being loved and accepted, over time, they can leave you feeling disconnected from yourself. Therapy can help you understand these patterns without shame or self-judgment.
My work focuses on three core capacities: self-understanding, self-compassion, and self-trust. Together, we explore the conditioning and experiences that shaped you, practice responding to yourself with greater kindness and curiosity, and strengthen your ability to listen to your own needs, limits, emotions, desires, and internal sense of what feels true.
I am an Enneagram-informed therapist, and I often use the Enneagram as a framework for understanding the personality patterns, core motivations, and protective strategies that can develop in response to our early experiences. I integrate this work with evidence-based approaches and contemplative or spiritual practices, operating from a broad spiritual perspective that emphasizes our shared humanity, interconnectedness, and underlying wholeness.
The goal is not to turn you into a “better” version of yourself, but to help you step out of survival patterns, reconnect with who you are underneath them, and build a life that feels more grounded, authentic, connected, and free.
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I accept private pay and most insurances, as well as sliding scale agreements. I am credentialed with HAP, McLaren, Beacon Health, Blue Care Network, Aetna, Cofinity and BCBS.
For nearly a decade, I’ve had the privilege of supervising Master’s-level practicum students, as well as TLLP and LLP clinicians. I currently provide supervision for TLLP clinicians building their careers in group practice.
I genuinely love guiding and mentoring new therapists as they step into the work. One of my core beliefs is that authenticity is essential to good clinical work — and yet, many graduate programs don’t equip new clinicians to show up fully and trust their own voice. I view supervision as a space to support clinicians in uncovering who they are as therapists, not just what they’ve been taught to do.
I also provide mentorship around building a strong, sustainable professional identity — one rooted in clarity, self-awareness, and firm but compassionate boundaries. Whether in group or private practice, I aim to help therapists feel grounded, confident, and aligned in their clinical path.
Rates
TLLP: $125 per session
LLP: $100 per session

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Chicago IL
MA (2010) and PsyD Clinical Psychology (2013)
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
BA (2007) Psychology
Licensed Psychologist (MI): 6301016944
Licensed Psychologist (IN): 20042822A

Under PSYPACT, since 2026

Evolving Enneagram, September 2026
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