Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI

I am offering reduced rates to MSU students, I offer short term, long term and crisis counseling to MSU students. I can work with any students that are Michigan residents and I will do all sessions via teletherapy. The first step is always the most difficult. It takes courage to recognize the need for help, make the phone call and attend your first appointment. My initial goal of therapy is to establish trust with my patients. I accept them for who they are without judgement or bias, seek to understand them and move at their pace. I practice with a wide range of psychotherapy modalities and adjust my style and techniques based on your individual need. It is my goal to help you overcome your struggles and flourish. Therapy is not a quick fix, it takes time, effort and determination and I will be there supporting you during your journey. I provide treatment to those struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, eating disorders/obesity, self-esteem struggles, stress, family issues, and spirituality. I help my patients become aware of past patterns of behavior, thought processes and emotions that will have a lasting impact on the changes they make in their lives. These changes can affect many area’s in life including increased confidence, self-esteem, positive interpersonal relationships, and lasting change. I am a fully licenced Clinical Social Worker with over 13 years of experience.

Amante provides a safe, confidential space to process whatever you're going through. Tough relationships, living far away from home, stressing about what to do post-graduation, or dealing with something more personal. As a recent college student, I know how things can quickly becoming overwhelming or stressful. Reach out if you'd like an open-minded, direct person to talk things through with.

I'm already proud of you for taking this step to explore getting some extra support. Life is hard. I'm willing to help you sift through the tough stuff, so you can spend more time thriving. I have extensive history working with adoptees and their families. Commonly, I explore family conflict, relationship issues, boundaries, stress, anxiety, depression and compassion fatigue. Check out whitneyscholtens.com for more info.

I enjoy being a comforting confidant to others who are struggling. My goal as a therapist is to invite you into a safe environment and to be a conduit of empowerment, education, and healing. The therapeutic process is an invitation to heal, grow, and confidently move forward in achieving your goals and dreams. I use a diverse approach in sessions composed of the following theories: Person-Centered, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and inner healing prayer. I obtained a BA in Psychology from the University of Nevada Reno and an MA in Counseling from Cornerstone University. My favorite internship experience was at the campus center working with college students just like you! I have 6.5 years of experience working in an inpatient setting as a group therapist, crisis counselor, and discharge planner in the California Bay Area. I worked with many people who had layers of trauma, severe mental illness, and homelessness. This experience taught me the true value of nonjudgmental listening and the significance of supportive advocacy. In addition, I have 6 years of experience working as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) providing Applied Behavioral Analysis and support to children with Autism. I am excited to relocate to Michigan to be close to family once again and to have the opportunity to counsel at Hope and Wholeness Psychology Center. In my free time, I enjoy time with family and friends, hiking, crafting, cooking, and tea parties.

Sarah is one of a variety of counselors at this organization. She works with individuals, children, couples and family units within the Behavioral Health venue. After many years in the nursing profession, she offers counseling from a health-focused perspective, including physical, mental, and spiritual components, assisting the client with finding solutions to problems that hinder life success. The goal is to learn ways of interacting with our world that lead to happiness and fulfillment, and lasts for a lifetime. Sarah earned a MA in Professional Counseling with highest honors including extra coursework in addictions, healthy sexuality, adolescents, and crisis therapy. Her work is trauma informed and future focused.

As a visual artist who uses creative processes to support mental health, I work with those who gravitate towards writing, music, dance, and visual arts. My personal understanding of the creative process and how it can be adapted to support people emotionally and mentally comes into play as we work together to create a safe place for exploration. I especially love working with young adults who are defining their identity and dealing with anxiety and overwhelm during this transition. I look forward to seeing how your creativity can be used as a strength in your times of need. accepting virtual and in-person appointments.

I'm an Ann Arbor born and raised LLMSW-IMH that specializes anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, grief, ADHD, young adults, children/families, and infant mental health. Now more than ever, we are seeing a rise in mental health concerns. From young children to older adults, everyone is affected. People are left feeling stressed, overwhelmed and lonely in their feelings. I am here to help my clients navigate these experiences and help make sense of the world around them. I pride myself in being a bubbly and passionate therapist who truly LOVES the work that I do. Please visit our website for online scheduling if you're interested!

The shift from being a teenager to an adult can feel pretty overwhelming. It’s easy to feel like you’re the only one who doesn’t have everything figured out, especially when it seems like everyone else has it all together. You’re probably dealing with a lot—leaving home, becoming more independent, and figuring out how your relationships with family are changing. Feeling stuck or uncertain is normal, but it can also bring on feelings of anxiety, low self-worth, and even depression. And leaving home often opens up the space to finally face things in your family life that might have been too hard to address before. I’m here to support you through these transitions, helping you build confidence and see things in a more hopeful light. We’ll work together to set realistic goals that feel good for you, giving yourself the grace you need while creating a clear plan for what’s next. I’ll guide you to tap into your inner strength, uncover what truly matters to you, and help you access the resources you need. Through various therapeutic techniques, we’ll work on healing, managing emotions, and learning how to communicate your needs in a healthy way.

Focus: Holistic / Integrative Counseling using a Wellness model incorporating mind, body and spirit Use of research based / peer reviewed techniques of self-help and coping skills Spiritual component is optional Traditional talk-therapy / Counseling as well Post-graduate certified in Complementary Medicine and Wellness / Holistic Health via Oakland University

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Hello and welcome. Firstly, I can offer services for psychological evaluations and therapy. Evaluations can be helpful to address learning disabilities, ADHD, or psychological pieces that are impacting performance in your educational pursuits. Therapy approaches are integrative and dependent on your goals. I work from an integrative approach that looks at all aspects of you, to recognize and boost your strengths and to put in place tools and cushions for any weak areas that are present. I offer a safe space and take a nonjudgment approach in my work. After all, we have all been struck with the human condition. :)

I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor. I have been a therapist for 17 years and have dedicated my life to helping others overcome painful experiences, manage emotions and find healing. I specialize in treating adults struggling with anxiety, substance use and working with the LGBTQ+ community. My therapeutic style is warm, supportive and encouraging. I use a nonjudgmental approach focused on empowering you to make changes in your life. My approach is rooted in the understanding of how systemic inequality impacts those of us with marginalized identities. We each have unique experiences and needs and one therapeutic approach will not work for everyone. I will work to understand you and your goals for our time together. Together we will determine what steps you need to take to get where you want to be. Painful experiences and overwhelming emotions can leave you feeling helpless and out of control. My goal is to teach you tools to regain your sense of control and learn how to trust yourself. I focus on helping you identify your strengths and makes changes in your life.

Transition to college can be tough, even for the most prepared students. We love working with young adults on the issues of college adjustment, anxiety/perfectionism, depression, social issues and many other challenges. We offer in-person services in our Bloomfield Hills location or teletherapy from your own room (in bunny slippers, if you prefer!)

As a licensed therapist, I provide a safe, calm, and compassionate space where clients feel seen, heard, and truly understood. I believe therapy is most effective when the therapist and client work collaboratively as a team to build a strong therapeutic relationship. Together, we work toward meaningful growth and healing. I specialize in working with college students and adults who are navigating low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, grief, and relationship challenges.

The Resiliency Therapy Center, PLLC is dedicated to serving adult clients in processing trauma, through multiple different interventions. It is our mission to continue to learn and grow more models to meet the needs of each client individually. Currently the we offer, DBT, CBT, CPT and psychanalytic approached, with a trauma-informed lens. Currently working toward education regarding IFS.

Hello, My name is Tracy L. Rainey. I hold a doctoral degree in Forensic Psychology and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. At my practice in Bay City, Resilience Counseling & Forensic Consulting, LLC, I provide both in-person and virtual therapy services. While I specialize in Trauma and Crisis Response, I have long provided therapy services for those coping with sexual assault and abuse, intimate partner violence, anxiety, depression, and stress. If you would like a free consultation or would like to schedule an appointment, please contact me at 989-520.4221 Dr. Tracy Rainey

Attending college can be an exciting time and also a challenging time. Adjusting to so many life transitions and managing the stress that comes with these transitions can become overwhelming. Counseling assists you with the adjustment process, helps with finding solutions, learning healthy coping skills and identifying and modifying faulty thinking patterns that contribute to stress, anxiety and depression. Counseling can also help you define life goals, career plans, resolve relationship issues. You don't have to manage these stressful situations alone. Together we can work through any issues holding you back from fully enjoying the college experience.

I’ve always known I was meant to help others, and becoming a therapist has allowed me to do just that. I’m passionate about helping people heal, grow, and feel like the best versions of themselves. I work at Restore Therapy Collective in Grand Rapids offering both in person and telehealth sessions. I work with kids, teens, and adults on ADHD, anxiety, autism, life transitions, school issues, relationships, and trauma. I am also dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic violence. With a background as a school social worker and education in play therapy, motivational interviewing, CBT, and EMDR, I take a person-centered approach to help clients build resilience and find what works for them. Outside of here, I enjoy traveling, photography, trying new restaurants, reading, and spending time with my two cats, family, and friends. I’m grateful to support my Michigan community and would be honored to help you on your journey!

Therapy is an opportunity for you to gain support while working through different issues, crises, and traumas as well as working towards achieving your personal goals. Together, we can really hone into what it is you are wanting for yourself and finding a path forward that best suites you. My understanding of counseling comes from holistic and trauma-informed approaches that incorporate mind, body, and spirit such as Jungian, transpersonal, somatic, mindfulness, attachment, and creative expression approaches. I also have a sandtray in my office for sandplay! My specialties include trauma, grief, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and others. I am a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. NARM (Neuro Affective Relational ModeI) level 2, IFS (Internal Family Systems) level 1. I am also in the Trauma informed Expressive Arts Therapy training. MA in Jungian psychology.

You may trust that I will be authentic and genuine with you from the beginning as this is an important aspect of therapy. Making that call and keeping that first appointment can be such a hard thing to do, you deserve that honesty and integrity from the start. Over the last 23 years I have gained experience as a social worker. First as a case manager with my Bachelors in Social Work degree from Western Michigan University in 2000. Next as a therapist after earning my Masters of Social Work degree from Grand Valley State University in May 2005. Since that time, I have had the opportunity to further my skills in Michigan, North Carolina and Maine. I have had the privilege of gaining extensive experience working with individuals and groups (teens and adults, active duty service men and women and their families, veterans and civilians). Some client concerns include those struggling with: crisis response, depression, anxiety, trauma, life changes, stress management, grief, loss, gender identity, Gender Identity, LGBTQ+ concerns, sexuality, self-care concerns, and other life disruptions or stress.