Therapists for college students near Indianapolis, IN

Congratulations on taking this big step in your mental health journey - seeking therapy. Whether you are struggling with sadness, worry, work/school-related stress, substance use issues, relationship difficulties, or emotions resulting from traumatic experience(s), I offer a supportive ear and a nonjudgmental environment in which we can work together to identify and implement strategies to move you toward your goals. I strive to assist clients in fully exploring their emotions in an environment characterized by compassion, acceptance, and safety. I take a holistic view of each person and consider the physical, emotional, behavioral, and spiritual components of well-being. I feel strongly that connection with values facilitates growth and satisfaction. I am particularly interested in partnering with my clients as they seek to better understand and apply their values.

My areas of focus are trauma, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, and perinatal disorders. I am in the process of becoming certified in Perinatal Mental Health. I practice from Cognitive-Behavioral orientation and a strengths-based perspective but often incorporate other modalities to fit my client’s needs.

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I love to work with clients to reach their goals in their life and journey towards healing. Clients often come to me with goals to improve their mental health and learn skills to manage their symptoms. I love to partner with clients on this journey towards healing and growth. I work with all types of clients in different ages and stages of life. I work predominantly with clients diagnosed with anxiety, ADHD, depression, PTSD, and BPD. I love helping clients learn about their mental health and have a chance to safely process their lives. I would love to partner with you on your journey towards growth and healing.

An individual's need to live a happy and balanced life throughout the lifespan is always the goal. When something happens that is difficult to understand or resolve, a good therapist can assist you in navigating your way through the experience. I have approximately twenty years of experience doing just this. It is important to find the perfect fit for this journey and hopefully I can be that for you.

I am a clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience. I am accepting new clients who live and/or attend school in Indiana, Colorado or any other state covered by psypact (https://psypact.gov/page/psypactmap). If you’re a college student navigating stress, anxiety, academic pressures, or life transitions, you’re not alone. As a clinical psychologist working from a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) framework, I help young adults develop practical skills to manage their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors more effectively. CBT is an evidence-based approach that focuses on identifying and changing unhelpful thinking patterns and behaviors that may be holding you back. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, ADHD, relationship challenges, or self-doubt, therapy can provide you with tools to build resilience, confidence, and a greater sense of well-being. College can be an exciting but overwhelming time. Let’s work together to create strategies that empower you to thrive.

Compassionate Living Now is a mental health practice in Bloomington, Indiana, dedicated to deep therapeutic work, personal transformation, and kindness-in-action. We offer traditional talk therapy and tools for living a radically compassionate life. Our work is grounded in the principles of equity, inclusion, and acceptance, and a belief that as we work to heal individual trauma and oppression at all levels, a more global change is possible.

Suffering from an eating disorder is difficult, overwhelming and lonely, especially if facing your disorder on your own. If this rings true with you, just know that you are not alone. And now that you’ve found my site, you can take the first step toward recovery—working alongside someone who has lived through an eating disorder and survived it…and is now dedicated to helping others toward the road to recovery with Anorexia, Bulimia and other related eating disorders. ​ My core focus is getting you to a place of feeling relief and calm—away from the feelings of chaos, loneliness and fear—to a safe and comfortable space where you can begin your journey to recovery. We can work together to build a strong and trusting relationship, to establish your values, to overcome self-defeating patterns that have blocked you from having the life you want. I will help you find a therapeutic approach unique to your needs. ​ Whether it’s you or a loved one struggling with an eating disorder, I’m here to support you. So, take a moment to review the educational information on my site, and when ready, reach out. Help is here.

Hello! My name is Kate, and I've been a therapist for 15 years, and a virtual therapist for 3 years. I have a Masters in Social Work and am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee. I love working with people of all ages, and enjoy addressing a diverse array of issues that impair us from being our best selves. In addition to myself, I work with 4 co-therapists; 3 dogs and a cat! They occassionally make brief appearances during sessions to provide their insight. I generally approach therapy as an equal meeting of you, as the expert on yourself, and me, as someone who can give some qualified insight and ask good questions to guide you to your own answers. I tend to be warm and engaging, and I pull the most from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), although I also use certain tools from other modalities, as well. In our sessions, we will work together to target the areas in which you would like to grow, give you the tools you need in order to produce the desired growth, and tackle sticking points and struggles as you work on applying what we discuss in therapy. I generally will give "homework" between sessions to help you continue to think about and apply what we are working on in your daily life, but it's nothing intense, I promise! Most clients find the "homework" really helpful and even fun, sometimes.

Hi! Like many therapists, I'm a 30-something cis, white woman who likes earth tones and metaphors. I especially enjoy working with individuals with mood disorders, complex trauma, chronic illness, and psychosis, as well as those who identify as artists/creatives and recovering perfectionists. I draw from various modalities including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Health at Every Size (HAES), Narrative Therapy, and EMDR. However, my most impactful training has happened in conversation with clients themselves. I recognize how my identities contribute to a power differential with my clients, especially when working with marginalized populations. I work to interrupt this power differential whenever possible by being antiracist in my work and prioritizing humility and transparency. I believe that the relationship between client and therapist is key to any kind of growth and change, and therefore first honor creating an authentic relationship with the clients I work with.

Welcome to Courageous Spaces! Courageous Spaces is an online wellness community and clinical practice, supporting individuals with a personalized comprehensive plan to improving and maintaining optimal parenting wellness. We specialize in helping you navigate the challenges of life with care and support.

As an online ADHD Clinic serving Texas, Indiana, and Oklahoma we understand the unique situation of adults with ADHD and utilize advanced technologies to offer effective, convenient and time efficient medical services via telemedicine from the convenience from your home or office. Graduated from Notre Dame, University of Oklahoma Medical School, and trained at Mayo Clinic, Dr. Shadid has treated hundreds of children and adults over the last 29 years with the last ten years specifically with ADHD. Make an online appointment today at www.premieradhd.com.

Accepting new clients! Do you ever feel stuck? Does it feel hard to navigate the intricacies of daily life? If yes, you are not alone! I am a strengths-based therapist who tries to help clients work toward their individual goals. Sometimes these goals are managing anxiety, depression, or ADHD. I also help my clients navigate family or peer relationships. I am a licensed clinical social worker who has been working in the field for over ten years. I focus on how mental health issues impact life functioning and help to improve insight and outlook on issues. I graduated from Loyola University with a Master' in Social Work and received my bachelor's in Human Development/Family Studies from Indiana University. My clients range from adults dealing with difficult life circumstances to preschool aged children with behavioral and emotional concerns. Please contact me to schedule your appointment today. I look forward to helping you and your family in developing better communication and well-being.

Greetings! I am honored to work with individuals or families seeking positive change. I take a wholeness approach to wellness: mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual. The work we do inside the therapy hour is integrated between sessions with intentional changes that accelerates progress toward wellness goals. I find that working with college students is a time of deep reflection and forward growth in their life. This can also presents challenges such as conflicting thoughts and feelings, an increased need for external supports, or desire for a safe place to land while exploring what continues to work well and what no longer serves a healthy purpose. If this sounds like the thing you are looking for, please reach out for my most current availability!

Welcome! Groupworks is a unique psychology practice that offers Group, Individual, Family and Couples Therapy to Older Children, Adolescents, and Adults. Our doors are open to all people from many walks of life and backgrounds. We attempt to bring compassion to all who enter our space. Our psychologists, Dr. Tony Sheppard, Dr. Zack Thieneman, Dr. Jacquelyn Love, and Dr. Brian Belva serve the Louisville metro community and beyond by Bringing Psychology to Everyday Life!

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Essential Grace Services provides faith-based, integrated art therapy, counseling & other services to the community. Focusing on everyday or past issues including trauma, depression, anxiety, parenting, life-skills, and more. We meet client’s where they are and provide them with the tools needed for overcoming their life stressors. Demographics of focus are youth and young adult women ages 15 years and older. If you are ready to make an appointment, the best direction to start, would be to go to my website at www.egraceservices.org and select the 'getting started' tab where you will fill out a form and submit it. After we have made contact, we will schedule a 90 minute intake where we will fill out paperwork necessary in moving forward with out work together. We do not accept insurance. Your investment would be $135 for a 60 minute intake and $100 for a 50 minute individual session.

Hi, I’m Christina Cornejo, LCSW. I’ve been providing therapy for about eight years, and my passion lies in supporting young adults who are navigating the overwhelming transition into adulthood. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, or even unsure, my goal is to help you feel more grounded and confident in who you are becoming. I believe in meeting you where you are offering a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental space where you can be honest, feel heard, and grow at your own pace. Therapy isn’t about having it all figured out; it’s about having someone walk with you as you discover your path. My practice focuses on breaking intergenerational patterns, strengthening communication, and untangling the internal conflicts that arise when you’re stepping from teens to adulthood, or into a new life transition such as a school, relationship, and/or job. Let's work on discovering yourself. I understand the pressure that can come from school, family expectations, and trying to figure out who you are in a world that doesn’t always reflect your experience. My passion is helping you recognize and unlearn harmful patterns so you can start to redefine yourself on your own terms.

College students often find themselves at a crossroads between the home/culture they grew up in and the new life they want to live as an adult. If you are struggling to navigate this transition, or are beginning to process the traumas, griefs, or challenges you experienced in childhood, Charisse is equipped to walk with you through this journey. Charisse Salladé is an LMHCA in Indiana specializing in work with Third Culture Kids, Missionaries, and International Students.

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