Therapists for college students near Indianapolis, IN
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As a therapist dedicated to supporting young adults, I understand the unique pressures and challenges you face. Whether you’re dealing with stress, anxiety, or just need a safe space to talk, I’m here to provide compassionate, confidential support tailored to your needs. My goal is to help you navigate your journey with confidence and resilience. Feel free to explore how we can work together to support your mental well-being. I strongly believe in the healing power of providing an open and authentic environment to help my clients process freely. Our work together will take a strengths-based and client-centered approach that aims to honor my clients’ autonomy and personal growth. If you are interested in services please fill out our therapy referral form linked below. [Please select the Hamilton Office and include "Megan Fishback" in the therapist request box. I also offer virtual therapy for clients further away from our office.] www.collaborative-change.com/therapy-referral-form
Rooted in compassion and nurtured by nature, Compassionate Roots is the only nature-based counseling practice in Noblesville, IN featuring an onsite garden offering in-person, virtual, and hybrid model therapy options for clients seeking a unique therapeutic experience. Professionally trained and judgment-free, our team has a range of experience in unique therapeutic techniques, including gardening, art, music, and crafts. To further promote an individualized experience, our clinicians offer in-person nature-based therapy, virtual sessions from the comfort of your home, and a hybrid model of both, designed to support your unique needs.
The Compassionate Roots Core Five No matter how you choose to connect with a member from our professional staff, a safe and comfortable experience is of utmost importance. Below are the five values we live by and stand behind here at Compassionate Roots, first and foremost. 01 / Compassion First and foremost, our business operates with compassion in all that we do — hence why it’s in our name. To us, compassion means having respect and understanding for others’ individual needs, behaviors, and circumstances. 02 / Authenticity Here at Compassionate Roots, we encourage you to live your truth. Our team is very intentional about holding a safe space for you to be authentically YOU in our time with us and beyond, so you can live true to who you are and meant to be. 03 / Inclusivity We believe in accepting every soul as they are. To us, inclusivity means welcoming clients of all backgrounds, preferences, and lifestyles judgment-free. 04 / Worthiness At its core, Compassionate Roots was created to serve and guide you through your unique journey to the place you desire to be. We want you to see, experience, and live out the empowered, worthy human that you are. 05 / Serenity We believe in the power of nature and a peaceful, calming environment to ground your therapeutic experience. Our indoor / outdoor space is intentionally designed to infuse a little tranquility in your day and ease your mind from the pace of daily life.
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Are you seeking relief and freedom from past hurts, painful relationships, or patterns like perfectionism, anxiety, or disordered eating? Maybe life feels like a constant struggle, and no matter how hard you try, you keep ending up in the same stuck place. It doesn’t have to stay that way. I specialize in helping clients experience deep, lasting healing using evidence-based approaches like EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and IFS (Internal Family Systems). These gold-standard treatments support healing from trauma, emotional wounds, and entrenched behaviors by addressing the root of the pain—not just the symptoms. For those who desire it, I also offer faith-based counseling that integrates spiritual support with clinical care, helping you move toward greater freedom, clarity, and wholeness.
CURRENTLY OFFERING TELEHEALTH SERVICES & IN OFFICE I believe that counseling is best in a relaxed & supportive environment that encourages you to pursue personal growth & goals. I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with over 15 years of experience in the counseling field. I have worked with individuals, couples, families, & groups dealing with a variety of issues. I am a married mother of 2 & have a passion for working with individuals, couples, and children, I, also, have experience working very well with: anxiety, depression, child/adolescent issues, grief & loss, phase of life issues, anger, abuse/trauma, communication, relationship conflict, parenting issues, domestic violence, & trained in Collaborative Divorce. I have experience in private practice, but I have also worked in a hospital crisis unit and in emergency departments assessing those dealing with a variety of issues for immediate care. My wide range of professional experiences help me bring a rich perspective and skill set to the counseling process. My practice offers the ability to accept commercial insurances. We also offer a discounted sliding fee scale for those that need to/choose to pay out of pocket. We offer daytime, evening, and weekend hours for appointments and are able to schedule a new client's first session expediently.
Struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, or toxic relationships? I have helped over hundreds of people overcome their difficulties and get back to feeling better. Feel free to schedule a quick 15 min call to see if we'd work well together. Thanks!
Ellie Mental Health is a new mental health practice opening in Fishers, IN on 8/1/22. We are busting down the doors to make mental health care accessible in a quick, easy fashion. We are out of the box thinkers and are all passionate about caring for individuals and coming along side them whatever struggle they may be experiencing. Our country has never been more disenfranchised and we all have suffered from the negative impact of isolation and trauma as a result of the pandemic. We live in a new world and at Ellie, we are here to break down stigmas surrounding mental health issues and make treatment the norm. Please call our client line at 317-827-7870 for an appointment with one of our highly skilled, open minded and dedicated therapists today.
Life may seem overwhelming, as if you are alone and no one understands you. Maybe you have an issue with someone, but the thought of conflict makes you shut down and avoid the situation. Perhaps you are anxious or consumed with worry or afraid of disappointing others. I have worked with many patients who struggle to stay connected in relationships or effectively communicate with others. You could struggle with anger issues and use anger to defend and protect yourself from being hurt. I have specialized training in Trauma-focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Psychotherapy techniques to help, especially if you have a history of complex trauma. We first focus on building the therapy alliance, which I will describe in detail with you. You do the work, while I collaborate with you in your journey.
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Mental health is vital to our overall well-being. Sometimes having someone to talk to can make all the difference in our ability to cope. It's important to find a therapist that you feel comfortable with and who will help you feel safe in a nonjudgmental environment. Have you ever had difficulty processing a traumatic experience? Sometimes talk therapy alone is not enough, but brainspotting is an effective treatment that can help. Brainspotting uses your eyes to locate the part of your brain where a traumatic experience is stored and reprocess it. I am a Level Two Brainspotting trained therapist. In today's world, it can be difficult to create time to stop and figure out why we are becoming stuck. I will encourage you to pause and use your own inner resources to find a path forward.
Dr. Ward is a licensed clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents, and adults. She completed her APA-approved internship in July 2014 at the Youth Opportunity Center in Muncie, Indiana. Dr. Ward graduated from the University of Indianapolis in August 2014 with her Doctoral degree in clinical psychology. Dr. Ward has worked in community mental health, residential, and private practice facilities. Dr. Ward conducts comprehensive psychological assessments and has worked with school systems, Juvenile Probation, and the Department of Child Services in order to coordinate care and treatment for children, adolescents and their families. Dr. Ward utilizes evidence-based treatment approaches including cognitive-behavioral theory (CBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral (TF-CBT) and Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy (RO-DBT). Dr. Ward has completed intensive training with Thomas Lynch, PhD, the developer of RO-DBT. RO-DBT targets over-controlled behavior. Excessive self-control is associated with social isolation and difficulties with interpersonal relationships and contributes to persistent anxiety (i.e., social anxiety and obsessive-compulsive behaviors), persistent depression, avoidant personality, anorexia, and high functioning autism. The goal of treatment is to improve social signaling by increasing receptiveness openness to new experiences, increasing flexibility and adaptiveness to new environments, and building close and intimate relationships. Currently, Dr. Ward provides individual RO-DBT therapy for adolescents and adults, and co-leads adolescent and adult skills classes
Need help managing life, school, family or relationship stressors? Are you experiencing problems with anxiety, depression, trauma or adjustment issues? Therapy services strive to be client-centered, respectful and culturally competent to meet your unique needs and perspective. All session are VIRTUAL. Certifications: Minority and Women's Business Enterprise Certification (MWBE), IN Department of Administration, 2017 Employee Assistance Specialist, Employee Assistance Professionals Association – Clinical, 2017 Executive Program for Scientists and Engineers, University of California, San Diego, CA, 1996 Areas of Experience and Interest: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Anxiety Disorders, Trauma, and Military Sexual Trauma (MST) Depression Disorders, LGBTQ+, Coping with Chronic Medical Conditions, Stress Management and Relaxation Skills, Grief and Bereavement, Coping with Discrimination, Bias and Racism, Career Transition and Empowerment Clients are seen Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 5pm on weekdays. Self-pay, Anthem BC/BS, UHC and Aetna insurance are accepted for payment.
The therapists at IPCI have a passion for working with clients to help them both cope better in the present as well as to explore, and work through, the underlying factors that fuel and perpetuate recurring problems like anxiety, depression, and relationship troubles. Many of our therapists have additional training in trauma work, including EMDR. Dr. Hanzlik is one of the few AASECT-Certified Sex Therapists in Indiana, and has trained other IPCI therapists to provide effective treatment and a specialization in helping patients work through sexual concerns. We also provide psychological evaluation to clarify diagnoses and provide recommendations for accommodations in academic settings.
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Hi and welcome! You've taken a brave first step in reaching out for support. College students are my favorite people to work with. This journey is such a pivotal milestone in your development. Sure, it can be exciting, fun and full of amazing memories. Yet, navigating change and more responsibilities can be stressful. You don't have to do it alone. I have a warm, non-judgmental approach that allows me to listen and join you as you continue to learn and grow. You will come away with specific tools to help you cope.
Hello, I am a licensed counselor that provides telehelath services throughout Indiana. I work with many college students at various universities from interpersonal skills and roommate issues to psychosis, anxiety, and trauma. Let's figure out ways to set some goals to improve your overall well-being this year.