Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI
I have over 10 years experience working with individuals, couples and groups of all age groups. My areas of specialization are trauma related disorders, personality disorders and psychosis. I am trained in multiple modalities and take a eclectic Multi-tool approach to individualize the treatment offered to the client.
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Are you feeling stuck and unsure how to move forward? Maybe you’re feeling overwhelmed, like you keep taking one step forward and two steps back? And talking with friends and family just doesn’t seem like enough anymore? Life can bring experiences that are hard to navigate but you do not have to do it alone. You deserve to feel supported, encouraged and prioritized. We can work on cognitive behavioral therapy, setting boundaries, identifying triggers, building confidence & much more! I strive to provide a welcoming and comfortable space where we can come together to determine what goals would best fit your needs. It takes courage to start your personal healing journey and we can start at your own pace. I place a high value on trust, compassion, and meaningful support. The space I offer is a judgment-free zone, a comfortable place for you to be yourself. I specialize in anxiety, depression, ADHD, infertility stress, life transitions, trauma and more. Together, we can work on identifying what is getting in the way of your happiness and new ways to prioritize your needs. It’s time to take back your life and lean into the the support and encouragement you deserve. Please do not hesitate to reach out, I would be happy to answer any questions you may have!
I am dedicated to helping my clients become the best version of themselves by using a strength-based approach. My approach can best be described as person-centered, using a non-authoritative style that allows you to take more of the lead in the discussions so that, in the process, you will discover your solutions
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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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Please visit my profile to learn more about my services.
Please visit my profile to learn more about my services.
My orientation is strength-based; I seek to create a working alliance of safety and trust. I am trained in a number of clinical methods, notably trauma-based treatment. I am non-judgmental, goal-oriented, child-centered, and I believe in the importance of making everyone I work with feel relaxed and comfortable. I work toward understanding the holistic nature of my clients, and help them understand the connection between their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. As a clinical Social Worker, I have worked with children, teens, and young adults with behavior problems since 1978. For the last 20 years, I have worked in Community Mental Health settings with children, teens, families, adults. I have experience working with dual diagnosis, trauma, and a variety of other mental health presentations.
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At my practice, I focus on creating a space where you can show up as your full self—without judgment or pressure. I work with teens, young adults, and adults navigating trauma, anxiety, identity, and life transitions. Using a holistic, integrative approach, I pull from CBT, psychodynamic therapy, mindfulness, and Somatic EMDR to support your unique path to healing. Whether you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply ready for change, I’m here to walk alongside you with care, intention, and compassion.
Brian is a Limited Licensed Counselor and Independent Contractor at Rising Sun Counseling. As a National Certified Counselor, Brian has worked with countless couples and individuals to help manage a variety of different challenges they may be facing, including anger management, anxiety, behavioral issues, codependency, depression, divorce, infertility, infidelity, men’s issues, relationships, and parenting. Brian works with ages 13 and up, both in-person and virtually. Brian holds an undergraduate degree in Public Relations and a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Eastern Michigan University. Brian Titus - Rising Sun Counseling Using an eclectic approach to counseling, Brian meets clients where they are, allowing for an opportunity to collaborate with clients to determine how best to approach their needs. This allows for guided conversation, with an empathetic, third-party in a completely safe, judgment-free, and collaborative environment. Brian’s goal is to provide an environment where you feel comfortable and supported. With a diverse background, Brian’s initial interest in counseling happened during his undergraduate work, where he was a mentor in the ART of Leadership foundation, a program that taught leadership skills to inner city youth in the Detroit area. Brian is ready to help and is currently accepting new clients. Individual out of pocket clients - $120 Couples out of pocket clients - $160
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.
Hey there, I'm Claire! I am a Limited Licensed Marriage & Family therapist, and member of Michigan’s chapter of Postpartum Support International. My clinical work has been with couples and individuals navigating non-monogamy, LGBTQIA2S+ identities, ADHD, Autism, anxiety, disordered eating, people-pleasing, and grief. I especially enjoy working with teens/youth to create accepting spaces where we don’t need to mask. I offer in-person mental health therapy appointments, and telehealth when needed. Outside the office, I can be found talking to my friendly neighborhood highland cows and occasionally my plants. I strive to build safe spaces with my clients where their strengths are celebrated. My training is in systems theory, a trauma-informed therapeutic approach that respects how our relationships with the world impact our personal journeys. I embrace therapy as a collaborative, client-centered experience that creates new opportunities for growth. I am a Limited Licensed Marriage & Family therapist, and member of Michigan’s chapter of Postpartum Support International. My clinical work has been with couples and individuals navigating non-monogamy, LGBTQIA2S+ identities, ADHD, Autism, anxiety, disordered eating, people-pleasing, and grief. I especially enjoy working with teens/youth to create accepting spaces where we don’t need to mask. I offer in-person mental health therapy appointments, and telehealth when needed. Outside the office, I can be found talking to my friendly neighborhood highland cows and occasionally my plants.
My goal is to guide you through a reflective process to unlocking your true potential. Feelings of being overwhelmed, unsure about where life is headed for you are normal and with the right guidance and support, you can become the best you that you can be. With over 25 years of experience in this field with a broad spectrum of clients, I am here to help and listen. My experiences have allowed me to work with a vast variety of different populations including mothers with babies to couples, families and individuals. I believe that with the right therapist life changes can be changes for living.
Are you exploring life for the first time as a young adult, wondering “who am I?” Are you feeling stuck or frustrated with trying to make meaning of your past? If so, you’re in the right place. As a therapist, Courtney believes in creating a non-judgmental, supportive space where clients feel heard, understood, and valued. Her holistic approach tailor’s treatment plans to each client’s unique needs, guiding them towards healing, resilience, and a renewed sense of wholeness. Courtney recognizes the influence of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, and culture on our life journeys, and she validates the unique experience of clients from diverse backgrounds and identities. Courtney embraces an integrative approach to treatment, drawing on Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Internal Family System Theory (IFS), and Person-Centered approaches. She is dedicated to creating a safe and nurturing environment where clients can explore their inner child, heal from past hurts, and discover their identity while experiencing difficult life transitions. Courtney helps guide clients in understanding and addressing the impact of traumatic experiences on thoughts, emotions, and behaviors; fostering compassion and self-acceptance; and empowering them with coping skills and strategies. Courtney graduated with her Master’s degree in Social Work from Western Michigan University, and received a specialization in Trauma Across the Lifespan. Courtney also holds a Bachelor’s of Arts in Psychology. Courtney has experience working with adolescents and young adults who are experiencing challenges related to anxiety, depression, interpersonal relationship conflict, life transitions, grief and loss, trauma, and identity development. She is especially passionate about working with individuals ages 18-35 who are discovering who they are, and those interested in unpacking the impact of past hurt on their relationship with themselves and others.
For many folks, transitioning to college life feels difficult enough. But for those who are holding themselves together after trauma, struggling with chronic illness and mental health, or those who are first-generation students, the hurdles to being successful can feel insurmountable. As a therapist, I specialize in working with clients who identify as BIPOC, neurodiverse, or who are navigating chronic health conditions. My goal is to help clients recover from PTSD, set and maintain healthy boundaries, and navigate relationships in ways that set them free from people-pleasing. I have worked extensively with survivors of sexual assault and other forms of abuse. I work for Spring Forest Counseling, a group therapy practice located in Okemos, where I see clients in-person and virtually. I am trained in EMDR for PTSD, and also utilize IFS/parts work, mindfulness, and exposure therapy when relevant. My approach is direct, empowerment-based, and educational.
Are you going through a quarter-life crisis? Let's talk. You thought you’d have it all figured out by now, but instead, everything feels uncertain. I work with individuals navigating life's biggest challenges, such as moving, career stress, school stress, or break-ups, and help you through the feelings that come with them. Life gets TOUGH and can leave you feeling lost and confused. I provide a space to sort through your largest burdens. We will explore who you are without worry, anxiety, and overwhelming feelings while creating a plan to get unstuck and feel like yourself again.