Therapists for college students near Atlanta, GA

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) practicing in Atlanta, Georgia. I offer telehealth services to clients across the state, embracing our new virtual-first environment. My practice is grounded in a holistic, integrative approach to helping adults overcome challenges, build resilience, and thrive in their personal and professional lives. My practice is best suited for individuals who are prepared for change and are ready to do the work to achieve their goals.

Compassionate, experienced Atlanta therapists to help you end struggles with anxiety, depression, relationships, or identity and achieve a better life.

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Chad Husted has been a Licensed Counselor in Georgia since 2006. He has served professionals, adolescents and families throughout his career. Chad incorporates several different treatment modalities in his practice but primarily operates from an ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) approach. He believes that a person centered, intrinsically focused approach best serves individuals seeking help with change. Chad employs techniques that are action oriented and aligned with client identified values.

Hi, I’m Ebonny Mills, a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Master Addiction Counselor in Georgia. I help college students and young adults manage stress, anxiety, and life transitions. I know college is a time of significant changes—some exciting, some overwhelming. Whether you're stressed, lost, anxious, or stuck, I’m here to help you find clarity and confidence. I believe your thoughts shape your experiences; sometimes, those thoughts can hold you back. My approach is nonjudgmental, supportive, and educational—helping you challenge unhelpful thought patterns, build self-confidence, and develop fundamental strategies to handle life’s challenges. With a background in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, and Mindfulness techniques, I help students overcome stress, overthinking, and self-doubt and move forward confidently. Who I Work With I specialize in working with: ✔ College students & graduate students ✔ Young adults navigating life transitions ✔ First-generation college students ✔ Students struggling with academic pressure & burnout ✔ Individuals facing anxiety, stress, depression, or self-doubt Common Issues I Help With Anxiety, stress, & overthinking Academic burnout & imposter syndrome Relationships, friendships & identity challenges Low self-esteem & confidence struggles Feeling stuck, unmotivated, or unsure about the future What Therapy with Me Looks Like Therapy isn’t about “fixing” you—it’s about helping you understand yourself, feel heard, and build skills to handle stress, relationships, and life transitions more confidently. We’ll start where you are and work at your pace. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed by classes, dealing with relationship issues, or questioning what’s next, I provide a safe, supportive space to figure it out together. Next Steps—Let’s Talk! You don’t have to do this alone. If you’re looking for a therapist in Georgia who understands college life, I’d love to connect. 📍 Offering virtual sessions for students across Georgia 📞 [Book a free consultation today!]

WholeHeart Psychotherapy has Comprehensive Psychotherapy Services for Healing Your Relationship With Body, Sex, and Food. We have overall experts in the field of mental health, especially eating disorders, DBT, and sex therapy. We are a holistic practice dedicated to the delivery of excellent mental health services for individual, couples, and families. Our experienced and passionate professionals help our clients find joy, balance, and well-being in life and relationships. We offer groups for eating disorders, DBT, therapists, and supervision. Call to schedule an intake at 404-964-6629.

Javery Integrative Wellness Services is a private mental health practice dedicated to supporting high-achieving Black women and other professionals who are struggling with stress, burnout, perfectionism, and prioritizing self-care. Our approach is integrative, blending evidence-based therapy with somatic healing, mindfulness, and self-intimacy practices to help clients reconnect with themselves and cultivate a more fulfilling life. We provide therapy for individuals and couples, specializing in areas such as anxiety, relationship concerns, women's sexual wellness, and life transitions. Our clinicians offer a warm, supportive, and non-judgmental space where clients can feel seen and empowered to create meaningful change.

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Are you an undergraduate or graduate student struggling with anxiety, self-doubt, or non-stop overthinking? You might feel overwhelmed by academic pressure, social or relationship stress, internship/job searching, or family issues. Therapy can give you a space to make sense of it all and actually start feeling relief. My style is warm, thoughtful, and direct. Together, we’ll explore how your experiences shape your thought patterns while building practical strategies to manage difficult thoughts and emotions so you can navigate life with more clarity, confidence, and ease. Visit my website or contact me via email to for a free 15 minute phone consultation or to schedule an appointment.

I work with people struggling with binge eating, emotional eating, body image, weight, other eating related concerns. I have a specific specialization in eating and eating disorders with a binge or over eating component. I also work with many students with anxiety, stress, depression, and insomnia. I am a warm, empathetic, and flexible psychologist. I use research supported approaches while personalizing therapy to best fit the unique needs of my clients. I also focus on building a strong and trusting relationship with everyone I work with. I have experience working with clients at Northwestern Universities counseling center and Florida Atlantic University counseling center. I frequently work with college and graduate students. I know it might feel hard to pick a therapist. Finding someone you feel comfortable with and can trust is important. You are welcome to reach out with any questions that you have or visit my website to learn more.

As a psychotherapist, I create a safe space whereby building a relationship, unraveling issues, demystifying oneself, voicing hopes and dreams, and developing wisdom and insight, one can emerge from (and exist in) the forest that is life with a deeper understanding of how to navigate one's mind and the world around us. It is my philosophy that great psychotherapy not only addresses the issues on the table, but also guides one towards greater overall life fulfillment. I have extensive experience is CBT, ACT, psychodynamic and mindfulness approaches working with a variety of populations, mental barriers and social challenges. By developing together the skills of psychological flexibility, I aim to equip you with the skills to successfully endure future hardships on your own in an imperfect world where negative experiences and events are outside of our control. In turn, allowing you to live a life that is gratifying, authentic, rich, purposeful and well-adapted. Aside from my academic training, my psychotherapy approach is also informed by my own queer identity, my multicultural immigrant background, existential worldview, social justice, and the realities of people of working class and low socio-economic experiences. También hablo Español. Please visit francopsychotherapy.com for more information.

Anxiety, depression, parenting, and work life balance are a few of many things that we are faced with each day, in addition to people asking us to perform despite being weighed down by those challenges. Who we are and who we want to be may not always align with who we are expected to be. Through our work together, we will explore boundaries, educational tools, and coping skills to rise to resilience and show up each day as our best self despite life’s hardships. Awareness is the foundation for change, and we will work together to enhance our personal awareness to build a more functional and peace filled existence.

Starting therapy can be super difficult. On top of that, navigating college life can be lonely, overwhelming, and sometimes scary. My goal is to create a warm and comfortable environment for you to begin your counseling journey and for you to start working towards change, however you define that in your life.

Hi, I'm glad you are reaching out for help and to begin the process of self-discovery. Due to COVID, I'm currently providing only telehealth sessions. We can all encounter barriers — often these are out of our awareness — that prevent us from thriving in our careers and in relationships. I believe the therapeutic relationship offers a unique opportunity in the here-and-now to increase our self-awareness and understand the influence of the past on our present behavior. I work collaboratively, empathically and creatively to help you get “unstuck” and to foster meaningful, lasting change in your inner world and in your relationships with others. Over the years, I have worked with people who are experiencing challenges related to college, work, intimate relationships, identity (cultural, racial, sexual, gender, class – and intersections of these), trauma, grief, adjustments or transitions, anxiety and depression. I have worked for many years with graduate and undergraduate students.

As a licensed clinical psychologist, Gershom Lazarus draws from a background in physiology, neuropsychology, and clinical psychology to provide an integrated approach to assessment and treatment. He currently practices as a partner of IPD, an institute established over 40 years with offices in Georgia and Florida. Dr. Lazarus initially came to the United States as an international student and can relate to some of the seemingly unrelenting challenges facing students currently. The primary approach to providing care is rooted in developing an understanding of contributing factors at the physiological, neurological/neuropsychological, and psychological levels within the context of an individual’s behavioral and societal functioning. Each session aims to focus on understanding and psycho-education regarding the presenting issues, exercises for between sessions designed to practice strategies developed in-session, and ultimately “real-world” applications targeting areas of concern. While the initial focus tends to be managing the main areas of concern, the importance of growth and meaning are gradually introduced.

We believe that treating the whole person is the most effective way to produce lasting change. Therefore, we provide a comprehensive selection of professional services including: Psychiatry Services, Psychology Services, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. Conditions we commonly treat include but are not limited to: ADD, ADHD, Stress, Anger, Depression, Self-Esteem and Depression.

I am excited and passionate about collaboratively working with individuals to help them live a fulfilled, happy life! I have a genuine, empathetic approach to counseling, and strive to create a non-judgmental, safe, and supportive environment for every person who walks through the door. I believe that every individual has many strengths and can overcome any obstacle. I specialize in working with adolescents, and young adults. My areas of expertise include eating disorders, body image, anxiety, depression, life transitions, children of divorce, and self-harm . I serve on the Board of International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals, Atlanta Chapter, where I get extensive training in working with disordered eating, body image issues, and low self esteem.

As a South Asian woman and first-gen college graduate, I understand how overwhelming it can be to navigate school, relationships, and identity while carrying cultural expectations and trauma. I specialize in helping students explore boundaries, burnout, and healing in a space that honors your story and lived experience. My approach integrates evidence-based therapy with cultural humility, compassion, and curiosity. Whether you're dealing with family pressure, anxiety, identity questions, or recovering from toxic relationships, you don’t have to carry it alone. Therapy with me is collaborative, affirming, and designed to help you reclaim your voice and power. 👉🏽 For more reflections and resources: @reclaimwithmavish on Instagram

I am a psychotherapist, author and teacher with forty years of clinical experience dedicated to helping people learn how to change their lives. In addition to the practice of psychotherapy, I also serve as the consultant psychologist for Jewish Family and Career Services in Atlanta. I am the author of two books and have presented talks at over 100 professional meetings. My latest book is "Change Happens: When to Try Harder and when to Stop Trying So Hard".

I work primarily with clients who are struggling with issues of stress, anxiety, past childhood abuse/trauma, issues of racial identity/trauma, relationships, and women's issues (particularly single women). Additionally, I work with clients who have an interest in integrating their religious faith into their therapy.