Dr. Antonino Agosta, Psy.D, L.P. Clinical Supervisor

Dr. Nino Agosta: Psy. D., L.P. has been a fully licensed Psychologist in the state of Michigan since 2013. He completed his Bachelors of Science in Psychology from Central Michigan University with a double major in English with a creative writing concentration in 1997. He received his Master’s (2003) and Doctoral degrees (2011) in Clinical Psychology from Roosevelt University in Chicago with a certificate in Clinical Child and Family Studies.

Dr. Agosta has years of clinical experience providing psychotherapy & assessment to children, adolescents, and families dealing with a variety of issues such as mood disorders, anxiety disorders, relationship problems, trauma & abuse, bereavement, ADHD & learning disorders. His clinical experiences come from a wide range of settings including: private practice, community mental health, inpatient residential treatment, in-home therapy, & therapeutic day school. Dr. Agosta is also was an adjunct faculty member at Baker College for 5 years.

Listed among his interests are: personality development, sports psychology, human development, & psychological testing & assessment. His doctoral dissertation involved creating a new computer-based psychodiagnostic measure. And as a first-generation Italian-American he also is interested in multi-cultural issues & human diversity.

Linda Ann Schoonover, PhD, PsyS, MSW, BSN, AD, RN, LMSW, Director of Hope Care Beyond Counseling. She is passionate about blending health, wellness, social work, sexuality, spirituality, and psychology to foster hope and faith with staff and clients.  

 Dr. Linda Ann Schoonover graduated from Dearborn High School in 1973, obtained an AD in Science in Nursing from Henry Ford Community College in 1978, BSN from University of Detroit in 1982, MSW from Wayne State University in 1984, PsyS from Center for Humanistic Studies in 1991 and her Ph.D. from The Union Institute in 1995 as well as studied at New Your University and in the Netherlands, Kinsey Institute and with Masters and Johnson. Dr. Linda has done in-patient child, adolescent, and adult mental health, day treatment, partial day treatment, emergency room, activities therapy, substance abuse, dual diagnosis, home health care, taught at several Universities, and had been involved with research and publications.

 An LLPC with a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Wheaton College in Illinois. Amira has years of clinical experience, she lived and worked as a counselor on four continents and offers therapy in English, French, and Arabic.Amira believes that the therapeutic relationship can move individuals toward hope and healing, it promotes growth and insights, and it enables clients to develop tools that can be used in everyday life. Amira view counseling as a privilege and a partnership between the individual and therapist and is passionate about providing culturally sensitive, evidence-based and trauma-informed care.Amira's clinical expertise covers a range of issues including anxiety, depression, grief and loss, trauma, relationship concerns, sexuality, identity development, and spirituality.