Therapists for college students near 46202
Find healing and growth through all of life's ups and downs. No matter what season of life you find yourself in, Sequoia Counseling can help. Enjoy a personalized treatment plan to address depression, anxiety, stress, relationships, trauma and other mental health challenges. It’s time to find healing and hope through individual therapy.
We offer mental health services and support using Relational Cultural Therapy. "Relational-Cultural work is not about changing people to fit into dysfunctional cultural conditions, but empowering them to heal in connection, and in turn, to heal others in connection. A part of growth in connection often spills into participating in social change, through creating alliances or communities that are built around relational values." –Judith V. Jordan, Relational-Cultural Therapy. Our practice is gender affirming, intersectional, anti-racist, and diverse.
Dr. Wendy Settle provides teletherapy for preteens, adolescents, undergraduate students, graduate students and adults in Indiana presenting with anxiety, OCD, depression, self-esteem, stress management, panic attacks, depersonalization / derealization, tic disorders, seasonal affective disorder, ADHD, and college adjustment. Her theoretical orientation integrates biopsychosocial, developmental, behavioral (such as exposure and response prevention), cultural, cognitive behavioral, acceptance and commitment (aka, ACT), as well as other mindfulness-based perspectives. Dr. Settle received specialized supervision and training through the Behavior Therapy Training Institute to provide therapy for children through adults in her specialty area, obsessive compulsive disorder. With all clients, she incorporates a wide variety of adjunct self-help interventions such as biofeedback, light therapy, handouts and downloadable audios. Dr. Settle enjoys counseling undergraduate and graduate college students - her experience includes 30 years working as a staff psychologist for the University of Notre Dame's University Counseling Center. During this time she trained and supervised doctoral psychology interns to treat anxiety and OCD. She is no longer on staff at Notre Dame and is now in private practice exclusively.
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I enjoy working with a variety of ages and challenges and am most passionate about working with young women who have experienced sexual assault, domestic violence, or other trauma. I also have experience and expertise with mental health concerns (like PTSD, anxiety, depression) and with family/relationship conflict, stress, and grief/loss. Are you a survivor of trauma and looking to heal? Experiencing issues with your mental health or stress? Wanting to work through some family or other relationship issues? No matter what kind of hard times or challenges you might be facing, I'm here to provide empathy, connection, and help. There is hope to heal, become the best version of yourself, or reach your goals- you already have the strength to do this and I would love to guide you along that path! Please reach out if you'd like to know more.
My name is Valeria Slapak Brown, and I am a licensed clinical social worker. During therapy sessions I offer my clients the space and the time to explore, define and gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their relationships to others and to the world. Turning difficult feelings into words, helps making meaning of human experience. This is the best way to take control of strong emotions, instead of them controlling us. During these trying times, life demands can feel overwhelming. Talking to an experienced and caring therapist can bring some much needed relief. Please call me or email me for a free consultation.
Welcome to Courageous Spaces! Courageous Spaces is an online wellness community and clinical practice, supporting individuals with a personalized comprehensive plan to improving and maintaining optimal parenting wellness. We specialize in helping you navigate the challenges of life with care and support.
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The Collective is designed to be a safe and empowering space for individuals, couples, and families to explore their experiences and facilitate meaningful change through an inclusive and dynamic approach to mental health and wellness. We encourage you to learn more about our member clinicians by visiting our website and reach out directly to the individual that feels like the best fit for you.
We have openings typically within 1-2 weeks. We are a group private practice of 22 therapists. We provide counseling services for children, adolescents, students, adults, and couples. We treat a variety of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, stress, eating disorders, autism, behavioral issues, addiction, ESA evaluations and trauma. We offer a variety of specialty modalities including EMDR, art therapy, somatic experiencing and polyvagal informed treatment. We can see you virtually or in-person, as you prefer.
I am a Master’s Level Intern in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program at Ball State University. I'm working with Associates in Behavioral Counseling under the supervision of a licensed psychologist. I work with all ages, from young children to older adults, who experience relationship/family concerns, depression, grief, trauma, anxiety, self-esteem, and behavioral disorders. Sessions will always be person-centered, culturally-sensitive, and trauma-informed. My approach to therapy is holistic, mind-body oriented, and rooted in mindfulness. I also pull from emotionally-focused therapy, attachment-based therapy, and expressive arts therapy. I believe that the therapy should fit the person, not the other way around. So, I may pull from other modalities that will benefit you the most.
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My name is Michael Whiteside, and I am a compassionate, communal, and comedic Licensed Clinical Social Worker dedicated to helping others regain control of their life and living life to the fullest. Together, we will partner in helping you have a life worth living by understanding how the pain of the past is interrupting the present and jeopardizing the future. During therapy (individual, couples, family, etc.), life coaching, and emotional support animal assessments, I utilize a combination of CBT, psychodynamic interpersonal, self-psychological, strengths-based, and ecological perspectives, I aim to help the client identify their greatest goals when addressing their traumas, fears, and psychological challenges. Together we investigate their past in order to understand how these past challenges are developing in the present and jeopardizing their future. I empower them to reclaim their inner power and live the life they desire, not simply the one they live.
I'm so glad you're here! A little about me: I’ve been working in the mental health field since earning my Masters of Science in Social Work degree with a specialization in Alcohol and Drug Counseling from the University of Louisville in 2011. Over the years, I’ve worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings, supporting adults through challenges with mental health and substance use. Those experiences have given me the privilege of walking alongside people in some of the hardest and most transformative moments of their lives. I especially enjoy working with adults navigating life transitions, whether that’s beginning college, relationship challenges, big life changes like marriage or divorce, experiencing grief or loss, changing careers, experiencing family stress, or facing other big shifts. I have a special passion for supporting people with personality disorders, anxiety, depression, stress, and substance use challenges. I also offer a safe place for LGBTQ+ individuals. My background in crisis work means I’m comfortable meeting you exactly where you are, even if life feels overwhelming right now. My style is conversational, open, and nonjudgmental. I believe therapy is a partnership. I’ll bring tools, strategies, and perspective, and you’ll bring your lived experience and goals. Together, we’ll work on building coping skills, practicing mindfulness, learning emotional regulation, and finding new ways of seeing and responding to life’s challenges. You've taken the first step. If you’re ready to take the next step, I’d love to partner with you to create a plan that feels doable and supportive, so you can move toward the balance, healing, and growth you deserve. I appreciate the courage it takes to reach out for help, as living a balanced life requires intentionality and action. I would love to help you move forward from here!
How you feel about yourself, relate with others, and make your way in the world is significantly influenced by your earliest relationships. If your caregivers struggled with their own psychological health, their ability to connect with and be emotionally available to you may have been impaired. You may have felt invalidated, rejected, smothered or unwanted. Since you had no choice but to adapt and attach to the adults available to you, you may now find yourself in relationships that feel empty, end abruptly, or are riddled with conflict. Such disharmony only exacerbates feeling depressed and anxious. As a psychodynamic therapist, I am trained to recognize the underlying thoughts, feelings, and patterns that keep you from sustaining meaningful relationships and stuck in emotional pain. Rather than viewing you as a diagnosis or problem to be solved, I'm most interested in understanding and helping you work through what is troubling you. I completed training at The Object Relations Institute of New York City, The Center for Religion and Psychotherapy of Chicago, and I am an Assistant Professor at Indiana University South Bend . I am also a classically trained musician and former high school choral director. Please visit my website at www.kurtmhanus.com
Seeking therapy is a courageous step, and I’m here to meet you exactly where you are. I specialize in working with teens and adults who are navigating anxiety, depression, and the complex emotions that come with everyday life. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I believe everybody deserves dignity and respect. I have several years of experience helping teens, adults, and families navigate a variety of challenges with life transitions ranging from anxiety and depression to trauma and grief. My goal is to create a safe, nonjudgmental (virtual) space where you feel heard, supported, and empowered to take steps toward meaningful change. Most of my availability is in the evenings and on weekends. Please reach out to schedule a free 15 minute consultation to see if we would be a good fit to work together!
Navigating the path to mental well-being may seem overwhelming, and I acknowledge the courage it takes to embark on the journey of therapy. My goal is to create a welcoming and secure environment for clients, recognizing that there's no one-size-fits-all solution. Utilizing a person-centered approach, I tailor sessions to your unique life situation, employing warmth and empathy to foster a safe therapeutic space where opening up becomes more accessible. My commitment is to provide excellent care within an inclusive setting for all communities. As a licensed Clinical Social Worker (LMSW) in Michigan and (LCSW) in Indiana, I bring a wealth of experience in assisting individuals facing diverse challenges. From anxiety and depression to coping strategies, addiction, and women's specific concerns, my professional background is dedicated to helping you navigate these issues. Let's work together to explore the motivations behind your decision to pursue therapy and strive for improvements in your overall quality of life. I look forward to the opportunity to collaborate with you on building a future where you can thrive.
Congratulations on taking this big step in your mental health journey - seeking therapy. Whether you are struggling with sadness, worry, work/school-related stress, substance use issues, relationship difficulties, or emotions resulting from traumatic experience(s), I offer a supportive ear and a nonjudgmental environment in which we can work together to identify and implement strategies to move you toward your goals. I strive to assist clients in fully exploring their emotions in an environment characterized by compassion, acceptance, and safety. I take a holistic view of each person and consider the physical, emotional, behavioral, and spiritual components of well-being. I feel strongly that connection with values facilitates growth and satisfaction. I am particularly interested in partnering with my clients as they seek to better understand and apply their values.
Dr. Andrew Yoder Ph.D., HSPP graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2016 and has been a licensed clinical psychologist in Indiana for the past eight years. He completed his post-doctoral fellowship and his first seven years of licensed practice with the Bowen Center. He completed a wide-range of psychological services including individual therapy, couples therapy, psychological assessment, and clinical supervision for an APA-accredited pre-doctoral internship program. Dr. Yoder joined Feathergill and Associates in 2023 and will be continuing to provide psychological services including individual therapy for adults, psychological testing for diagnostic clarification, pre-Bariatric/pre-surgical psychological testing, neuropsychological (dementia) screening, ADHD testing, and intellectual assessment. Therapeutic approaches include a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Humanistic. Dr. Yoder’s areas of interest and expertise include issues related to depression and anxiety, adjustment, and development of stress-management and coping skills. Dr. Yoder is a member of the American Psychological Association and the National Academy of Neuropsychology.
Welcome to Lifeline Medical Center. We are a national company that has a small home time feel. We care for each of our clients and walk with them through their journeys. You are not a number to us, you are someone very special. Your health and mental wellness are our first priority. We welcome any who want help either with medications through our Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners or Counseling. We are here for you. Reach out now to call and schedule. You will be glad you did.