Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI

I believe in equity, equality, and justice for all humans. You well be welcomed here and safe to be yourself regardless of gender, sexuality, race, size, and relationship structure. I am an unwavering ally for the LGBTQ+ community. I approach life, and therapy, from a trauma-informed, social justice, and anti-racist lens. I believe all humans are experiencing some degree of grief and trauma, whether from the ongoing stress of the pandemic/politics, and/or from personal life stressors. Many people have been expending all of their emotional (and physical) energy on just "keeping it together" and surviving. My goal is to offer a safe space for you to slow down, breathe, and be heard. As a therapist, I have the privilege of witnessing the resiliency of the human spirit and the power of the human brain. I will walk alongside you through this journey. I will listen. I will also encourage growth, healing, and emotional development, at your pace. Many of my clients are working towards improvement in the areas of anxiety, grief, trauma, family issues, life transitions or changes, physical symptoms (often caused by emotional stress), and relationship struggles. I often work with people who describe themselves as highly sensitive, perfectionistic, people pleasers, or high achievers. I view counseling as a holistic process and take an integrative approach to working with clients.

Kerrie believes every client has the power within themselves to find fulfillment; sometimes they just need to view their situation from a different angle to find the right path. Kerrie is a general practitioner, meaning she works with a variety of concerns. She specializes in helping others process traumatic experiences so those experiences become a source of strength. She also works with couples who are looking to strengthen their relationship or separate amicably. Kerrie Clark obtained her Master’s in Community Counseling from Western Michigan University. She is certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT).

When life becomes unmanageable due to a variety of circumstances, who or what do we tend to turn to? Anxiety, depression, and traumas mask over our true selves, shielding us from who we want to be. These masks also protect us from the fear that lies with working on these debilitating issues, more likely than not we pick up unhealthy habits and behaviors to help us cope. A lot of times we do not realize how this affects not just us, but any relationship we are in (personal, business, school, etc.) during these times we are struggling. It is important to know that we are not alone in this difficult journey. I am here for you in a compassionate and empathetic way as we work together to identify those roadblocks that are currently keeping you from ‘being’; helping you to overcome them or to better manage them the next time we face that same barrier, because we almost always do! I work with a variety of treatment modalities that are unique to each individual’s needs and that help us achieve the best results for you in your healing. ​Now, some things about me! I earned my Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from the Michigan School of Psychology in 2018. Since 2013 however, my clinical background includes working as part of a multidisciplinary team in a rehabilitation setting providing individual psychotherapy with individuals diagnosed with traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, and ADHD. I also have extensive experience in administering and scoring neuropsychological test batteries in various outpatient settings including a hospital-based program as well as in the setting of a neurobehavioral rehabilitation program. I do look forward to meeting with you and creating a safe space where we can begin the journey of healing. I am accepting new clients, and am currently available via telehealth Monday - Thursday, 9am to 7pm.

Welcome! I’m glad you found me. I really enjoy working with college students, and I take a warm, relational approach to therapy. I love to laugh with clients, hear their life stories, and help them process their thoughts and experiences without judgment. As a therapist, some of my specialty areas include anxiety, depression, grief work, self esteem, stress management, life transitions, and identity exploration. In my work, I help people better connect with their thoughts and bodies, discover and challenge unhelpful thinking patterns, and move towards greater understanding and acceptance. I am committed to creating a safe space for clients of all backgrounds, identities, and beliefs. If you’re curious about therapy, please reach out. I see clients both virtually and in-person, and I'd love to connect. I completed my master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Western Michigan University, and I have additional trainings in trauma-informed care and somatic interventions for anxiety.

Are you finding that life is overwhelming? Is it difficult to focus on what you need to do? Maybe your sleep or eating habits are impacted by how you are feeling? Anxiety, depression, and life transitions can impact many areas of our life. I take my cues from you and what you bring to the sessions to address your concerns. We work together to develop helpful strategies to respond to, manage, and diminish the distress. I utilize multiple evidence-based practices in my work. I am a strength based and compassion focused therapist who looks to bring real word solutions to my clients. We work together in individual telehealth sessions that can be done from the comfort of your own home. Please call or email me to set up a free 15min phone consultation. I would be honored to join you on your journey to feeling better and finding peace.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Michigan. My education consists of a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Writing from Grand Valley State University and a Master of Arts in Counselor Education, Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Western Michigan University. My professional experience to date encompasses work with children, adolescents, young adults, women, men, families, couples, and groups. My clinical practice has spanned diverse settings, such as private practice, community mental health agencies, and university counseling centers. Individuals commonly seek therapeutic services to address a wide range of personal, emotional, professional, and relational challenges, among other issues impacting their well-being and development. My approach to therapy is rooted in an integrative framework with the client at the center and consists of assisting individuals in becoming more effective and self-reliant when resolving problems. I utilize a combination of different theoretical methods including Person-Centered Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). My attention to detail has been crucial when assessing clients’ needs, understanding their unique situations, and tailoring interventions to help them succeed and excel in different facets of their lives. I pride myself on supporting the needs of those I work with with respect, empathy, and gentleness. Some of my clinical areas of interest include anxiety, depression, trauma, self-compassion, identity development, relationship concerns, family matters, adjusting to change, and advocating for underserved/underrepresented populations. As a Black woman, I take pride in providing culturally sensitive services and support amongst all populations I work with. Compassion, active listening and responsiveness have helped me in building strong therapeutic relationships with my clients. My intention in therapy is to develop a secure and reassuring space to uplift clients while promoting advocacy and empowerment as they work towards their personal goals along their mental health and wellness journey. I do so by fostering resilience, coping skills, and self-awareness through open dialogue, effective treatment planning, and skill introduction and implementation in sessions. Through a collaborative therapeutic relationship, I aspire to support individuals in creating positive, lasting changes in their lives. In an effort to maintain my own mental health and overall wellbeing I like to engage in self-care by spending time with my loved ones, listening to music and podcasts, attending concerts and live shows, exercising (I love Step Aerobics and trying random classes), journaling, going on solo dates, traveling, exploring new spaces and activities, creative projects, sleeping in on off days, and spending time in solitude (I'm an introvert and sometimes have to recharge my social battery). Just as I encourage clients to nurture their inner world, I remain committed to my own growth and balance—believing that a grounded therapist creates the safest space for transformation to unfold. I believe that healing is not a one-size-fits all process, and I am honored to walk alongside each client as they reclaim their voice, deepen their self understanding, and move toward a life that feels more whole, empowered, and true to them.

College can be one of the most exciting—and overwhelming—times in a person's life. Whether you're navigating academic stress, major life transitions, relationship challenges, or the impact of past traumatic experiences, therapy can provide a space to slow down, gain insight, and build effective coping strategies. I specialize in working with college students and young adults who are struggling with stress management, anxiety, life transitions, and trauma-related concerns. My approach is collaborative, supportive, and tailored to your individual needs. I draw from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Therapy, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to help clients better understand themselves, develop healthier patterns, and move toward meaningful change. My goal is to create a therapeutic environment where you feel heard, understood, and appropriately challenged as you work toward your goals. Whether you're adjusting to college life, managing overwhelming emotions, healing from past experiences, or simply trying to find greater balance, I am here to support you throughout the process.

Sarah Crowgey, LMSW is a strength-based clinical social worker with a wealth of professional experience. She has worked with the child welfare system, community mental health organizations, and in-home mental health services. Sarah uses a CBT approach as well as other therapeutic modalities. She works with individuals assisting them in developing personal therapeutic goals, identifying feelings and behaviors, challenging thoughts and strengthening coping tools. Sarah has experience working with a wide range of mental health diagnoses. Sarah holds a certification in providing Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD as well as working with individuals adjusting to life stressors, anxiety, depression and various other symptoms that arise. At your first visit you can expect to meet with Sarah and begin building a therapeutic relationship that will be the basis of your journey in therapy.

Welcome to Holistic Vida Therapy, where we believe in the power of transformation comes from within to thrive beyond. Our mission is to create a supportive and compassionate environment where individuals, couples, families, and teens can find meaningful change and deeper connection. Our dedicated team of licensed therapists brings diverse expertise and a holistic approach to guide you through life's challenges. We are committed to being with you every step of the way, honoring your courage in seeking support.

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My approach to treatment focuses on managing trauma reactions, anxiety, depression, grief, and family challenges. I hope to support you with building confidence and blooming into your full potential. My goals as a clinician aim to create an empowering, safe space that allows confronting challenges, unlocking personal insights, and strengthening coping skills. I also have specialized training in trauma-focused interventions TF-CBT, CBT, CPT, and Motivational Interviewing.

Therapy near Calvin University for anxiety, depression, and relationships. I am a licensed therapist located just steps from Calvin University, providing in-person and virtual therapy for college students and young adults throughout Michigan. I specialize in helping individuals navigate anxiety, depression, and relationship issues, as well as the unique pressures of academic life and identity development. My background across various mental health settings means I’m comfortable meeting you exactly where you are, whether you’re facing everyday stress or deeper clinical struggles. Therapy with me is a warm, relaxed, and non-judgmental space to slow down and reflect. I value deep, insight-oriented work. While we will address immediate coping skills, our focus will be on helping you understand yourself, process your patterns, and build meaningful relationships. If you are looking for an approachable environment to sort things out at your own pace, reach out today to schedule an initial consultation and see if we are a good fit.

We are all on a constant journey of self-discovery and healing, but you don’t have to go on this journey alone. Whether it’s anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, stress, life changes, relationship difficulties, or even feeling unsure of exactly what is keeping you from your full potential, I am here to help guide you to feeling some relief. As your therapist I will work with you to develop coping skills, change negative self-talk, and find ways to achieve your goals. I utilize a holistic approach to counseling and view the entire person and their experiences as a whole. My approach to therapy is dependent on each client’s wants and needs. I recognize that each client is the expert of their own life and that my role is to be a safe, non-judgmental person who helps guide you to becoming closer to who you want to be. I use a strengths-based approach to empower clients to make positive and meaningful life changes. You've already taken the first step in the healing process by beginning your search. By taking the next step, you are investing in yourself, and making you a priority. I would be honored to support you and walk alongside you in your journey. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like to set up an appointment.

Are you finding yourself caught in patterns of people-pleasing, anxiety, or struggling to express your needs in relationships? You may feel overwhelmed, unheard, or disconnected—even when surrounded by others. I believe you are the expert in your story, and I offer a space where you can feel understood and supported without judgment. You don’t have to have all the answers or navigate this alone. I use a strength-based, person-centered approach focused on creating a safe, nonjudgmental space. You won’t be told what to do—instead, I'll help you better understand yourself and walk alongside you as you learn to trust your own voice, and reconnect with your needs and sense of self. It’s not easy to ask for support—especially when you’re used to putting others first. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or ready for change, you don’t have to do it alone. Therapy can be a place where you feel heard, understood, and supported. When you’re ready, I’m here!

Everyone lives a diverse, intersectional existence with idiosyncratic experience. Acknowledging this means relating to others with inclusivity, openness, and humility. This philosophy not only humanizes students, many of whom identify as marginalized community members (e.g., BIPOC, LGBTQ+, accessibility needs, low-SES), but also honors their authenticity. Thus, I practice from an existential-humanistic-relational lens so I can naturally tailor therapy with evidence-based techniques (e.g., CBT, SFT, ACT) and psychological theories (e.g., identity, attachment, multicultural) necessary for understanding students’ intersectionality. I typically work with students experiencing elevated anxiety and depression, while specializing in identity development, interpersonal dynamics (e.g., relating to others), relational trauma, and existential concerns (e.g., authenticity, choice, meaning). Early sessions help form a therapeutic alliance, revealing underlying issues that manifest as psychological distress (e.g., anxiety, depression, trauma). From there, we identify coping skills, foster hope, and alleviate symptoms as you gain insight-oriented feedback. We also collaborate to explore, discover, and empower actions for you to become the most authentic version of self. The modern world is daunting, with a pace and pivot difficult to navigate. The rapid spin of sudden chaos. Steady drift of aimless wander. Dead still of eternal stagnation. As a serving spirit, I provide a healthy space for students to be and become that who they are and will be. Here, all are welcome. Here… all are an expression of hope and self-empowerment.

Pro-bono crisis sessions, group sessions, support for first responders and therapists working to support the community. Assistance with getting health coverage for Medicaid and Ingham Health Plan. GPS – Guide to Personal Solutions is a non profit private operating foundation 501(c)3 based in Lansing, Michigan. GPS is a trauma informed practice that offers mental health and substance abuse services to families in the Greater Lansing area. Our therapists are kind, compassionate and will welcome you warmly into our offices.​ Our therapists are trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Trauma Recovery, Substance Abuse, DBT, and Experiential Therapy. They are trained to treat process Addictions (gambling, video game addictions, and others) as well as Mental Health for depression and anxiety, and most specialize in Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).​ We work with all ages, and provide both individual and group services. We would love to hear from you and discuss how we can help develop a plan with you and your support system for recovery. Our office hours are: 9-7 Monday through Friday and by Appointment on Saturday English, Spanish, Russian and Korean languages available.

Do you feel stuck in old patterns that are no longer serving you? Are you wanting to connect more with your authentic self and create a life in which you can thrive? Building an inner awareness and understanding of what makes you who you are, is my goal as your therapist! Together, we can help you create a life in which you are able to have meaningful relationships and feel fulfilled. As a trauma-informed therapist, I recognize the courage it takes to start the counseling process. I work with clients from a person-centered, and strength-based perspective. It's my goal to offer a supportive and inclusive space. I am EMDR trained. My specializations include helping individuals who have experienced sexual abuse, emotional abuse, physical abuse, psychological abuse, and/or may struggle with anxiety, depression, PTSD, relationship issues, self-esteem related issues, and family conflict/dysfunction. I am so grateful for a job that allows me the opportunity to meet amazing, resilient people. If you are considering taking the next steps towards starting counseling, please reach out to me, I'd love to help you on your healing journey!

Neurodivergent affirming, trauma informed virtual therapy and coaching in the states of Illinois, Michigan, and Missouri. Individualized support incorporating special interest and digital tools to support individuals seeking a different approach to therapy to support neurodivergent minds. EMDR, IFS parts work, Narrative style approach with specific trauma work, but supportive talk and play therapy style for everyday support with executive functions and life skills.

We all deserve a space where we feel safe and supported. Emerging adulthood is a time of transition and personal development, and therapy can be a vital support as you embark on that personal journey. Dr. Natalie Otte provides therapy for a wide range presenting concerns such as depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, life transitions, identity development, and substance use. She also provides psychological assessment for ADHD, Autism, and mood disorders. While it can feel challenging to initiate therapy or start the psychological assessment process, Dr. Otte aims to provide a genuine, non-judgmental, and empathic space for you to explore your presenting concerns. Therapy with Dr. Otte often involves processing your experiences, recognizing patterns and developing insights, improving your relationships, and building lasting skills for managing distress. Dr. Otte values psychological assessment for providing diagnostic clarity, and she utilizes evidence-based therapy approaches to help you reach your personal goals.

I work primarily with individuals who struggle with anxiety, depression and diminished self-esteem. These issues manifest in many different ways and may include an inability to make decisions, difficulty maintaining relationships, low confidence, discomfort in social settings, exhaustion, fears that may seem irrational and poor view of self. I enjoy digging into these issues because they can be debilitating and it is amazing to witness the life change that can occur through therapeutic self discovery. Through the use of Mindfulness and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques, my focus involves supporting clients in self-esteem development, anxiety reduction, mood improvement and personal growth. It is important to me that my clients truly feel heard and I strive to instill strength in every session. If you are ready to take control of your life, move past fear and doubt and really SOAR, schedule an appointment today. I am excited to join you in this journey of healing and self discovery!