Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI

I'm Shantel, owner of West Rose Therapy & Consultation, LLC. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and both a Master’s and Ph.D. in Social Work. I work with adults and young adults navigating depression, anxiety, healing from past or present trauma, or managing challenging life transitions. I’m licensed to provide mental health services in Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, and Michigan, offering all clinical services via telehealth to ensure clients can access care in a comfortable and convenient way. As a clinician, my expertise lies in trauma, and I am trained in a variety of evidence-informed modalities to help clients achieve their goals. I recognize that each client's lived experience is unique. So, I adapt my approach to best meet their specific needs. My primary aim is to offer a pathway to healing and growth for those who seek my assistance. To that end, I work with my clients to establish a restorative relationship, while providing a safe and supportive environment to aid and empower them to overcome life's challenges.

Life can be overwhelming at times, but growth is possible—even in the midst of struggle. I approach therapy as a partnership built on trust, empathy, and curiosity. My hope is to help you gain clarity, deepen self-understanding, and build the tools you need to live more fully and authentically. Most clients I see are looking to heal from trauma, family dynamics, or attachment wounds that continue to influence their current relationships and sense of self. If you feel uncertain, stuck, or pressured to “have it together,” I provide a compassionate, empowering space to explore your story, heal, and grow into your authentic self.

My name is Julie Ohana. I have been practicing for 20+ years. It brings me great joy to be able to help people live their best lives. The clients that I typically work with are clients that are ready to make life changes. Clients who recognize their areas of struggle; depression, anxiety, relationship challenges or adjusting to a new experience or situation. My clients are looking for someone to be understanding and supportive but also someone who is able to push you to try new tools and practice the skills we talk about in our sessions together. My clients are open minded and willing to think outside the box.

I believe we don’t have to be defined by our past, but much of our past may be constraining us from who we can and want to be. You only know what you know, and allowing yourself the space, time, and freedom to redefine what that means for you can help you live a life you are meant, deserve, and worth living. I would be honored to be invited into that space with you.

My therapeutic style is an integrative one that utilizes a variety of tools to help create understanding, comprehension, solutions and/or shifts to achieve relief and healing. My therapeutic approach, while empathetic and compassionate, is lovingly direct, helping to increase clarity and reduce confusion in what is often a confusing time in one’s life, when seeking out therapy. My passion is helping to create the shift from suffering to empowerment to allow you to move forward in the world, with tools learned through therapy, and thereafter, in the rest of your life. As a psychotherapist, I’ve worked with a wide variety of issues, including anxiety, depression, life adjustments, loss and grief, abandonment, trauma, inner child work, self-empowerment and relationship issues.

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.

*Get the help you need without having to leave the comfort of your home or computer! I help survivors of trauma, addiction and overwhelming stress achieve positive change by untangling confusing emotions, and helping in ways that work for YOU. I'm currently accepting new telehealth clients. Book a session online today.* You're a resilient person coping with unique challenges. It is my passion to help you reach your goals. Maybe others have noticed that you're just not "you." Perhaps drugs or alcohol help you get through the day. If you’re a survivor of trauma struggling with PTSD, anxiety, depression, or coping with addiction, I will walk alongside you as you bravely embark upon change. Every coping strategy has helped you survive up until this point, but not all work long-term, and change can be scary! I'm here to help. I’m a social worker and alcohol and drug counselor. I use specialized skills to help you conquer the life events that have left you feeling like someone you don’t know. I embrace and affirm all sexualities, gender identities and expressions, racial and ethnic identities, and body sizes. It would be an honor to join the courageous journey of being you.

When it comes to therapy, I engage each person, focusing on their uniqueness and the reason they are seeking therapy. I applaud everyone that has made the decision to be proactive regarding their mental health and to put forth the effort to address circumstances, either past or present, that have caused disruptions and undesired outcomes in their lives. I would like to support you in any way I can to produce positive outcomes in the most ethical, professional, and compassion filled way possible. I have 13 years of social service experience, working with the homeless population, for Child Protective Services, with employment services for homeless veterans, managing transitional housing facilities, and working inpatient psychiatric patient care in the state of Michigan in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb county. My career experience also includes military, as I have served active duty in the United States Marines and volunteered to deploy to Iraq (bordering Syria) in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

I work with young women and LGBTQ+ folks with anxiety, perfectionism, and people-pleasing tendencies. You set goals for yourself that aren’t reachable, and you feel like you’re failing, though from the outside it may look like you have it together. You know that the patterns in your life aren’t working, yet it’s hard to identify what to change and make those changes on your own. It’s a big step to even recognize that you might benefit from therapy. Therapy can help you make those changes so that you can relate differently to yourself, your loved ones, and the stress & loss in your life. Healing doesn’t happen in isolation. Together, we can untangle old narratives, identify the things that aren’t working in your life, and develop new coping methods that work for you. Therapy depends on us developing a safe relationship from which we can explore your feelings and concerns. In our therapy sessions, you can expect compassion as well as a focus on practical skills on how to relate differently to the stress and loss in your life. I prioritize developing a safe relationship between the two of us in therapy, from which we discuss your relationships with yourself and with others. My practice is antiracist, LGBTQIA+ inclusive, and HAES informed. I have immediate openings for teletherapy and in-person therapy. In addition to my regular hours (8am-5pm), I can offer evening appointments upon request. You can schedule a free 15-minute video consultation at my website, sierralarsontherapy.com.

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Hello! I love helping clients along their journey of mental health and finding their inner voice to lead happy, successful lives. I have experience working with young adults in the academic environment who are struggling with a variety of issues ranging from anxiety, depression, relationship issues, trauma, academic stress and many more. I am committed to creating a safe, non-judgmental space where individuals can explore their thought and emotions, gain insight, and develop skills to lead fulfilling lives. I can't wait to serve you!

No matter what challenge you are going through, I'm so glad you're seeking help. My goal as a therapist is to provide a safe space to process, problem-solve, and grow. Students navigate countless transitions, relationships, and other hurdles, and I am excited to come alongside you through those challenges. I prioritize creating positive relationships with my clients in which they feel heard and understood. I have a wide range of experience in intensive therapy programs, school counseling, and more. If you are looking for a Christian therapist who integrates faith into sessions, we could be a great fit. If you have any questions, feel free to send me an email. If you would like to set up a session, call the phone number to schedule with me through the intake team.

Innovative and experienced therapy group with offices in both Illinois and Michigan. Also taking appointments virtually. Specializing in young adult mental health treatment. Specializing in crisis counseling, first responders, women's mental health, substance treatment and overspending. Provide counseling for animal/pet loss and ESA assessments.

“The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.” -Lao Tzu My name is Taibriana Wilkins. I am an African-American BIPOC woman, using she/her/ella pronouns. My love of cultures, exploration and language encouraged me to travel and live abroad. Before studying to be a clinical social worker and therapist, I spent a few years in Buenos Aires, Argentina and Hyogo prefecture, Japan working as an English Foreign Language teacher. I was able to improve my language skills, eat delicious food, and explore. One of the major themes I gained from living abroad and living in Michigan is the ability to manage and adjust to transitions. Life is full of transitions, whether it be adjusting to an unfamiliar environment, readjusting to a familiar environment, a new position, changes in family dynamics and social life, it is important to practice skills related to connecting with yourself and others. I provide a non-judgmental space for YOU to play and explore life while in therapy. To reflect on the past and consider the future, it is valuable to be grounded in the present. When we play, we are in the present moment. I am warm, encouraging, direct and enjoy sharing a laugh. Attending and engaging in therapy can provoke a host of emotional responses. Developing a positive relationship between YOU the client and myself the therapist is important for exploration and when practicing vulnerability. In session, YOU may seek insight into everyday situations, examine patterns of behavior, and practice coping skills to navigate difficult moments. I specialize in serving teens/adolescents, college students, young adults, and clients of marginalized identities including Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), International students, immigrants, and LGBTQIAS2+ populations. I have practiced at a Lansing area community center and at Michigan State University. Topics of focus in session surround navigating anxiety, depression, self-esteem, time management skills, family dynamics, and identity formation.

Hi, I’m Jon — a therapist based out of Grand Rapids, Michigan. College can be a complicated transition; it’s often a time when we get to know ourselves more deeply. Sometimes this process uncovers issues that could use more attention such as anxiety, addiction, or depression. I’m here to be help in whatever way I can. I offer a 30 minute video consultation for free. You can meet me, ask questions, and we can decide whether it’s a good fit. I look forward to meeting you! Feel free to reach out with questions.

It’s easy to get turned around when navigating the road to happiness; I’ve been lost myself! You can never be sure what this path has in store for you. One minute sweet sunshine is all around us, and the next thing we know, gray skies roll in, flooding our picnics. Tired traveler, I have a few questions for you during these tough times. Are you searching for empowerment? Trying to seek out a nonjudgmental and compassionate ear? Looking to untangle the thoughts trapped inside your mind? If you answered yes to any these questions, I can help you out. Hi, I'm Katelynd (Katie), a virtual therapist in Michigan. I specialize in treating adults and adolescents who have experienced LGBTQIA+ issues, anxiety, PTSD, & depression. You deserve someone on your side, rain or shine, and I’m more than delighted if you'd like me to be that person. Visit my website at to schedule an appointment today.

I work with all individuals age 18 and older if any gender. My practice focuses mainly on anxiety and depression, but I have a lot of experience in addiction. I’ve also worked with chronic pain, some trauma and have access for referral to trauma specialists. I am wanting to help in crisis situations and I personally am available for short term pro bono.

Are you trying to reach your goals, but feel like you're running in circles? We can help with improving your happiness, addressing a problem-area in your life, or whatever else you want to focus on. One-size-fits-all counseling doesn't work, so each client's action plans are based on what works best for them. We believe in a mind-body-spirit approach where we need to have Harmony between all three to feel truly fulfilled. Warmth and insight are the foundation of our sessions, especially as we understand we all need someone to be ourselves with. Life can be challenging at times, but we don't have to go through it alone. Please don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions or for more information!

It is a privilege to hear a person’s life story and help them heal, grow, and navigate through challenges. I often utilize the relationship between mind and body to aid in becoming the healthiest version of oneself, mentally, emotionally, and physically. I have worked in Community Mental Health settings for the last 13 years doing crisis work, assessments, and therapy. I am currently the therapist for the Mental Health Court in Clinton County and working at Therapy Today part-time. In the past, I worked in various outpatient and residential settings with adolescents, adults, and couples. I did conflict resolution with Friend of the Court participants in West Michigan.

Dr. Dawn Del Rio is a fully licensed psychotherapist practicing in the state of Michigan. After receiving undergraduate and graduate degrees in psychology and clinical social work from MSU, she attended the ULM and received her Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy. Post her doctorate, she obtained her Sex Therapy and Sexual Health Educator and Sports Performance certificates from the University of Michigan. Dr. Del Rio's educational path has provided a unique recipe of both micro and macro perspectives and has informed her clinical interpretations. Her psychology degree provided an emphasis on personality and human development, social work solidified her advocacy and social justice stance, marriage and family therapy strengthened her understanding of the systems and patterns within couple and family units, and her sex therapy and sexual health educator program expanded her understanding of orientation, intimacy, and human sexuality. Dr. Del Rio has worked in the mental health field for 30 years, across a variety of settings, including inpatient care, community mental health, assessment and crisis intervention, outpatient clinics, and private practice. She specializes in the treatment of anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), personality disorders, trauma, and relationships. She is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Sex Therapy and Sexual Health, and Crisis Incident Stress Management. Dr. Del Rio has a broad range of clinical experiences working primarily with adults in the following areas: anxiety disorders, personality disorders, PTSD, OCD, anger and stress management, relationships, divorce, sexual health, depression, bipolar disorder, adjustment disorders, and sports performance. She also serves in the role of clinical supervisor to help meet the educational needs of graduate students from MSU and the University of Michigan. Dr. Del Rio's approach to treatment involves a biopsychosocial and person-centered perspective. She works collaboratively with her clients, examining the person and their environment. Dawn will stay the course with her clients while simultaneously recognizing their need to be accountable, engaged, and present during the therapeutic process. She adopts a nonjudgmental stance while concurrently addressing life-interfering behaviors and the need for healthy change. She actively seeks to acknowledge her clients' strengths, explore solutions, identify constructive areas of control, and teach skills to improve her clients' functioning and quality of life.