Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI

Do you ever feel like you keep landing in the same relationship pattern, even with different people? Or maybe something feels off in a way you can't quite name yet. That's usually where we start. I work with individuals and couples, especially people who've felt unheard or misunderstood in past therapy, or in life generally, including those in helping professions, therapists, nurses, teachers, pastors, who are so used to holding everyone else that they've forgotten someone can hold them too. A lot of what we'll work on comes back to self-worth, the root of most of what people bring into my office, whether it shows up as relationship drama, burnout, or a quiet sense of "something's wrong with me." I use CBT and DBT, not in a worksheet-y way, more like practical tools for when things get hard. You don't need to have it all figured out here, just show up as you are. I'm bilingual (¡hablo español!) and licensed in Michigan and Virginia, seeing clients in person and virtually. If this sounds like you, I'd love to hear your story.

College is stressful and sometimes you just need someone to talk to who isn't your roommate or your parents. We do virtual therapy across Michigan, so you can hop on a session from your dorm, your car (not driving), wherever, no commute needed. We work with college students. We specialize in Anxiety, depression, family & relationship issues, feeling lost about what you're doing with your life, we've heard it all and none of it is too small to bring up. Sessions are online only. We take Michigan Medicaid, Medicare, BCBS, Blue Care Network, and Aetna, plus we offer a sliding scale if you're paying out of pocket as a student. Cash pay is $125 a session (reach out if you are looking into sliding scale!) Text or email us and we'll get you set up. Call (734) 215-5404 or email Jake@FullerFamilyCounseling.com

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The transition to college is huge and especially challenging after years of having life structured for you. Let’s work together to help you feel better and get back on track to bring out the best version of you. We will work on ways to cope with anxiety, clean up self-talk, and work on boundaries if need be. We can work on creating some structure with some flexibility that works for you. I can help you with regaining focus and getting back on track. I look forward to hearing from you!

I offer individual counseling to women ages 18+ via video Telehealth. My experience includes working in in-patient and residential psychiatric settings, and before entering private practice I worked in a college counseling center. I enjoy working with college students and young adults as they navigate independence, new life decisions, relationships and friendships. This time of life can be exciting but also overwhelming and confusing. It is a privilege to journey with you through these exciting and confusing moments of life. My hope is to build a space of trust, where together we can work toward your purpose and find solutions to help you move forward.

At Willow Birch Therapy, our mission is to foster healing and growth by recognizing that emotional struggles, like the branches of a tree, extend from the deeply rooted experiences and traumas hidden beneath the surface. We are dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment where individuals can explore and understand these roots, finding the strength and resilience they need to flourish.

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My goal for counseling is to provide an open and accepting environment for everyone. Therapy is not one-size-fits-all, and it's important to feel connected to whoever you work with. I hope that my practice provides that for you.

Joyce Williams is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Michigan. Joyce began her education in Criminal Justice at GVSU, where she earned her BS. It was discovered during her undergrad program, that Joyce demonstrated levels of empathy and concern for those who required support through advocacy and understanding. Joyce went on to earn a Master’s of Science in Social Work (MSSW) from the University of Tennessee in 2007 and her CAADC in 2012. Joyce has worked in the human service field for over 25 years in various positions. Over the course of time, she has developed a variety of diverse skills which includes working with persons with complex trauma, substance abuse, anxiety, depression, bipolar and a variety of other MH concerns. Joyce enjoys working with children and adults and has grown to enjoy working with families and couples over the years. Joyce believes every person is fully equipped with skills to improve their life, they just need reminding of how to apply these skills from time to time. Joyce enjoys living a healthy lifestyle which includes hiking, biking, reading, movies and writing. Joyce is a self-proclaimed poet who believes writing releases internal struggles by creating an outlet for emotional pain that one is able to examine and create an alternative view in order to heal.

Do you feel overwhelmed, anxious or hopeless? Like you aren't sure what to do or who to turn to? Like your thoughts are ping-ponging around your head, like you're stuck in a rut? That's okay. Life is messy and sometimes, we find ourselves overwhelmed and needing some help. that's where I come in. My main focus is to help process difficult feelings when they feel too big, to create lasting coping skills and empower you to see your undeniable strength. I strive to make sure you feel safe, empowered and strengthened during every session. I am a great fit for those experiencing anxiety, depression, burnout, stress, low confidence, working through traumatic experiences, difficulty with self-love and within the perinatal stage. I have worked with college students, including those within veterinary and medical programs, and enjoy this work immensely. It's a privilege to be a therapist and I can't wait to meet you!

I am a private practice mental health therapist in Grand Rapids who works with children, teens, and adults. My specialties include anxiety, depression, ADHD, and emotion regulation. I love working with college students as they take the next steps on their journey to adulthood, with all of the challenges and transitions this entails. I am available via telehealth to anyone in the state of Michigan, or for in person appointments in Grand Rapids.

Pro-bono crisis sessions, group sessions, support for first responders and therapists working to support the community. Assistance with getting health coverage for Medicaid and Ingham Health Plan. GPS – Guide to Personal Solutions is a non profit private operating foundation 501(c)3 based in Lansing, Michigan. GPS is a trauma informed practice that offers mental health and substance abuse services to families in the Greater Lansing area. Our therapists are kind, compassionate and will welcome you warmly into our offices.​ Our therapists are trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Trauma Recovery, Substance Abuse, DBT, and Experiential Therapy. They are trained to treat process Addictions (gambling, video game addictions, and others) as well as Mental Health for depression and anxiety, and most specialize in Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).​ We work with all ages, and provide both individual and group services. We would love to hear from you and discuss how we can help develop a plan with you and your support system for recovery. Our office hours are: 9-7 Monday through Friday and by Appointment on Saturday English, Spanish, Russian and Korean languages available.

I offer virtual (online) sessions only at this time. Some sessions can be made by appointment if openings are not noted on my calendar - just ask! Sometimes the anxiety and depression that come with life changes, trauma, relationship issues or job stress can be distracting and affect our ability to thrive. When people work through their thoughts and feelings, they often report feeling more clarity and a deeper sense of vitality and purpose. You can expect to be gently challenged to explore your experiences in a safe, kind and private space when you work with me. I've helped people find more confident self expression in decision-making and relationships. I've also had people report performing better in sports, school or the arts. Many people find themselves making better, more positive behavioral changes as they feel better emotionally. I use an eclectic mix of theories, often including psychodynamic work, in therapy to include the entire person: mind, body and soul. I try to educate and empower people to use practical tools they learn in therapy in realistic, lifelong ways. It takes courage to be vulnerable and acknowledge you'd like some help along this journey. I know because I've been there myself. Take the first step and I'll meet you there.

Asking for help can feel like failure. But it’s actually the smartest thing you can do. You’re at a rigorous university. You’re surrounded by smart, accomplished people. Everyone seems to have it together: classes, social life, and future plans despite all the pressure. Except you’re in your room at 2 AM and your anxiety is spiraling. Or you’re making a decision that feels impossibly huge and you have no idea which way to turn. Or you’re just… exhausted. The problem isn’t that you’re not capable. The problem is you’re trying to figure out who you actually are while everyone expects you to have it all figured out. That’s where I come in. I’m Debbie Miller, a therapist who gets college students. I spent 25 years in Ann Arbor and worked extensively with University of Michigan students. I know the academic pressure, the social dynamics, the Greek life culture, the competitive environment. I still work with Michigan students via telehealth, and I genuinely understand what it’s like to be where you are. I work with students who feel overwhelmed by pressure, confused about their future, struggling with anxiety or depression, or navigating major transitions. Students who know something needs to shift but aren’t sure how. Here’s the approach: We work together to help you become an expert on yourself. We’re a team. My job isn’t to tell you what to do, it’s to ask the right questions so you hear your own voice clearly. To challenge you on beliefs that hold you back. To help you figure out what actually matters to you (not what you think should matter). This isn’t always comfortable, but discomfort is usually a sign that real growth is happening. Your pace, your direction. That’s the deal. Ready to talk? Call or email me to schedule your free consultation.

Domenica practices as a Licensed Master of Social Work (LMSW) and specializes in working with children, adolescents, and young adults. Domenica works to create a collaborative, strengths-based space for her clients. She practices from a trauma trained lens and strives to empower every client to write the narrative of their healing journey. Domenica is an LGBTQIA+ affirming therapist therapist dedicated to supporting LGBTQIA+ folks as they navigate the unique challenges they face, including issues related to identity, self-esteem, family dynamics, and social acceptance. Domenica has experience working with children, adolescents, and young adults with anxiety, depression, ADHD, mood disorders, OCD, chronic illness, and trauma. Domenica utilizes a mixed methods approach, including CBT, TFCBT, DBT, MI, and ERP. Domenica has specialized experience and interest in working with student athletes. Domenica received her Master of Social Work from the University of Michigan School of Social Work. In her spare time, Domenica enjoys reading, listening to musicals, and giving an excessive amount of cuddles to her dog, Addie. If you think Domenica would be a good fit, please reach out to schedule an initial appointment!

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My path started by working in alternative high schools, and then as a career counselor in management and business development roles for a few universities and military populations. I have over 18 years of experience working in education, career development, and mental health. My experience growing up in Flint, Michigan, and being the first in my family to attend college, shaped how I view and overcome challenges. I specialize in support for working professionals, especially teachers, nurses, and students with anxiety or depression who are struggling in their careers, education, or relationships. Many feel stuck, burnt out, angry, and overwhelmed. Chronic stress makes it hard for them to connect with their instructors, bosses, and peers. Time management is an issue and constantly trying to keep up. Some may prefer to be alone, even though it leads to ruminating over traumatic work experiences and substance use. My clients have demanding jobs and/or class schedules, and are highly trained and accustomed to solving problems. However, no one is immune to the long-term effects of stress and trauma. I have over 18 years working in counseling, higher education, and career development. My communication style is warm, yet solution-focused, often encouraging you to think from the end, build your resilience, and focus on the future. Some clients get what they need to make a positive change in 6-8 sessions. Others enjoy my long-term support to address trauma. First time trying talk therapy? Congrats on taking the first step. I value confidentiality and understand the college campus and workplace cultures. You do not have to go through this alone. Let's get you out of survival mode and start to thrive. Reach out to schedule your complimentary 15-minute consultation today. I look forward to talking with you.

Hi, I’m Dallas, a counseling graduate intern at Resilience Counseling & Play Therapy. I work with children, teens, young adults, and college students who may be feeling overwhelmed, stressed, anxious, stuck, or uncertain about life’s next steps. College can bring a lot of pressure balancing academics, relationships, work, family expectations, and mental health all at once. My goal is to provide a supportive, judgment-free space where you can feel heard, understood, and comfortable being yourself. I enjoy helping students navigate anxiety, depression, self-esteem challenges, life transitions, relationship concerns, stress management, and emotional struggles that can interfere with daily life and success in school. I also have experience supporting children, adolescents, and families through behavioral concerns, emotional regulation difficulties, trauma, and family stressors. My approach is warm, down-to-earth, and collaborative. I believe therapy should feel like a safe place to talk openly, build healthy coping skills, gain confidence, and work toward meaningful change at your own pace. Whether you are struggling with something specific or simply feeling emotionally exhausted, you do not have to figure it out alone.

At Intentional Growth LLC, we care for you and your well-being. Our counseling center is dedicated to providing quality and modern mental health care to all our clients. Whatever your life experience is, as long as you need our help, we are here to support you every step of the way.

“Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying ‘I will try again tomorrow.'” – Mary Anne Radmacher Hello, I am Katelyn. My therapeutic approach strives to create a safe, warm, validating, and non-judgmental atmosphere. As a therapist, I hold space to explore and express thoughts, emotions, experiences, and authentic sense of self. Life is difficult, and my goal is to meet you where you are throughout its challenges and journeys. I am interested in understanding your goals, values, and needs, and together, we can create a plan for our therapeutic journey together. I emphasize factors of culture, identity, and lived experiences in order to gain a holistic understanding of you as a person. I received my Master’s in Social Work from The University of Michigan in 2024. During grad school, I worked with folks exploring gender identity, sexual identity, and processing mental health concerns such as anxiety and depression. Additionally, I have a passion working with folks who have experienced the impact of trauma and PTSD by helping them create a personal sense of empowerment. I can be found spending my free time with my cat (Luna), reading, finding the best coffee shops around town, and watching Michigan football (Go Blue!).