Our Staff

Michael P. Hayes, Ph.D.
Michigan Licensed Psychologist
Executive Clinical Director

Dr. Michael P. Hayes is the co-owner of Old Town Psychological Services and also serves as the clinical and executive director. He has served in this capacity since 1999. Previously, he worked in various capacities for the community mental health system. He has worked in private practice since 1993 in the Grand Traverse Region. He received his undergraduate degree in psychology in 1990 from Central Michigan University. He later completed a master’s degree program at Goddard College in counseling and psychology in 1993. He then completed a Ph.D. program in clinical psychology in 1996 at The Union Institute Graduate School. He is licensed as a psychologist in the State of Michigan. His specialty areas in clinical service are in psychological testing and evaluation, posttraumatic stress disorder, attention deficit disorders, depression/anxiety, evaluation and treatment of various childhood disorders, serving individuals undergoing Bariatric surgery and custody and divorce issues.

Brian Majerczyk, M.A.
Limited Licensed Psychologist

Brian Majerczyk is a staff psychologist with Old Town Psychological Services and has been with the organization since 2000. He has earned a Masters degree in Behavioral Psychology from Western Michigan University. He is currently employed on a full time basis as a psychologist in Michigan’s prison system. Current specialties include working with children with behavioral disorders, providing group counseling services and treating substance abuse disorders. In addition, he provides disability evaluations and consults on issues pertaining to behavioral psychology

Theresa D. Stack, M.A.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Theresa Stack is a clinical therapist at Old Town Psychological Services. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Recreational Therapy from Central Michigan University. She completed a second Master’s degree in Social Work from Grand Valley State University. Theresa has worked in the mental health field for over twenty years and for eight years in the public school system. She is a Licensed Master’s level Social Worker and a member of the National Association of Social Workers. Specialties include provision of individual and group therapy for adults, adolescents, and children in the areas of depression, anxiety, attention deficit disorder, grief, and post-traumatic stress disorder. In addition she specializes in family and marriage counseling, including the areas of divorce and child custody. Theresa also works with many veterans at the Vet Center in Traverse City.

James Talbott, M.S.
Limited Licensed Psychologist

James Talbott is a staff psychologist with Old Town Psychological Services and he joined the organization in 1999. He earned his Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Eastern Michigan University. He has worked in the mental health field for over thirty years mainly in the public mental health system. He continues to work on a full time basis for Northern Lakes Community Mental Health and works in the emergency and counseling departments. Jim is a member of the Michigan Association of Professional Psychologists. He currently specializes in providing disability evaluations, psychological testing, treatment of depression/anxiety, and crisis intervention.

Greg Hamilton, M.A.
Licensed Professional Counselor

Greg Hamilton joined Old Town Psychological Services as a therapist in February of 2011. He is a native of Traverse City and a former professional educator. Before retiring in 2008, he spent over twenty years as a high school guidance counselor assisting students with a variety of academic and personal counseling issues. Greg completed a bachelor degree from Alma College in 1981 and a master of arts in counseling degree from Central Michigan University in 1986. He is also a licensed professional counselor and a member of the American Psychotherapy Association. He utilizes creative, eclectic, as well as cognitive behavioral therapy approaches across a broad range of issues including trauma and loss, post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, traumatic brain injury and adjustment disorders. His professional, personal and academic background allows him to be very effective with children and adolescents. In addition, he specializes in working with adult male counseling issues

Teresa Banks

Teresa Banks joined Old Town in August of 2013. I love being part of this family and being able to help where I can. I have six years experience in customer service and management and I love working with people. I am a mother of two amazing little girls, Piper is 8 and Emma is 6. We always try and do family activities during our weekends together, as we are busy during the week with cheerleading, school and work. Family is number one to me and now I have two.

Robert Bevier, PhD.
Limited Licensed Psychologist

Robert Bevier, Ph.D. is a limited licensed psychologist, having earned a Ph.D. in educational psychology from Wayne State University. He also holds two Master’s degrees. One is in Guidance and Counseling and the other in School Psychology. He worked for the Troy School District for 38 years as a teacher, psychologist and middle school counselor. His areas of expertise are children with educational, behavior and adjustment disorders that may be related to ADHD, depression, anxiety, divorce or family issues. Bob also has extensive experience in educational and psychological evaluations

Jacey L. Cook, Ph.D.

Jacey L. Cook, Ph.D. is a Clinical Psychologist that has been in practice since 2007. Jacey is experienced in providing outpatient therapy and psychological evaluations to a wide range of individuals and mental health disorders. Jacey has extensive experience in the treatment of ADHD, behavioral problems, depression, anxiety, parenting, and marital issues.

Phillip LaCourse

MA. LLP, CAADC, CCS-R

Phillip LaCourse MA. LLP, CAADC, CCS-R is the Director of Substance Abuse Services for Old Town Psychological Services. He has been Licensed as a Psychologist in the State of Michigan for the last Thirty-Eight years.

He has had an extensive history working in the mental health and substance use disorder field. He has held Clinical Directors positions for Brighton Hospital, Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Corporation, University of Michigan, Catherine McAuley Health Center and was the Chief Administrator for the Oakland County Health Department, Office of Substance Abuse Services for 11 years.

He completed his PhD coursework in Addiction Studies through the University of Detroit and then worked with research and Development programming for the University of Michigan (emergency services) and Catherine McAuley Health Center for 11 years.

A professional career which began in 1979 and continues with Old Town Psychological Services.

Pamela A McMillan

LLP, EdS, MA, CAADC-D

Pamela A McMillan, LLP, EdS, MA, CAADC-D is a Clinical Psychologist that has been in practice since 2016. Pam is experienced in providing outpatient therapy and psychological evaluations to a wide range of individuals and mental health disorders. Pam has extensive experience in the treatment of ADHD, ASD, SUD, behavioral challenges, depression, anxiety, parenting, and marital issues. She received her undergraduate degree in Special Education for the Cognitively Impaired in 1983 from Eastern Michigan University and a Master’s in Special Education for the Emotionally Impaired from Eastern Michigan University in 1991. She later completed an Educational Specialist degree in the School and Community Psychology program at Wayne State University in 2004. She is licensed as a Limited Licensed Psychologist in the State of Michigan.

Gerald (Jerry) Micketti

Gerald (Jerry) Micketti, a veteran of the US Navy, ministry and life brings to the therapeutic relationship all his experience and himself to assist the client in discovering her/himself. He describes his therapy as “I’m the guy you talk with when you want to talk with someone.” 

Cooper Brubacher

Cooper Brubacher is a Licensed Clinical Social worker at Old Town Psychological Services’ Gaylord location. Graduating with a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Spring Arbor University in 2016, Cooper completed his Master’s internship at Northern Michigan Substance Abuse Services(NMSAS) in Gaylord. Following his internship, Cooper was employed by the Northern Michigan Regional Entity (NMRE) for several years as a Substance Use Case Coordinator. Subsequently, Cooper provided substance use counseling services for Harbor Hall and was a member of the Cheboygan County 53rd Circuit Court Recovery Court. In 2019, Cooper joined the team at Old Town Psychological Services as a counselor and he obtained his Clinical license in 2022.

Katherine McMasters

Hello, my name is Katherine McMasters, i graduated with a Masters Degree in Psychology and just recently obtained my Limited License. My experience includes working many years in the field of autism, working with young children and young adults, years of working with clients with substance abuse and trauma counseling. Through my experiences, I realized the importance of mental health and how much it is needed in the world today. I take great pride in what I do and want what is best for anyone who comes to see me. Some of my hobbies that I enjoy is doing anything outdoors, golfing, playing cards, and going to our cabin.

Amy Jones

Hello, my name is Amy Jones and I am a graduate of Ferris State University. I am a therapist with my masters degree in social work. I work with clients who are coping with ADHD, PTSD, depression, and anxiety among other diagnoses. I work with adults and children of all ages, I provide therapy to families and couples/marital therapy. I work with all presenting issues. My approach is to meet the client where they are. To build rapport and trust. I work as a team with each client to help them reach their full potential. I am empathetic with my clients because we all have personal struggles. I look forward to meeting you!

Linda Theis, Ph.D

Linda Theis, Ph.D is a Michigan licensed psychologist, having earned her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Walden University. She also holds two Master’s degrees in education (Elementary Education and Multicategorical Special Education). She has over 15 years teaching experience working with grades K-12. She also has developed a workshop on positive thinking/resilience training. She has been a public speaker on topics related to special education and posttraumatic growth. Her interests are in working with posttraumatic growth, cultural issues, and special education. Her master’s thesis topic related to Reactive Attachment Disorder, and her doctoral dissertation related to enculturation/acculturation issues and posttraumatic growth among Native Americans. She is able to administer many types of testing/evaluations, including Autism, ADHD, memory loss/dementia/neuropsychological evaluations, dyslexia, learning disabilities, and has evaluated for guardianships.

Kyle Scott

Kyle Scott is a staff psychologist with Old Town Psychological Services and has been with the agency since 2021. He earned a Masters degree in Forensic Psychology from Walden University and an additional Masters degree in Clinical Psychology from the Michigan School of Psychology, after which he became a Limited Licensed Psychologist (LLP) in Michigan. Prior to his time here, Kyle was employed in the juvenile justice system and as a foster care worker for the State of Michigan, which provided him with valuable experience. Although he has since relocated to North Carolina, where he is a Licensed Psychological Associate (LPA), he continues to offer services to Old Town Psychological Services clients via telehealth methods, including over video and/or phone. Kyle currently provides therapy and psychological evaluations for individuals presenting with a variety of issues, such as mood and anxiety disorders, ADHD, personality disorders, and behavioral concerns, among others. Please reach out to the office to inquire about scheduling, particularly if interested in telehealth options.

Elizabeth Gross

Elizabeth Gross is a clinical therapist at Old Town Psychological Services. She earned her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling through Spring Arbor University. Elizabeth is a member of the American Counseling Association and follows the ACA Code of Ethics. Elizabeth provides family/marriage and individual counseling in areas of depression/anxiety, ADHD, grief, and anger/behavior issues