Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI
Abigail Bodemann
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Allison Ling
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Lakeview Counseling
Hello, and welcome! Congratulations on taking this first step in finding a therapist who will be a good fit for you. As we continue to face difficult times in our country, more people than ever are finding that working with a therapist that they can trust is essential. It is my goal to partner with you to collaboratively work through the issues that you are facing in your life. I strive to provide a comforting, safe, and non-judgmental space where you can come to have someone listen and help you to navigate through these issues. As a former high school counselor of twenty-one years, I genuinely love to work with adolescents, college-students, school staff, and families. I am ERP trained and specialize in the treatment of individuals with OCD and related anxiety disorders including Social Anxiety, Generalized Anxiety, Specific Phobia, and Perfectionism. I also have training and experience in treating trauma, depression, adjustment and educational-related issues. I welcome the chance to meet you and would be honored to be an integral part of your journey toward healing. Please send an email with questions or to set up your first appointment.
Meredith Psychological and Testing Services, LLC
Meredith Psychological and Testing Services has over 60 therapists across 4 Michigan locations. Find our offices in Kalamazoo, Livonia, Cascade, and Wyoming MI. We are currently accepting new clients for therapy and testing, both in-person and through telehealth. We accept most insurance plans! Call 269-459-1818 to make an appointment.
Amanda Taylor
Currently offering free sessions to those impacted by the recent events at MSU for the next three months. Services available include EMDR (including recent events and on going traumatic stress protocols) and Cognitive Processing Therapy.
Amanda Carfagnini
Reaching out for help takes courage. It means that you are able to admit that you do not have all the answers and have the strength to acknowledge that you may be struggling. Experiencing personal conflicts can make you feel unsteady, anxious, and unsure about how to move forward. It is during these times, I believe that showing up authentically is the first step in moving forward. I believe that leaning into vulnerability and tuning into yourself is key to a transformative journey. Therapy is a safe place to remember who you are and discover the inherent power you hold to create a life that you will simply enjoy living. I view therapy as a collaborative process grounded in the human capacity for change. You are the expert of your own life and I desire to work alongside you to develop healthier relationships and learn effective strategies to overcome life’s obstacles. My goal is to create a supportive environment to foster healing, growth, and empowerment. I welcome all backgrounds with cultural sensitivity. I work with individuals seeking change in the areas of anxiety, depression, relationship/family conflict, childhood behavioral problems, mood stability, self-esteem, and trauma. In practice, I utilize cognitive behavioral approaches, solution-focused, trauma focused CBT, and mindfulness.
At Peace Guidance Services
Our focus is to provide clients with the tools on their journey toward empowerment and self-discovery. Experienced with providing support for: survivors of domestic violence; developmental and emotional disorders; communication disorders; life transitions; depression; anxiety; issues with self-esteem; and family counseling. Specialize in using personal centered and solution focused theories to help clients identify their strengths and abilities to navigate their current situation.
Tanya Roe
Welcome! I am a therapist working with Ellie Mental Health-Clarkston. Ellie is an affirming practice where you are welcome to be your authentic self! I work with a variety of clients with a variety of concerns. I specialize in depression, anxiety, relationship issues, LGBTQIA+ issues and personality disorders. Being a college student has it's own unique challenges and can be a major transition for many. I can help support you through those changes!
Michele Figuereo
People often struggle with feelings of sadness, anxiety, and emotional responses they do not understand. Counseling can be very helpful in identifying the source of these symptoms and undoing negative effects of previous life events. . I find great fulfillment in helping individuals to gain a better understanding of who they are at their core as well as how past events and circumstances have affected them in order to move towards genuine healing. One of the most important aspects of therapy that I am committed to is creating a safe space for all individuals. Therefore, I operate from a very open-minded standpoint and I am accustomed to addressing issues relevant among diverse populations. I have had the privilege of working with individuals of various ethnic backgrounds, faiths and spiritual orientations, gender identities, and sexual orientations. All are appreciated for their unique backgrounds and personal qualities and all are welcome!
Heather Breimayer
I strive to create a safe environment for clients to present and work through their concerns at their own pace. My therapeutic approach is client-centered which allows for me to help guide clients through any issues they may be experiencing. I have always worked in private practice as an outpatient therapist specializing in anxiety, depression, stress management and mindfulness.
Nicki Moody
Are you on the struggle bus and can’t find a way off? Adult-ing is hard, amiright?! Most of my clients are young adults navigating ALL.THE.THINGS while trying to make everyone else happy. Spoiler alert: THIS ISN’T SUSTAINABLE!! Our work together is to guide you in sorting through all the mental muck, tapping into the most authentic version of you. I am not your typical therapist. Well, I do like cardigans and wide rimmed glasses. I also like to laugh a lot and cuss a little, or cuss a lot and laugh a little—depends on the day! Either way, you will receive my most authentic self, honesty in your journey, and a depth of specialized trainings to guide your experience. So, if you feel ready to reach out and get on the path to being enough/good enough and living your best life for YOU, instead of everyone else—email me. Email is the easiest and fastest way to connect with me.
Aaron George
Thank you for considering the meaningful step of improving your life through therapy. I have over 10 years of experience in helping young adults with a wide range of concerns, from anxiety to depression to relationships to making career decisions and managing daily stresses. I practice evidence-based behavioral therapy while treating you with the warm, friendly concern I would want for a dear family member. My clients often feel better after the first session or two and tend to feel and function significantly better after 4 to 6 sessions. I value nothing more than helping people improve their lives, and I look forward to the privilege of helping you do the same. Warm Regards, Aaron George, LMSW, CAADC True Therapy
Koinonia Counseling Center, PLLC.
Are you facing challenges related to mental health or substance use? Do you struggle with low self-esteem, lack of motivation, inner unrest, or difficulty reaching your full potential? Perhaps you're uncertain about your decision-making or navigating family and relationship conflicts. I offer a supportive, non-judgmental space to help you gain clarity, build confidence, and work toward a more fulfilling and balanced life. My passion is in working with those struggling with mental health, family/relationship issues, and substance use disorders. I approach each day with the goal of improving the lives of those under my care by helping overcome obstacles to live your best life. Maintaining your own mental health and overcoming personal and relationship issues can sometimes be a challenge and this is where I will support you in establishing boundaries and balance in your life without judgement...Let's talk!
Alison Dault
I'm glad you're looking for support. Clients who work well with me tend to be neurodivergent, and often LGBTQ+. My role is to offer you a comfortable space to explore what's bothering you, and offer skills to tackle problems as well as ways to grow through traumas and relationships problems. Often, people feel taht parts of themselves are at war with each othrr. All your parts are welcome here, and I look forward to helping you grow through whatever your going through!
Mya White
When you’ve experienced trauma, harm, injustice or high stress environments it can leave us feeling overstimulated or detached. This can make it hard to see the other side, which is why I'm here to go along this path with you. I specialize in working with trauma processing, neurodivergence, identity exploration, existential thoughts, psychiatric harm, interpersonal relationships and sexual well-being. I often work with black/multi-racial persons, LGBTQIA2S+ folk, those with disabilities, college students, and those experiencing life transitions. My approach is rooted in empowerment, interpersonal dynamics and liberation. I strive to find techniques and tools specifically for you, so you walk away from each session feeling like we have truly done the work.
A Better Future, Inc.
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Danielle Krueger
All clients are unique in their journey, no one approach will or can work for the same client. I have a passion for working with college aged students and young adult ages. I am here to listen without judgment and work with you through navigating your experiences and feelings. My goal is to help guide you through your thoughts and help you to prioritize healthy changes that will last.
Brittany Miller
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Emma Kelly, MA TLLP
I have a professional interest and passion to counsel adolescents, adults, families, and couples using evidence-based approaches and interpersonal practices. With supporting individuals overcoming trauma, mental illness, and/or substance abuse, I've learned how to aid in promoting an individual's personal sense of resilience through mindfulness techniques, along with other interventions, eliminating barriers to treatment. My clinical orientation includes, but is not limited to, cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamic, existentialism, and person-centered approaches. By observing how individuals’ home and school environments influenced their behaviors, I found a unique fascination and understanding in how systems influence an individual and family.
Emily Erickson
Are you someone who experienced trauma, and now struggles with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, trust, and community? My passion is working with survivors of trauma, including survivors who have experienced intimate partner violence/domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. I have extensive training and experience working with survivors aside from clinical work, including volunteering as a victim advocate on a college campus, being a SANE victim advocate, and working in two domestic violence shelters. I have 60+ hours of training in advocacy, trauma-informed-care, crisis intervention, and safety planning. I provide trauma-informed care, as well as a combination of both strengths and solutions-based approaches to meet clients where they are and use these strengths to empower them. I would love to go on this journey of empowerment, strengths, and growth with you! Please email me to schedule your first appointment!