Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI
Welcome to my practice, Begin Anew Counseling LLC. In an inviting, safe, accepting setting I welcome you to discuss issues that are adversely affecting your life and circumstances where you feel you need to make changes. Together we work to find positive solutions that will produce healthier relationships for you. With many years of working with college students and others, I am uniquely able to help you. Call me at 616-236-3281.
Are you struggling with anxiety? Do you worry that other people seem to handle their stressors better than you, and that maybe there’s something wrong with you? Are you worried that you may not have what it takes to succeed after you graduate? Is your anxiety starting to affect your important relationships? If this sounds like you, you are not alone! I would love to hear from you and help you claim your confidence that anxiety doesn’t have to control your life anymore. Take your first step and call today.
Hello! Welcome to Niyama Center. We specialize in working with both men & woman dealing with trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, grief, life transitions, stress, etc. We can connect you to the right therapist to help you get to the root of your issues, teach you skills, and help you heal. It’s time to try an integrative holistic approach to therapy to enhance your overall well-being. We are here to help- please go to our website to learn more & book an appointment. We can get you in usually within a week!
College is stressful and sometimes you just need someone to talk to who isn't your roommate or your parents. We do virtual therapy across Michigan, so you can hop on a session from your dorm, your car (not driving), wherever, no commute needed. We work with college students. We specialize in Anxiety, depression, family & relationship issues, feeling lost about what you're doing with your life, we've heard it all and none of it is too small to bring up. Sessions are online only. We take Michigan Medicaid, Medicare, BCBS, Blue Care Network, and Aetna, plus we offer a sliding scale if you're paying out of pocket as a student. Cash pay is $125 a session (reach out if you are looking into sliding scale!) Text or email us and we'll get you set up. Call (734) 215-5404 or email Jake@FullerFamilyCounseling.com
The Behavioral Medical Center - Troy provides mental health and substance abuse treatment to children, adolescents and adults. Our office accepts a variety of commercial insurance plans. We offer both in person and telehealth appointments and have availability for both medication management and counseling services within a week or two of the date of the request to begin treatment with us. Our prescribers utilize current and innovative medication management approaches. Our psychotherapists are skilled in CB and Psychodynamic and Interpersonal therapy. Some offer counseling treatment utilizing forms of DBT as well as EMDR, Post Induction Therapy (PIT), Trauma Release Exercises (TRE) and Walk and Talk therapy. We offer marital therapy as well, though this is commonly not covered by insurance companies. If you are interested in obtaining services from BMC-Troy, go to our website and click on the 'Electronic Forms' tab to submit the 'New Patient - Intake Form'. We will call you within 24-48 hours to schedule an appointment. We look forward to working with you!
Welcome to my practice! My approach to therapy is relational, culturally aware, and grounded in deep respect for each client’s unique story. I want to hear YOUR story and help you find your "a-ha!" moment. My therapy style is to integrate psychodynamic therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and humanistic principles to support a deeper understanding of the self and the inner systems that influence thoughts and emotions. I believe that healing is a collaborative process, and I strive to create a safe, supportive space where clients feel empowered to take an active role in their healing journey, develop self-compassion, and create lasting change.
Hi! My name is Matt and I am a limited licensed professional counselor. I have been working as a counselor since 2022 and have been working in the mental health field since 2016. My first counseling job was at Central Michigan University and I worked with clients with a variety of concerns such as life adjustments, anxiety, depression, OCD, ADHD, trauma, etc. Before anything else, I'd first try to get to know you, your circumstances, your presenting problem, and your strengths before we focus on how we can make the best use of our time together, whether that be space to process, thinking of solutions, or something else. If we don't happen to be a match, that's ok! I work with a team of other mental health professionals who may be available to take on new clients as well.
A former supervisor of mine used to say, “nothing changes until it changes.” I’m here to help you take that first step. As a therapist, I know that few things are as important to the process of therapy as the working relationship between the client and their therapist. This is why I approach every session and every client with empathy, warmth, and unconditional positive regard. I strive to create a therapeutic space that is safe and non-judgmental – where you are the expert of your own experience, where you feel validated at the intersection of your various identities, and where you feel understood as a whole person. I always maintain a client-centered and strengths-based approach to help you become the ideal version of yourself. I want to build your trust in me so that I can support you through difficult and painful times. In a world that stigmatizes mental health challenges, I seek to normalize, validate, and educate. I graduated with my MSW from the University of Michigan in 2022, where I worked as a therapist at the University’s counseling center, providing therapy to students. Prior to that, I gained case management experience working with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. I have experience working with individuals of various nationalities; cultural, racial, and ethnic backgrounds; religious groups; gender identities; sexual orientations; and more! I also have worked with clients experiencing a range of mental health challenges and diagnoses, including depression, anxiety disorders, trauma, ADHD, adjustment challenges, sexuality and gender identity concerns, identity development, and substance use.
We know that life can be full of challenges, but want to help you find the silver lining. Through personalized care, our team can provide emotional support and guidance to make positive changes in your life. We encourage you to take the time for self-care and seek support at SLC!
When one feels that they are more in control, they have more confidence in themselves. When one feels out of control and overwhelmed, they are lacking in confidence and often get frustrated. Thankfully there is a way to be a control freak without doing it to others. Control yourself by paying more attention to your emotions, thoughts, and actions. I want to help you do that so you can find more enjoyment out of the things you want to do and less stress doing the things you don't want to do. Let me help you create confidence in yourself to manage better and take control of your life. Some of the most common things I help you gain more control over is stress, anxiety, depression, eating disorders / dysfunctions, emotional management, and relationships.
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!
Welcome! My name is Megan and I know that starting therapy can be an intimidating decision, but I aim to provide my clients with a safe and non-judgmental space to be themselves and process conflicts going on in their lives. I view therapy as a partnership, one where I can support you in your decision making, goal setting and healing. My goal is to assist clients in coping and processing with all of life’s difficulties, and ultimately live a life that is genuine and full of confidence. I have experience working in the mental health field with teens and adults struggling with anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and more
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Margaret (she/her) is a licensed clinical social worker dedicated to helping people find healing and growth at their pace and comfort level. Margaret knows the value of the relationship built together in therapy and strives to create a space of acceptance, trust, and safety. While starting therapy can often be a vulnerable and intimidating step, she works to collaboratively set goals and walk alongside each person on their path to healing. Margaret specializes in treating those who have experienced trauma at any age. She also works with children, adolescents, and young adults working through anxiety, depression, behavioral concerns, and life transitions. Margaret draws from different modalities to create a personalized approach to each person and family but centers herself on a trauma-informed and strengths-based perspective. Margaret received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Grand Valley State University and her Master of Social Work from Western Michigan University. She is trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. She draws on experience in a variety of roles working with families and systems in child welfare, foster care, adoption, and survivors of sexual abuse, as well as private practice with outpatient mental health counseling. Margaret is committed to creating an affirming and inclusive space for members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
I specialize in supporting young adults as they navigate the many transitions that come with this stage of life—figuring out who they are, where they belong, and how they want to move through the world. Young adulthood can be a time of questioning, unlearning, and redefining yourself, especially after years of being told who you should be, what you should want, or how you should show up. At the heart of my work is a deep commitment to helping clients reconnect with their own voice—particularly when that voice has been shaped, silenced, or overshadowed by grief, anxiety, depression, or powerful systems and environments. In a loud, opinionated world, learning to listen to yourself and speak from a place of authenticity can feel daunting. My goal is to help you build trust in your inner voice and feel more confident using it—whether that means setting boundaries, expressing needs, or simply allowing yourself to take up space. I view therapy as a collaborative process, walking alongside you as you explore your identity, emotions, values, and the version of yourself you’re becoming. My approach is integrative and holistic, drawing from art therapy techniques, nervous system regulation, and mindfulness practices to support growth, healing, and self-connection. Starting therapy can feel intimidating, and the fact that you’re here exploring different profiles already says a lot about your courage. I’m really glad you found mine. Let’s connect and explore how we can support your healing and wellness together. Reach out for a free 15-minute consultation—available in person, by phone, or via Zoom.
I have experience working at a college and with college students and an understanding of the demands in a college/univeristy setting. I provide telehealth only currently as a way to help therapy fit into a college students very busy schedule. I can help with anxiety, relationships, transitions, career and other issues that arise during this chaotic time in your life.
“You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.” -Buddha If you are struggling with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem or stress related to life transitions, I am here to help. I can teach you how to communicate your wants and needs in healthy ways. We will go at a pace that feels right for you. I have over 18 years of experience working in both inpatient and outpatient substance-abuse treatment settings including: rehabilitation, detoxification, methadone and suboxone clinics, and county jail substance use treatment. I have also facilitated substance use and DBT group therapy, and skills-building group therapy for elementary-aged children.
Being surrounded by other college students doesn't always protect you from feeling lonely or overwhelmed. College and graduate school can feel very isolating and challenging. Starting therapy can be the first step toward realizing that you don't have to carry these challenges alone. I am currently accepting new clients at Mindful Counseling, Standale location and via Telehealth. I work with adults seeking support for anxiety, depression, relationship and family challenges, emotional regulation, separation and attachment anxiety, life transitions, and identity development. I especially enjoy working with college students and young adults as they navigate increased independence, adjusting to college, academic and career pressures, and discovering who they are. Whether you're seeking support during a difficult season of life, greater clarity, or personal growth, I'm committed to partnering with you throughout the therapeutic process. My approach is integrative and individualized, drawing from CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care, mindfulness-based and somatic interventions, and person-centered therapy. I tailor treatment to each client's unique needs and developmental stage, with an emphasis on emotional regulation, self-awareness, resilience, and building on existing strengths. I strive to create a compassionate, collaborative, and nonjudgmental space where clients feel comfortable being themselves. I believe therapy is a shared human experience where we work together toward understanding, healing, and growth. Meaningful change happens through connection, collaboration, and a strong therapeutic relationship. If you're interested in learning more or scheduling a consultation, I'd love to connect. The Standale office is especially convenient for students, just five minutes from GVSU's Allendale campus, within walking distance of the Laker Line stop, and about 15 minutes from GVSU's downtown campus and Aquinas College. I look forward to connecting with you!
Today's world is too often scary and overwhelming. For many of us, learning to function & adapt in life as a child, teen or young adult is confusing & difficult. These challenges lead to feeling lonely, frustrated or hopeless. Through our work together, you will become confident in yourself, begin to not just 'get by', but thrive. You will begin to experience a life where being you is more than good enough. Unavoidable challenges become opportunities & you gain control of the most important area, yourself. Working together, you will become equipped to navigate day to day life & the unexpected, emerging stronger, smarter & happier. I am passionate about helping children, teens & young adults understand their emotions through play therapy & cognitive behavior therapy, within a family systems approach. I have valuable experience helping children and families deal with grief, behavioral issues, stress, depression, trauma, & school-related issues. Working with Wellspring Therapeutic Partners means I regularly consult with our team of prescribers and psychologists who specialize in a variety of areas. I can provide seamless referrals for medication management, therapy for loved ones or other household members, groups & EMDR services as needed and appropriate.
Reflections Therapeutic Group offers support from clinicians who provide specialized therapy services, both in-person and virtually. Life is complicated. And frankly, relationships, work, family, school… all of it- it comes with baggage. At Reflections, we’re here to help you sort through the mess and get on a path toward peace in your mind and peace in your space.