Linda Burroughs, LMSW

Linda Burroughs is a Michigan-based licensed social worker with more than 35 years of experience supporting children, adults, and families through a wide range of life challenges. Her background includes work in agencies addressing medical, social, and emotional needs, home-based services for people with physical disabilities, support for at-risk mothers, and clinical care for adults coping with depression, anxiety, and loss. She has held roles as a school social worker, administrator of special education programs, principal of an early childhood building, and adjunct professor, experiences that have contributed to a broad clinical skill set and practical knowledge of systems that affect well-being.

Linda emphasizes helping people increase self-awareness and build long-term wellness through collaborative work that focuses on developing positive strategies and measurable progress. She believes personal growth stems from a client’s own determination together with thoughtful therapeutic support, and she frames her role as listening, guiding strategy development, and recognizing milestones along the way. Her training includes an LMSW social work license in Michigan, a Master of Social Work from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, a teaching certificate from the State of Michigan, 45 hours of postgraduate training, and a Bachelor of Science from Central Michigan University, all of which inform her approach to clinical care and education.