Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI

I enjoy working with clients who are seeking support through life’s challenges, particularly women navigating transitions such as pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, and perinatal loss. I also work with individuals facing depression, anxiety, grief, addiction, and relationship difficulties. Clients who benefit most from my approach are open to exploring their experiences, learning new coping strategies, and fostering personal growth. I provide a compassionate, client-centered space, integrating evidence-based techniques to support healing and resilience. Beyond perinatal mental health, I have extensive experience in helping clients understand and manage mental health conditions while also educating their loved ones to foster supportive relationships. My practice also focuses on effective communication, relationship dynamics, grief and loss, and addiction recovery. My goal is to create a supportive, empowering environment where clients can build resilience, gain insight, and develop practical skills. If you're seeking a compassionate, knowledgeable therapist to support you through life's challenges, I invite you to reach out and begin your journey toward healing and growth. I am a part of a group practice that is 100% women owned and operated called The Flourishing Collective. We value relationships and have a commitment to our own therapy and healing work. We believe this makes us better therapists. We value therapy and consultation. We do not ask our clients to do anything that we are not willing to do ourselves. You can learn more about our practice on our website: theflourishingco.org

For more information see my psychology today (cut and paste into browser): https://www.psychologytoday.com/profile/1143932 Are you feeling overwhelmed by sadness, anger, anxiety, have racing thoughts, or trouble sleeping? Life’s challenges—like trauma, loss, or stress—can leave you feeling stuck, disconnected, and unsure of how to move forward. Therapy provides a safe, supportive space to heal, gain clarity, and rebuild your resilience. Together, we’ll explore your unique experiences and create a personalized path to renewed strength, balance, and perspective. Take the first step toward healing today—you don’t have to face this journey alone. With 15 years of experience as a therapist and additional training as a yoga teacher, I bring a holistic approach to my practice. I combine traditional talk therapy with somatic (body-based) techniques to address your concerns as a whole person. Each session is tailored to your individual needs, goals, and circumstances. I’m here to support you. You can schedule your first appointment by phone, text, or email. If you have any questions or need guidance before getting started, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I look forward to connecting with you.

I believe in a collaborative approach to therapy and value my client's life experiences and the knowledge that they bring into the therapeutic relationship. I tend to work interpersonally and view the therapeutic relationship as a tool for gaining insight into personal struggles, as well as a venue to practice new behaviors and boundaries. I enjoy working with clients from diverse backgrounds and life experiences and while I am trained as a generalist, I have particular interests in working with depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, body image, gender identity and socialization. My experiences in a variety of settings including college counseling centers, Veteran's Affairs, inpatient addiction rehabilitation center, consultation center, domestic violence advocacy organization, and adolescent homeless shelter are a particular strength of my clinical work and allow me to uniquely provide real-world application for my clients concerns.

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We can manage your prescription and medications. Our Care Philosophy: I believe the best care comes from building a strong partnership with my patients. I take time to listen closely to each person’s story, value their input, and work with them to create a treatment plan that fits their goals and lifestyle. My approach is collaborative, supportive, and focused on empowering patients to take an active role in their mental health. I explain treatment options clearly, answer questions in plain language, and encourage open communication so patients feel comfortable and informed every step of the way. I also believe in meeting patients where they are—whether that means adjusting care to match their pace or providing extra education and resources to help them feel confident. Above all, my goal is to provide compassionate, evidence-based care in a safe and respectful environment where patients feel heard, understood, and supported on their journey toward healing and wellness.

When therapy becomes a reality A situation arises in one’s life that alters our once innocent perspective of our surroundings. Answers are searched through the experience of others when ultimately the truth lies within our own experiences. These two phrases tend to resonate with individuals who experience trauma, anxiety, depression, overall dysregulation within their environment. Each person’s experience is unique as well as the journey to repairing the damage left behind. I believe therapy can be used to create a personable, yet the potentially uncomfortable path to reality and self-truth. Without exposing or facing the wounds, the trauma response can remain to stagnate or continue to spread internally and externally. In which developing the vicious cycle of chaos within, generationally, and/or onto others our surroundings. Therefore, strengthening self-acceptance in exploring our wounds can create wisdom for breaking the cycle(s). Professional Experience Seeking a therapist that fits you can be daunting. I feel in order to fully engage in the therapeutic process, it is important to know who your story is being shared with. I have experience with various populations and my style tends to be direct in nature. The individuals I have had the pleasure of meeting tend to struggle(d) in the following areas: Relationships (family, romantic, & interpersonal) Substance abuse (self or family/loved one) Life transitions (grief, growth, roles, separations, etc.) Intellectual-Developmental disabilities & Autism Caregiver fatigue “Never give up on someone with mental illness. When “I” is replaced with “WE”, Illness becomes Wellness”-Shannon L. Alder

I am looking forward to connecting with college-aged individuals who are beginning or continuing their therapy journey. I am pulled toward practicing therapy in this transitional phase of life because I know that young adulthood is filled with many questions about identity, friendship, self-esteem, relationships, classes, and careers. Awareness of individuality and childhood norms grows during his developmental phase, which can lead to experiencing many mental health symptoms. I believe in empowering each person to grow into the truest form of themselves and live life to the fullest. I utilize a trauma informed approach in my practice and tend to use modalities such as CBT, mindfulness, meditation, emotion-based therapy, EMDR, and IFS. I currently work at Allow Therapy Partners in the Rockford Office. I love to do in person appointments and I am also available for virtual sessions. Please reach out! I am happily accepting new clients at this time.

“When we are no longer able to change a situation…we are challenged to change ourselves” -Viktor Frankel I am a mental health therapist and substance use counselor who has dedicated herself to improving the lives of those faced with trauma, hardships and difficulties with overcoming issues of anxiety, stress and depression. Through the use of EMDR, clients will learn new resources and work to reprocess distressful experiences. I am licensed in both Michigan and Ohio. My goal is to build a strong therapeutic relationship in order to assist my clients with making changes to better their lives and facilitate personal growth and empowerment.

Living a “life worth living” can seem like a path only others get to travel, while our journey feels unfair, exceedingly difficult, or at times impossible. At times we discover that our struggles are the result of the choices we made, or the choices others have made that affect us. At other times, we unknowingly hold onto faulty beliefs about ourselves or others, living as if they are true or accurate. To cope, we develop strategies to make the journey seem more doable. They can indeed be helpful and carry us toward our goals, or be the very obstacle that prevents us from achieving our potential. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Certified Diplomate with the NASW in Clinical Social Work. I have worked with children, teens, young adults, and adults, as a practitioner of DBT,and CBT, supportive therapies, and multiple trauma modalities such as Prolonged Exposure, Traumatic Incident Reduction, TF-CBT, and Cognitive Processing Therapy. If you find that this description of “living” resonates for you, therapy may provide the hurdle help you need to claim or reclaim your agency. Goodness of fit is a crucial variable in therapy. There are many therapists in our community who may be that link for you. If after reading my profile, we may seem like a good fit, give me a call.

Life can feel overwhelming, especially when you are trying to balance school, work, relationships, family expectations, or figuring out what is next. You don't have to have everything figured out before starting therapy. I offer a supportive, nonjudgmental space where you can show up as you are and talk openly about what's on your mind. Together, we'll work on understanding what you are going through, managing stress, anxiety, and difficult emotions, and building practical skills to help you feel more confident and grounded. I work with adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, identity, and major life changes like college, starting a career, or simply learning how to navigate adulthood. Whether you are considering therapy for the first time or coming back after a break, my goal is to make the experience feel welcoming, collaborative, and helpful. I currently offer virtual therapy sessions for Michigan residents.

Welcome! I’m glad you found me. I really enjoy working with college students, and I take a warm, relational approach to therapy. I love to laugh with clients, hear their life stories, and help them process their thoughts and experiences without judgment. As a therapist, some of my specialty areas include anxiety, depression, grief work, self esteem, stress management, life transitions, and identity exploration. In my work, I help people better connect with their thoughts and bodies, discover and challenge unhelpful thinking patterns, and move towards greater understanding and acceptance. I am committed to creating a safe space for clients of all backgrounds, identities, and beliefs. If you’re curious about therapy, please reach out. I see clients both virtually and in-person, and I'd love to connect. I completed my master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Western Michigan University, and I have additional trainings in trauma-informed care and somatic interventions for anxiety.

Do you want someone who will listen, validate, or challenge you? Discuss emotions or events with someone who won’t judge, will respect you as you are? Amy will strive to take time to understand and accept that every person is unique in their needs, wants, and desires. She will take the time and offers a safe and comfortable environment to build the trust needed to form a solid partnership for your journey. As a therapist, Amy enjoys strengthening an individual’s wellbeing using various therapy strategies, including Person-Centered Therapy (self-discovery and growth), Solution-Focused Therapy (empowering and strengthening the here and now), Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) (thoughts vs. emotions and behaviors), Motivational Interviewing (MI) (internal motivation to make change), and Mindfulness techniques (awareness and acceptance of living in the moment).

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Dr. Galvin and her colleagues bring a wealth of experience to bear for all age groups—children, teens, and adults. Our practice is founded in a growth mindset, that one’s talents and abilities can be developed through effort, good guidance, and persistence. With a variety of backgrounds and skill sets, our team of psychologists, social workers, and speech pathologists can provide support for a number of mental health concerns for children, teens, and adults.

One of my favorite quotes is " Life ain't always beautiful, but it's a beautiful ride." I have often found that life can throw you a curveball when you least expect it, and it is often hard to navigate those challenges on your own. Have you ever found yourself feelings anxious, overwhelmed, or depressed about things going on in your life? What if you could have an unbiased, safe space to openly express those thoughts or feelings without needing to censor yourself or fear judgement. That is what I do, provide a safe space where you can feel empowered to openly express yourself and work towards achieving your goals. I have been a social worker for 26 years, helping individuals navigate on-going struggles in their lives such as anxiety, depression, life transitions, end of life, and grief. I utilize talk therapy and humor to assist my clients in working through their thoughts/fears and help them learn new approaches for coping with life's challenges.

Coping with current events, life's challenges, and mental health can be so difficult but you don't have to do it alone. Whether you're looking to work through LGBTQ+ issues, adjusting to the college experience, depression, anxiety, relationships, or other stressors relating to the current state of the world, I can offer compassion and a nonjudgmental ear, help you develop self understanding, navigate interpersonal and emotional challenges, and help to develop the skills and resilience to live authentically. You don’t have to cope alone. If you are looking for a therapist who's part of the community to support you, help you develop skills to improve your life and feelings, and help you reach your goals, please contact me via phone or email. I look forward to hearing from you and walking with you on your journey!

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Heartstone Guidance Center specializes in neurodiversity-affirming therapy services for neurodivergent people. We have over 25 autistic and otherwise neurodivergent therapists on staff. We specialize in Autism, OCD, ADHD, Trauma, Anxiety, and BIPOC and LGBTQIA Supportive Therapy Services. We do have Spanish speaking therapists. We also offer addiction services, EMDR, anger management, psychological testing and support for cultural and systemic oppression. We offer both online and in-person compassionate therapy services in a safe space. We are deeply committed to helping clients experience lives of balance, connection, and compassion.

Hi and welcome! I'm so glad you are here. I approach therapy like a conversation: collaborative, with warmth, humor and honesty. I use an integrative approach that is unique to you and your needs. Together, we’ll identify the strengths already within you, explore how you relate to yourself and others, and gently challenge what no longer works for you anymore. Prior to becoming a therapist, I spent a decade working in international and US-based nonprofits, living abroad for a number of those years and engaging with people and cultures from all over the world. I also have worked within higher education in residential life and student life roles. All of these experiences were their own sort of education, helping me learn how to navigate the changes, surprises, and complexities of life. It would be my honor to sit with you as you navigate your own story.

Many of the people I see feel overwhelmed by ADHD and want support from someone who truly understands how it affects daily life. Some also carry trauma or PTSD and are looking for a safe place to work through what they have been holding. They want practical tools, honest feedback, and a therapist who understands how their brain works.