Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI
Supportive, Client-Based and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Our lives can take many different paths, and finding the path that meets our needs and values can be hard to navigate. It can leave us in a place of feeling lost, overwhelmed, broken, and disconnected from our sense of self. This sense of hopelessness can prevent us from seeing the power within ourselves. PeriAnne is here to meet you where you are at, and be your hope holder until you are able to see the hope that is in every situation. PeriAnne believes that we all have the ability to embrace our vulnerabilities, opening ourselves up to experience our true self. She would be honored to journey with you, as an individual, a couple, or a family unit. This journey may include having a listening ear, or by facing challenging thoughts, and past experiences. It can be difficult work, but also rewarding. The choice of trusting to start the journey is yours. PeriAnne has had a passion for people from a young age, graduating from Central Michigan University with a degree in Psychology, she went on to earn her Masters in Marriage and Family therapy from Western Michigan University. PeriAnne is a Limited Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a Licensed Professional Counselor. She specializes in working with couples, families, children, adolescent females, and young adult females. She has experience in working with trauma, anxiety, depression, behavioral challenges, life changes, self-worth and self esteem. PeriAnne believes in a holistic approach to counseling where the mind, body and spirit are all linked.
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Do you feel stuck in old patterns that are no longer serving you? Are you wanting to connect more with your authentic self and create a life in which you can thrive? Building an inner awareness and understanding of what makes you who you are, is my goal as your therapist! Together, we can help you create a life in which you are able to have meaningful relationships and feel fulfilled. As a trauma-informed therapist, I recognize the courage it takes to start the counseling process. I work with clients from a person-centered, and strength-based perspective. It's my goal to offer a supportive and inclusive space. I am EMDR trained. My specializations include helping individuals who have experienced sexual abuse, emotional abuse, physical abuse, psychological abuse, and/or may struggle with anxiety, depression, PTSD, relationship issues, self-esteem related issues, and family conflict/dysfunction. I am so grateful for a job that allows me the opportunity to meet amazing, resilient people. If you are considering taking the next steps towards starting counseling, please reach out to me, I'd love to help you on your healing journey!
Hi, I’m Lexi Rosansky. I’m a dedicated social worker with a passion for supporting children, families, and individuals navigating early adulthood. In my therapeutic work, I take a warm, client-centered approach, creating a safe, relaxed space where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered. With children, I often incorporate play therapy and focus on teaching healthy coping skills. When working with adults and families, I encourage collaborative sessions that adapt to their unique needs and goals. I’m especially passionate about working with individuals experiencing ADHD, anxiety, depression, self-esteem challenges, and life transitions. I believe therapy should feel comfortable and approachable, where progress happens through connection, processing, trust, and meaningful conversation. I look forward to working with you!
Establishing a strong working relationship is essential to positive therapeutic outcomes. I firmly believe that therapy works best when you match well on a personal level. Adjusting to college is hard. There's a lot of pressure to do well academically, socially, personally...and it can be helpful to have an unbiased person to vent to and talk about what you're struggling with. I specialize in treating individuals struggling with primary and secondary trauma. I use a multifaceted approach to therapy to meet my clients where they are and to suit their individual needs, whether trauma is a main focus or not.
Are you finding that life is overwhelming? Is it difficult to focus on what you need to do? Maybe your sleep or eating habits are impacted by how you are feeling? Anxiety, depression, and life transitions can impact many areas of our life. I take my cues from you and what you bring to the sessions to address your concerns. We work together to develop helpful strategies to respond to, manage, and diminish the distress. I utilize multiple evidence-based practices in my work. I am a strength based and compassion focused therapist who looks to bring real word solutions to my clients. We work together in individual telehealth sessions that can be done from the comfort of your own home. Please call or email me to set up a free 15min phone consultation. I would be honored to join you on your journey to feeling better and finding peace.
Integrative Mental health Care for Young Adults throughout Michigan. Paige helps clients feel grounded during a time of important decision making, transitions, and change.Your feelings and experiences are valid. As a therapist, Paige firmly believe that you know your needs + wants better than anyone. The goal is to help you love and accept yourself fully so you can achieve your goals. Paige's specialties include working with Adolescents & Young Adults. she believes these years provide a valuable time to assist clients in building upon their strengths, working on positive communication skills, and helping to develop healthy coping strategies. We can’t always control when difficult things happen, but we can learn helpful tools that will assist us in weathering the storm. Every person deserves a space to come as they are, and to feel safe when processing feelings and emotions. As your therapist Paige vows to welcome all of the pieces that make you, you! Her work is focused on pairing mindfulness with other evidence-based tools such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to help clients achieve their goals.
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When life goes differently than anticipated you may be left grieving, feeling disconnected from life, or from yourself. You deserve to have a compassionate space to process and honor your experiences. Together, we'll explore the narratives woven through your life, understanding how past experiences continue to shape your present reality. We will reconnect you to your power, build resiliency, and learn to use your voice to live your life more authentically. With a relationship built with trust and compassion, you're invited to explore your deepest truths, express your fears, and bravely write a new story for your life. Therapy is a collaborative journey, and your voice, experiences, and perspective are central to our work together. Depending on your needs, we'll examine how family, gender, culture, and social expectations have influenced your sense of self, relationships, and aspirations. I draw from a variety of frameworks including Feminist, Narrative, and Family Systems. Reaching out is hard. If it scares you, you're not alone. You may try considering if your fear is saying "now's not the right time" or if its something more akin to "what will this change in my life". Curiosity, excitement, & the adrenaline of taking "the next step" can feel scary. Whatever you decide, trust you're right on time in your own journey.
I work with college students and adults who are navigating stress, anxiety, academic pressures, relationships, and life transitions. I take a collaborative and supportive approach, tailoring therapy to each person’s unique needs and goals. Some clients choose to explore EMDR, and I’m trained to use it when it fits, but many find our sessions helpful through conversation, reflection, and practical coping strategies. I aim to create a space where students feel understood and empowered, whether you’re struggling with burnout, uncertainty about the future, or past experiences that continue to affect your life. I accept BCBS of Michigan and BCN and offer telehealth sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays to make therapy accessible and easy to fit into a busy schedule.
I am currently accepting clients on a short-term basis for crisis counseling. Sliding scale and pro bono services available. My availability is flexible and I offer in person (East Lansing) and Telehealth. I work to help people navigate their complex worlds in order to live a healthier, happier life. I believe that all components of one's life are interrelated. Stress, crisis, life changes and uncertainty happen to everyone, often without warning. When crisis or chaos strike, it is comforting to have someone listen in a safe, open, non-judgmental space in which you can uncover the inner strengths and skills you already possess. I work with clients to create this environment, through which genuine healing, change, and self-empowerment can occur.
I'm a psychotherapist working with people who are ready to make positive changes in their life but somehow continue to feel stuck. If you want to learn strategies for healing from the mental, emotional and lifestyle issues that hold you back, then I can help. If you understand that therapy is a process and not a magic pill, I am here to support you on your path of exploration. My clinical expertise is working with survivors of trauma, sex abuse, social injustice, and domestic violence. I also work with individuals, couples, and families on building healthy relationships, coping with loss, overcoming anxiety and depression, as well as issues specifically relating to the LGBTQ population. If are ready to embark on a journey of transformation into being your most authentic, emotionally balanced and life-embracing self, I will create a safe, compassionate space for you to do this crucial recovery work. Let's talk!
Cannon Wellness Collective PLLC is passionate about helping others navigate challenges in life. The owner, Nedra Cannon, has been in the field working with college age students, clients who have navigated racial trauma, sex therapy, in need of DBT, EMDR, and CBT. Thinking about seeking mental health counseling? First, you need to find a counselor you can trust and someone you feel "gets you". Being truthful and vulnerable are keys to good work. You need to feel free to address your concerns, fears, grief, shame, hurt, etc. We go the extra mile to help support positive change. It takes courage to face and embrace change. We are currently accepting new telehealth clients. We enjoy working with people who are navigating sexual trauma, anxiety, depression, emotion dysregulation, racial trauma, and phase of life matters. We strongly advocate for mental health and support one's journey in seeking help. We work from a holistic perspective to address the relationship between one’s mind, body, and special condition in order to achieve the desired outcome. We are committed to a strength-based perspective in our clinical practice as a way to support and encourage self-motivation and the clients that are served.
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
Matthew serves as a companion to those who desire to experience healing, growth, and transformation in their pursuit of the full human experience. He works to offer a space of mutual, compassionate, and empathetic listening to the story your life is telling. Matthew believes that the opportunity to work with you is a sacred privilege, and is committed to discovering a shared process in therapy that honors who you are, your background, and your future path. Practicing therapy with Matthew may include focusing on developing tools and practices to help manage emotions and thoughts, support in healing from past experiences, assistance developing healthier behavioral patterns, and/or establishing new values. However, there is not one therapeutic approach that fits all, which is why he works closely with you to identify your own needs and goals. Matthew is experienced primarily in individual work with adolescents and adults from all backgrounds and genders, in areas related to depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationship issues, interpersonal conflict, identity exploration, finding belonging, discovering purpose, grief/loss, and religious and spiritual questions [and related trauma]. Matthew graduated with a Masters in Social Work from Grand Valley State University in 2024. He is also a graduate of Kuyper College [BS], Cornerstone Theological Seminary [MA], and the Living School for Action and Contemplation. His experience living internationally and attending two universities in multi-cultural and inter-religious environments has deeply shaped how he engages individuals from a diversity of circumstances and backgrounds. Matthew’s professional and academic emphasis on restorative justice practices, as well as the unique cognitive, developmental, and mental health needs of people of all ages has deepened his ability to foster effective therapeutic environments and meaningful relationships with clients. Matthew believes that our growth as people cannot be manufactured or controlled, and is therefore something we can only cooperate with and bear witness to. For many, the journey and practice of our work together becomes an outcome in itself. While Matthew is a generalist when it comes to theoretical orientation, he naturally integrates person-centered, narrative, existential, humanist, mindfulness, and acceptance and commitment approaches.
Beginning your therapy journey is a powerful act of self-love and courage. It is an impactful moment to acknowledge that you’re ready to live in alignment with your most authentic self. I’m here to offer a safe, nonjudgmental space where you can explore, heal, and grow—where your voice is heard, your story matters, and your truth is honored. My therapeutic style is person-centered and collaborative, creating an environment where curiosity, self-compassion, humor, and reflection are welcome. College can bring pressure, stress, and big transitions, but it can also be a time of discovery. Together, we’ll focus on curiosity over judgment and self-compassion over shame. You are the author of your story, and you already hold the knowledge that will guide you toward the life you want. It’s a privilege to walk alongside you as you navigate this chapter, embrace vulnerability, and step into your growth.
Life is full of challenges, which I view as opportunities for growth and learning. I've worked with college students on MSU's campus for nearly 10 years which has given me a depth of understanding to the unique challenges you face. I join alongside clients who are facing a wide range of issues including: navigating life transitions, interpersonal relationship conflicts, academic or professional challenges, adjusting to changes at home or in the family structure, exposure to abuse or neglect, establishing boundaries in relationships, healing from past trauma, and navigating grief and loss. We are all on our own journeys and I welcome the opportunity to join you on yours. Our work together will be interactive and reflective, with a healthy mix of challenge and humor. We will collaborate to find the approach that best meets your needs, and your feedback and input is an essential part of the process. I incorporate a trauma-informed lens to my work and seek to understand how past experiences have shaped our current disposition and automatic responses. I am committed to providing treatment that is anti-racist, culturally responsive and affirming. My practice is client-centered and strengths-based. I utilize a warm, accepting and compassionate approach. I believe in the power of the professional relationship between client/therapist and I want to work alongside you to improve your current situation and reach your desired goals.
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Taking the first step of reaching out to a therapist can feel daunting, so let's take this next step together. We all have times in our lives when things start to feel too heavy to navigate alone. I am passionate about working with folks experiencing challenges with anxiety and/or OCD. I also specialize in grief and feel honored to support clients in learning how to carry what can't be fixed. I'm a firm believer that just as we care for our physical health, our mental health deserves the same attention, understanding, and compassion. I take a human-centered approach, honoring the identities that shape who you are and the systems you navigate, creating a space for healing and meaningful change. My primary goal as a therapist is to create a safe environment, rooted in curiosity, for clients to feel empowered and know they are not alone. With my office based in Grand Rapids, I offer in-person and virtual sessions for people in the state of Michigan. Feel free to reach out to me by phone or email, whichever you prefer.