Therapists for college students near 30309

Growth & Guidance Counseling is a therapy private practice that provides individual, couples, families, and group counseling in a private setting by appointment. Clients can receive support with with getting mental health and medical support by ensuring they are linked to a primary care doctor to manage their overall health. Our office also provides life coaching and other resources such as mental health screenings to students (based on school criteria). *We see people with anxiety, fear, stress, adjustment issues, LGBTQ grief, trauma, lack of support, self-esteem, coping management.

C.E.O Professional Services, LLC, offers marital/couple, family, relationship, individual, and EAP counseling services to adolescents, adults, couples, and families. We also offer consulting, mediation, professional mentoring/coaching, and training services to individuals, churches, businesses, and organizations. Services are provided in a traditional office setting or through distance/online format (Tele-mental health). Please contact our office or visit our website today to learn more about our services!

I approach therapy in a compassionate, non-judgmental manner, providing a safe environment where healing and growth can take place. Utilizing a combination of Interpersonal, Cognitive Behavioral, Experiential, and Trauma-Focused therapy techniques has proven extremely effective in helping clients overcome difficulties and experience the peace and contentment they seek. I look forward to the opportunity to assist you in overcoming the difficulties you are currently facing!

We offer you a safe and compassionate space to explore and address issues such as: ~Managing and overcoming anxiety to regain control of your life. ~Supporting high achievers in finding balance and fulfillment beyond their accomplishments. ~Helping you separate your worth from your work and cultivate self-acceptance. ~Navigating sexual issues, sexual anxiety, or discovering your authentic sexual self. ~Guiding you in creating and nurturing healthy, meaningful relationships. ~Challenging patterns of self-criticism and fostering a stronger sense of self-worth. ~Providing support for those struggling with substance abuse/addiction and seeking recovery. ~Learning effective ways to resolve conflict with empathy and clarity. ~Improving communication skills to express yourself confidently and connect with others. ~Helping you break free from the relentless drive of perfectionism to embrace growth and self-compassion. ~Addressing feelings of imposter syndrome, helping you trust your abilities and own your successes.

In life we often come to a point where what has been is no longer sustainable. We reach a point where we have to make changes for our wellbeing and/or happiness. We reach a crossroad, and must figure out which direction to take. In my work with clients I help them navigate this process. The work includes exploring options that are available or could be forged. It includes exploring the impact of change on existing relationships. It includes making space for all the feelings, both good and difficult, that come with considering something new. It also includes finally attending to pain or trauma from the past that could be clouding the process for you in the present. I place special emphasis on providing culturally informed care. This means I consider each person’s visible and invisible identities (ethnicity, race, religion, ability status, immigrant identity, sexual orientation, gender identity, and more), and makes room for all aspects of your experiences in the work we do together. Most of my clients hold intersecting marginalized identities. Most people who seek me out also tend to be first generation, immigrant, or a third culture kid. Having lived across 3 continents in my childhood and now belonging to a multiracial family, I am especially equiped to hold space for those who navigate culture and identity in their daily life. Including my predoctoral internship and postdoc years, I worked in university metntal health for 11 years before starting my private practice 2017. This gives me a unique understanding of the student (undergrad, grad, & professional) experience.

The Counseling Institute of Atlanta, located in Gwinnett County in Metro Atlanta, is a healing, safe place for people to receive individual, family, or couples therapy, as well as mental health assessments for immigration purposes, workers' compensation counseling, drug and alcohol abuse, co-parenting/divorce counseling, autism, and ADHD evaluations.

Hello, we are Trust2Change. We are Trauma Informed Therapists who specialize in working with those struggling with Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, Relationships, Boundary, LGBTQIA+, Religion, Racial, Cultural, and Sex based issues. We are very passionate about serving marginalized individuals including those who fall under the Neurodivergent population. The therapist at this practice are made up of those who have years of experience working with a variety of different age groups and populations. We are a teaching practice which means that we have resident clinicians who are still working towards their full license as well as Masters level clinical practicum and intern students who are working towards their degree. This allows us the opportunity to help mold the next generation of clinicians as well as provide lower-cost services to the community. Our associate-level and student-level clinicians are carefully selected and supported to ensure that you receive quality services.

Welcome! I help young women who feel unfulfilled, overwhelmed, anxious, and who take on too much because they struggle to say "no." Maybe you notice you place a lot of pressure on yourself and are constantly worried about others figuring out you feel like a mess and an imposter on the inside. This stress, anxiety, and uncertainty has been building up and interfering with your ability to engage in life and feel connected and happy. In therapy, we can work on exploring the root of what brings you to therapy and build skills that help you communicate more effectively, feel more confident and emotionally balanced, and feel more grounded and connected to yourself and others. We go at your pace and prioritize your goals, though I may challenge you here and there if I see you underestimating yourself or falling back into old behaviors. If you're interested in finding out more about my style, you can check out my website. I offer free 15 minute phone consultations so we can chat and see if we'd be a good fit before you schedule your initial session. I'd love to hear from you! *Group* I also offer a regular Therapeutic Book Club, in which we read the latest mental health/wellness books, and I offer a women's process group for women with anxiety.

I enjoy working with adolescents and young adults and have experience in many different settings such as the local school system and most recently at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. I strive to welcome clients with warmth and non judgment and create a space that feels safe for honesty and growth. My specialties are working with those who have experienced trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, mood disorders, chronic illnesses/pain, grief and life transitions. I believe the relationship is the most important piece of the therapy process and plan to meet you wherever you feel comfortable, whether that is using art or taking a walk outside. As your therapist, I hope to empower you and to provide a safe place to process life’s journey, whatever that looks like for you.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor at Marietta Roswell Counseling. Are you feeling stressed and overwhelmed, down and depressed, or overcome with worry and fear? I am here to help. You've taken a big step toward your mental health and ideal future by seeking help, and I'd like to help you identify and achieve your goals. I am most passionate about helping adolescents and young adults develop their identities, mental wellbeing, and transition into who they want to be. I understand that finding a therapist that you connect with can be a daunting task, so let me tell you a little about myself. I received my Master of Science in Counseling Psychology from the University of Kansas and my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from St. Olaf College. I completed an internship at the University of Kansas's Counseling Laboratory for the Exploration of Optimal States where I researched and counseled highly creative and gifted high school students, and my practicum at Baker University where I counseled college students on a variety of issues. I approach therapy through a person-centered lens and utilize techniques from an eclectic mix of therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Solution-Focused Therapy. I appreciate that every client I see is unique and special, and I work very hard to create a warm, supportive environment in which strengths are uncovered and clients are encouraged to grow. I specialize in treating anxiety and depression, and have experience treating ADHD, mood disorders, relationship issues, identity and gender issues, adjustment disorders, sexual assault, trauma, suicidal ideation and self-harm. Regardless of what you are facing, I will help you feel safe, heard, and empowered to make positive changes in your life.

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I believe that within a strong, collaborative relationship, problem-focused therapeutic goals can be reached in a timely manner. I see adolescents and young adults with a variety of presenting problems, including: anxiety, depression, inattention and distractibility, relational difficulties, and the complicated interaction between managing a chronic medical condition and maintaining psychological well being. Both in-person and virtual therapy sessions are offered. Call for a consultation to see if I'm the right fit for you.

While active listening is an important skill for a therapist, listening can only go so far. Our practice belief is that we actually help you help yourself make the necessary changes in your life by giving you techniques, tools, skills, and guidance to achieve your goals. You'll almost always walk out of a session with a new technique or two that you can go home and start using immediately. Our practice has highly trained therapists, are personable, and we're ready to give you the skills and techniques you need to create change. While any given technique doesn't work for everyone and most people need a plethora of techniques, we'll be sure to give you the techniques and tools that we think are most appropriate for you every time you are here.

I spent 15 years supporting college students through every step of their journey. I worked with students struggling to adjust to being away from home, family, and friends; experiencing challenges with faculty or roommates; deciding on a major/career path; learning to be organized and follow a syllabus; developing better study and test taking strategies; or learning to manage symptoms of anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenge.

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Experiencing anxiety, depression or dealing with trauma can be overwhelming and isolating experiences. Feelings such as grief and loss, frustration and hopelessness can complicate all aspects of one's life. Navigating these specific challenges is overwhelming and answers can be hard to find. You do not have to suffer in silence. You are not alone. You can get through this with help. My goal is to be a support for individuals that listens and provides unconditional acceptance in a neutral environment focused on understanding, recovery and peace. My method of providing therapy emphasizes the importance of self-love, supports and mindfulness practice as a tool for healing. Finding the right fit in a therapist is essential. I invite you to reach out to ask questions, discuss your concerns, and get a sense of whether I may be the right fit for you. I look forward to hearing from you. Please visit my website www.herwellnesscircle.com or give me a call at 678-538-9614 so that we can get started on your journey to wellness. Because I am virtual I am able to see clients throughout the state of Georgia and South Carolina.

Whether you're living with depression, anger, problems with motivation or difficulties handling mood swings, I have experience and ideas and a non-judgmental approach to your situation. I'm a straightforward person so I may challenge you if I think that will help you. I can also help you think from a different perspective which in turn can lead to you experiencing different emotions. I have a good critical ear and I can ask you the questions you need to hear in order to feel comfortable with the decisions you want to make. Sometimes I just listen. I also specialize in Dialectical Behavior Therapy. DBT helps people gain control of problem emotions like anxiety and anger. It teaches skills to tolerate Distress and make it through the night when things seem unbearable. DBT also helps individuals learn to say "no" and set limits without feeling guilty. I'm an English man living and working in the USA. I am compassionate and open-minded. I also have a good sense of humor. My goal is to help people feel relaxed, understood and gain a sense of hope that the future can bring peace and optimism.

Awaken Counseling is a group of expert licensed therapists committed to providing the personalized care you deserve. Life’s challenges can be scary, but you don’t have to face them alone: We’re here to guide you towards a more fulfilling life and help you create lasting change. At Awaken Counseling, we don’t take the power of the therapeutic relationship lightly. Our dedicated team of specialized therapists ensures you’ll be matched with someone who holds deep expertise in your area of need, and our commitment to smaller caseloads means you’ll receive the time and attention you deserve. Our cozy office feels warm and inviting, providing an environment where clients feel safe and comfortable to open up — a crucial component of the therapy journey. At Awaken Counseling, our specialty is Stress, Anxiety, and Depression in college students. We understand how the slow drip of daily stressors in college can contribute to poor mental health, and we want to help students regain control.

We are a small group practice devoted to helping individuals and families who have been impacted by addictions, substance use, mental health, and trauma. Our goal is to help you create a life worth living. We provide individual, family, and group counseling; treatment placement and assessments; interventions; care management; therapy intensives; and professional supervision and consultation.

Love positive counseling is a group practice with several clinicians. The clinician on site includes three fully licensed lpcs and associates. The practice owner is Anna Baxter,Lpc,Cpcs Anna identify as they/them and centers the entire practice on warm compassionate care for everyone, particularly those who identify as LGBTQIA, those with chronic conditions, and those who are on the spectrum. At the Practice, some of the associates have openings including Tina Cason. Tina is under supervision from Dr David Lane,lpc, lmft, cpcs . Tina uses a blended approach that best suites each client . Tina's fee for all counseling including couples is $125 per hour. The practice does not accept insurance. Tina does have some sliding scale available for financial need. Tina is usually in the office on Mondays, Friday and some Saturday from 11 until 8 pm, and is Available telehealth other days. Tina has expertise with disabilities, chronic conditions, life change, depression and anxiety, those on the spectrum, care taker of family members with chronic conditions and disability as well.