A real connection starts here.
Meet the therapists at Grow Together Therapy, including Maggie Alsalah, LMSW, and Nicole Holbrook, LMSW.
Maggie Alsalah, LMSW — Lead Therapist
Maggie is a Michigan licensed master social worker who supports children, teens, and adults. Her 11 years as a school social worker inform her practical understanding of school stress, emotional challenges, and the pressures young people and families face.
Her style is warm, collaborative, and grounded in your strengths. She helps clients work through anxiety, build self-esteem, manage emotions, and develop coping skills they can use beyond the therapy session.
Maggie draws on cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused strategies, and a trauma-informed approach. Your first meeting is a chance to talk about what brings you in, what matters to you, and what you hope will change. Together, you can begin shaping a manageable plan.
Areas of focus: children and teens, adults, and trauma-informed care.
Tell us about your needs, preferred schedule, and insurance so we can help you explore a good fit.
Nicole Holbrook, LMSW — Welcome to the team
Making a change can feel overwhelming, whether you’re navigating a relationship, a career decision, or a sense that life isn’t where you want it to be. You don’t have to work through it alone.
Nicole offers a supportive space to explore your goals, feelings, and experiences. Her approach focuses on strengthening support systems, self-esteem, and communication skills as you work through life transitions, addiction, and family or relationship concerns.
She believes people can make meaningful changes with the right support. Together, you can identify the changes you want to make and find ways to grow through difficult experiences.
Virtual therapy in Michigan.
Where we meet
Online across Michigan, and in person at our Dearborn office.
Where to find us
Online across Michigan, and in person at 3200 Greenfield Road, Suite 300, Dearborn, MI 48120.
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If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) or go to your nearest emergency room. Online therapy is not emergency care.