Way Maker Behavioral Health Services -Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

“When you meet Michele she has a way of making you feel you are NOT ALONE. That there is a way out of the dark situation you are in. But, what is more beautiful it is not a temporary way out of the darkness, it is a way to truly living life to the fullest into the light. That God uses everything and that includes our dark periods when we denied Him. That He never denied us. And He sends people such as Michele, a vessel and an instrument to show people the paths and steps to take in order to stay in the light, His love and move in the direction of our calling and purpose. Michele has years of experience professionally and keeps up to date with the trending times and the struggles of what our youth are up against. She not only works, she serves her community, her church and she knows how to relate to the young people who have struggles of today and wants to introduce them to where their HOPE can come from and that is Jesus Christ; He is our Waymaker, miracle worker. And He gifts people such as Michele to help all who are desiring the help. You just cannot put a price on getting to live a life of freedom. You will want to choose WAY MAKER Behavior Health Services today to experience freedom you were always intended to live.”

“I've had the pleasure of working with Mrs. Barnett for several years now and have seen she provides competent, compassionate and up to date care. I would absolutely feel confident with her seeing my own family and friends if need be”

“I know Michele, the owner, personally. I witnessed her using her medical background for my grandson, who was having a panic attack. She is kind and has a calming demeanor. She'll be forthright with your medical needs and be a wonderful advocate, as she cares for people greatly.”

“My experience with Michele Barnett has been clear, supportive, and grounded in compassionate, Christ-centered care. She helped my son with his ADHD through structured guidance, helping us understand his needs, treatment options, and practical coping strategies for home and school. Her approach included consistent follow-up, patient education, and easy to understand, evidence based strategies. We saw improved focus, better emotional regulation, and increased confidence in managing his symptoms. I am deeply grateful for the clarity, support, and positive progress this brought to our family, and I give thanks to God for the care and outcomes we received.”