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Dr. Kat Lewitzke’s Message of Resilience to Oakland University’s Graduates

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Table of Contents https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQZ6NQ7BhZM At Oakland University’s 2025 commencement, Dr. Kat Lewitzke, founder and clinical director of Bright Pine Behavioral Health, delivered a keynote address that was both personal and powerful. As a licensed psychologist, proud alumna, and business leader, Dr. Lewitzke offered graduates a message centered on perseverance, personal growth, and purpose. Facing Loss … Read more

Celebrating Reading Month with “Amazing Girl” by Dr Kat Lewitzke

Dr Kat Lewitzke Reading Month

Table of Contents Last month, in celebration of March Reading Month, Dr. Katherine Lewitzke had the special honor of visiting her daughter’s preschool classroom to read a book that is especially close to her heart—Amazing Girl. This wasn’t just any book reading. Amazing Girl is a story written by Dr. Lewitzke herself, inspired by none … Read more

Dr. Kat Lewitzke’s New Children’s Book, Amazing Girl

Amazing Girl

Buy on Amazon Big news from Bright Pine Behavioral Health: our Clinic Director and Owner, Dr. Kat Lewitzke, Psy.D., just dropped Amazing Girl, a spirited children’s book hitting shelves in large print paperback on Amazon today. This isn’t just another story—it’s a bold cheer for girls, spotlighting the strength, bravery, and wild creativity that make … Read more

Dr. Kat Lewitzke’s New Children’s Book, Amazing Boy

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Buy on Amazon Bright Pine Behavioral Health is excited to announce that our Clinic Director and Owner, Dr. Kat Lewitzke, Psy.D., has penned a vibrant new children’s book, Amazing Boy, now available on Amazon. This uplifting story celebrates the incredible qualities of boys—strength, bravery, kindness, and creativity—while empowering them to dream big and believe in … Read more

West Bloomfield MI Tragedy: Fire Safety Lessons

A Heartbreaking Tragedy in West Bloomfield Fire Safety Lessons for Every Family

Table of Contents A devastating fire in West Bloomfield Township recently claimed the lives of three siblings, ages 12, 15, and 16. Authorities reported that the home had no working smoke alarms, a tragic factor that contributed to their inability to escape. Emergency responders received a desperate 911 call from inside the home, but despite … Read more