• Dr. Roth is a highly skilled and professional psychiatrist therapist in practice with a team of highly qualified therapists.
• Compassionate, respectful and practical guidance. Real strategies for enacting positive change.
• Reducing conflicts leads to a greater sense of inner calm and self acceptance.
• Greater feelings of empowerment and control over your life.

It is important to understand that it's alright to need some assistance in making our way along life's path. The insight, understanding, and perspectives that can be gained through therapy can be invaluable to our sense of personal autonomy and fulfillment.

We are located conveniently in Walled Lake, off of Pontiac Trail 1 block north of Maple road adjacent to the Walled Lake post office.

55 North Pond Drive, Suite 6
Walled Lake, MI 48390
phone: (248) 669-1900
fax: (248) 669-1925
email: bruceroth11@sbcglobal.net

Dr. Roth will speak with you
personally to help you find the treatment option to best meet your needs.

Call or email for a free initial phone consultation today.

Dr. Roth is board certified in both adult and child psychiatry. He works with adults, teenagers, children, and families.

Dr. Roth is director of psychiatry at Huron Valley Sinai Hospital in Commerce Township, and medical director at Commerce Psychiatric Services in Walled Lake. Dr. Roth has many years of advanced psychoanalytic psychotherapy training with both adults and children. He is currently in advanced training in adult psychoanalysis at the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute in Farmington.

The purpose of psychoanalytic psychotherapy is to help people change and progress in their lives. The development of self-awareness/
insight is a step in achieving that progress. As a psychoanalytic therapist, he is very committed to helping you work in the most meaningful way toward reaching your full potential. Problems don’t necessarily have to be severe to justify making the first call.

You probably have heard the term "worried well" and may even apply that to yourself at times when you are at a loss to describe a general malaise you are feeling. Many people, for example, may be highly functioning at work and home, but troubled inside. While the term “worried well” has sometimes been used pejoratively, being worried, having long-standing internal conflicts, or even just curious about yourself and how your mind works, are valid reasons for speaking with a psychoanalytic professional. People who have concerns that interfere with the way they want to live their lives benefit from therapy. Psychoanalytic treatment helps people address mental disorders and internal conflicts, and increase self-understanding and freedom.

If you are looking for an honest and trusted specialist to provide you with the highest level of expertise and care, you found the right place. If you are facing a challenging situation, or you are just ready to move in a new direction in your life, I look forward to working with you to achieve your goals.