Therapists for college students near 30303

Oconee Counseling exists to help individuals, couples and families thrive. We are a group of therapists who take a collaborative and holistic approach to outpatient mental health. Our integrative model addresses emotional, physical, mental, spiritual, social and environmental factors that all influence a person's well-being. We use a wide variety of interventions to help people restore optimum health and wellness and to live their lives with meaning and purpose.

Using a client-centered approach in an accepting and caring environment, I enjoy working with those who experience issues from trauma, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, women's issues, and life transitional issues, such as marriage, separation, and divorce. We can work together to develop your individual goals to reach your greatest potential of well-being. I utilize the most current evidence based treatments in my practice to promote healing of the body and mind. I would love to meet with you to see if I would be a good fit for your needs! I received EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) training in 2016 and have been an EMDR certified therapist since 2018 and have been trained to utilize ego states and cognitive interweaves, flash technique, and other evidence based strategies within EMDR. I also utilize a client-centered approach with various treatment modalities in addition to EMDR to include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Relaxation and Stress Management Techniques, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Memory Reconsolidation in Trauma Therapy. I would love to meet with you to see if I would be a good fit for your needs!

The Olive Space Psychiatry LLC is a private psychiatric practice that focuses on an individualized care model to treatment. It adopts a comprehensive approach to patient care that promotes recovery through personal empowerment. The Olive Space is headed by founder and owner Dr. Issa P. Bagayogo, MD PHD. Dr. Bagayogo is a psychiatrist and neuroscientist trained at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in NYC and Rutgers University in NJ. He specializes in the pharmacological management of psychiatric disorders such us Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Psychotic disorders, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), insomnia problems, fatigue and other general stress issues to name a few and uses the latest evidence and consensus-based approaches.

Congratulations on taking the first step in your healing journey! I'm a Georgia-based professional counselor doing virtual counseling for individuals and couples. My main foci are adults with childhood trauma, relational issues, and cultural concerns. Feel free to peruse my profile and website for more information about me, and call/email to have/schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation!

Hey, man. Your friends, family, or your partner aren't supposed to be your therapist. You need an outlet where you can be vulnerable, speak freely, and unburden yourself without any fear of backlash that could damage the relationship. You want a return on investment of the time, money, and energy that you put into therapy because that's what matters most. You need a therapist who gets you because you deserve to build a life worth living. This relationship needs to feel right, and you want a therapist who can join you through the truth, tell you like it is, and help you find the best tools for your toolbox. Usually, clients connect with me because of challenges connected to men's issues, grief & loss, emotion regulation, relationship issues, and life transitions through pregnancy and postpartum.

Greetings! I'm Viola & I'm deeply committed to helping people understand & accept their entire selves. As a neurodivergent clinician, I am familiar with the discomfort that comes from lacking a holistic understanding of one's self. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been captivated by the question: “Why do we, as humans, do what we do?” Ten years into my career, that fascination has only grown. I’ve spent years mapping the way our brain, conditioning, and hidden beliefs drive our behaviors and more importantly, how we can better understand them. But here’s the truth: talk therapy alone doesn’t always go deep enough. That’s why I integrated Shadow Work into my practice. When you explore the parts of yourself you’ve buried—the fears, shame, and old wounds, you stop running from them and start reclaiming your power. That’s where profound healing happens. I don’t believe in surface-level fixes. I believe in bold, lasting transformation. If you’re ready to stop avoiding the parts of yourself that scare you, and start living as your most authentic, unapologetic self, you’re exactly where you need to be. So I strive to create a space for you to safely sit with the confusion or discomfort of your past that led to behaviors not representative of your true self. You cannot live authentically when you deny parts of yourself that you believe to be less than or undesirable!

College life can be exciting, overwhelming, and everything in between. I understand the unique stressors that come with being a college student—academic pressure, life transitions, relationships, identity exploration, and balancing it all. As a former college student myself, I bring both personal understanding and professional experience into the work we do together. I have experience working with young adults ages 18–25 and strive to create a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where you can feel heard and understood. My approach is collaborative and compassionate, drawing from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma-informed care, and person-centered modalities. I believe therapy should meet you where you are and honor your individual experiences and strengths. I would love to support you as you navigate life’s challenges, build resilience, and begin healing the parts of you that need care and attention. You don’t have to do this alone.

Do you feel misunderstood and stuck in your head? Do you feel a desire for change but are lacking direction? Maybe you feel stuck in a relationship, a job, or a state of mind that has left you feeling unsatisfied, anxious, or depressed. As a clinician, I believe that my role is to create a completely non-judgmental space for you to process and grow. The more we can be vulnerable in expressing our true (and sometimes messy) selves, the closer we get to living fully, authentically, and with a sense of ease. I approach every session with an open mind, and a deep sense of compassion for your unique story. I am transparent, collaborative, and am a valuable resource for you on your path towards meaningful change, peace of mind, and personal empowerment. I work with clients ages 18+ who are experiencing ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, substance misuse, are having existential questions or are stuck in building their identity; who are in the middle of a stressful life transition, are having family issues, issues in work and/or school, difficulty with self-esteem or social skills, grief, or loss of a relationship.

I work with clients navigating major life changes, managing anxious thoughts, and overcoming self-doubt. Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a core approach, I help you explore how your thoughts influence your emotions and overall experience. Together, we’ll identify the patterns holding you back and develop strategies to challenge those thoughts.

College can be exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming. Many of the students I work with are trying to figure out their career path while also managing stress, anxiety, or feeling down. You might be questioning your major, worrying about the future, struggling with social anxiety, or feeling pressure to keep everything together while balancing school and life. I work best with college students who want a supportive place to talk through what they’re experiencing and learn practical ways to cope with stress, anxiety, and uncertainty about their next steps. Together, we focus on helping you feel more confident in your choices, manage difficult emotions, and build skills that make college—and life beyond it—feel more manageable.

Counselors, Therapists, and Psychiatry in Woodstock, GA—Counseling, Therapy, and Life Coaching Exercise is a crucial component to your physical health. But have you ever focused upon your mental health with the same drive as you do exercising to stay fit? Like physical health, your mental health takes acknowledgement and focus. And maintaining your mental health takes time and effort. “Healing isn’t about changing who you are; it’s about changing your relationship to who you are. A fundamental part of that is honoring how you feel.” – Suzanne Heyn It is important to monitor your moods and how you feel. If you notice that you haven’t been feeling like yourself, it is time to figure out why. At Thriveworks Woodstock, we know just how important mental health is, and we offer premium mental health care to support our clients. We want to help you get to the bottom of whatever it is that is challenging you. Could I Benefit from Working with a Counselor or Therapist? Anyone—yes, anyone—can benefit from counseling or life coaching. There are so many obstacles and challenges we face daily and learning how to tackle each one is key to a healthy, happy life. Deciding that you need a little guidance is not something anyone should be ashamed of. People seek counseling for many different reasons, and at Thriveworks Woodstock, we understand that no two people are the same. Our counselors help clients with a wide range of challenges including: -Depression, anxiety, or another mental illness -Relationship issues -Negative thinking patterns -Grief and loss -Divorce -Major life transitions -Anger management -Problematic habits or behaviors -Lack of self-esteem -Addiction -Substance abuse -Feelings of loneliness Any of the items on this list may or may not have struck home with you. Either way, a counselor or therapist can help you with practically any issue you are experiencing. They know that every person is unique, and they are equipped with the tools necessary to assist you in overcoming whatever you are facing. Here are a few examples of how a counselor or therapist at Thriveworks Woodstock can help you: Have you been feeling really down lately and aren’t quite sure why? Nothing seems to be going right at work, home, or in your social life. You feel like you have been stuck in a never-ending downward spiral. You see a counselor at Thriveworks Woodstock, and they tell you that you are battling depression. But not to worry because you are not alone, they are there to help you and lead you on the path to a happier lifestyle. 2 million adults in America are battling some sort of depressive disorder. Your counselor can help you learn to cope with the hard times and celebrate the good times. Marriage is a huge commitment between two people, and let’s face it, it isn’t always easy. A successful marriage takes time, communication, and trust; if the time isn’t spent trying to grow together your marriage could struggle. At Thriveworks Woodstock, our marriage counselors will help you and your significant other work on opening your lines of communication in order to ease future conflicts. Our clinicians will develop a clear plan for each couple they work with based on their unique needs. Everyone experiences stress at one point or another. Stress can be motivating when it deals with completing a task in a timely manner, but if someone experiences too much stress, it can be harmful to their mental health. Our clinicians at Thriveworks Woodstock can help discover the root of your stress and provide you with techniques to cope and handle stressful times. Schedule a Session at Thriveworks Woodstock Seeking counseling is an important decision, and we know that. We are ready to help you take steps towards a happier, healthier life. At Thriveworks Woodstock we strive to create a personalized treatment plan for every patient in whatever challenge they are facing. We accept many different insurance plans as well as offer flexible hours with weekend and evening availability. We want our clients to get the help they need as soon as possible. So, if you think you could benefit from working with a counselor, call to schedule an appointment today. New clients often have their first appointment within 24 hours.

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Viktor Frankl said "When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves." I find building healthy client/therapist relationships very satisfying. I enjoy working with clients who are open to growth. I am the mother of 3 young adult daughters. I am active in my profession by serving on the Board of Directors as President for 2018-19 as well as 3 prior terms as Western District Chair, for The Licensed Professional Counselors Association of GA (LPCA-GA). I am Certified as a Clinical Supervisor by LPCA-GA. I work with all sorts of populations, but I particularly feel that my strengths lie in working with young adults, adults, women, teens, pre-teens, parenting issues, anxiety, substance abuse, trauma and anyone going through a challenging life transition or existential crisis. I am Certified as a Clinical Trauma Professional through IATP. More details available on my website. I love being a Psychotherapist because I have the honor of hearing my clients stories. Each day I learn something new from clients and I hope that they are learning from me as well. Every day I am amazed at the strength and courage my clients have shown in their lives and I am honored at being invited into those stories and asked for guidance and clarity. Visit my web site at: www.csosolutions.net where you will find more detailed information and an online scheduler for making appointments.

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Two Brothas Counseling, located at the Utah Center for Connection in Orem, Utah, is a client-centered practice open to everyone but with a special focus on the LGBT and BIPOC communities. We offer in-person session in our Orem, Utah office as well as telehealth sessions for Utah, Georgia, and Nevada. We offer evidenced-based treatment for individuals, couples, families, and groups. With over 15 years of clinical experience ranging from University Counseling Center to Residential Treatment Center, Tekulve Jackson-Vann brings a unique balance of clinical training, life experience, and southern culture to the therapy room, recognizing each client's expertise of their life and life experiences and his role as expert on the process of change.

Hello my name is McCall Coker and welcome to Balance & Recovery Counseling! I believe you hold all the answers to your story. I am here to listen, support, and bring a non-judgmental and compassionate perspective to your experiences, as well as challenge you appropriately. And don't forget the laughter! Therapy can be heavy but I also believe that moments of genuine humor and real connection have a place in the healing process. I work best with clients who are seeking or curious about change even if they don't know where to start. I think therapy is a journey and just scheduling an appointment is a step of bravery. My specialties are working with individuals dealing with eating disorders/disordered eating as well as dealing with alcohol and other drug use/misuse. This is a place where you can be yourself and courageously take one step at a time to get to where you want to be. I would be honored to go on an adventure with you and hope to hear from you soon!

My practice specializes in providing clinical counseling and consulting services for diverse populations from a systemic lens. I provide individual and family counseling, evaluations for ADHD & autism, forensic family law evaluations, as well as clinical supervision for Mental Health Counseling and Marriage & Family Therapy interns seeking licensure in Florida. I focus my clinical work on helping adolescents and teens under stress and adults who have lived through difficult times as children. This means that many of my clients identify as Gen-Z, millennials, and high-achieving professionals who have experienced trauma in their families of origin and desire to seek and engage in healthier relationships with themselves and with others. In the last few years as my practice has become more specialized, a common denominator is that many of my clients are exploring their brain style and its accompanying traits. Consequently, my ideal client is someone exploring how their ADHD, giftedness, and/or autism are impacting their school & work performance, their mental & physical health, and their relationships. Neurodiversity affirming therapy is a client-centered approach that recognizes the diversity of human experience and promotes acceptance, inclusion, and empowerment for individuals with neurological differences. As a result, my therapeutic approach is strengths-based, supportive, goal-oriented, and trauma-informed. As a systemic therapist, that means addressing diversity, gender, power, and other sociocultural dimensions is an inherent part of the work we will do together. My own lived experience combined with over a decade of working with neurodivergent individuals and their families allows me to bring unique perspective and empathy to the therapeutic space. You might like my style if you are craving- or even open to – exploration of your inner child, befriending your body, gaining emotional intelligence, and navigating healthier relationships.

I work with individuals struggling with problems relating to substance abuse and trauma. Anxiety and depression are also areas I specialize in. I have worked in the field of substance abuse for 20 years. I am certified as an addiction counselor and a trauma therapist. I have been trained in EMDR to use with a variety of issues including PTSD and anxiety.

I tailor treatment to each individual and offer a safe environment where I listen without judgment. I enjoy working with eating disorders and offer a warm and supportive way of understanding recovery. Therapy is a process, and I am here to help in identifying triggers, managing the symptoms and overcoming difficulties. I am working with children, adolescents and young adults facing a range of challenges including eating disorders, anxiety, depression, family conflict and trauma. I follow an integrated therapeutic approach, combining: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Interpersonal Therapy (IPT), Narrative Therapy, DBT. I am offering culturally sensitive and trauma-informed care. My background consists of providing individual and family therapy which has included providing treatment to children, adolescents, college students, and adults with a variety of presenting concerns. I work under the clinical direction and supervision of Amy Smith-Barnes, Psy.D. I encourage you to contact me with any questions and look forward to connecting with you.