Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI
We are a small private practice located on the East Beltline in Grand Rapids. We have providers that specializing in Eating Disorders, Substance Abuse Struggles, and Trauma or Traumatic Stress Resolution. Our therapists are all well-versed in working with clients who are struggling with difficult life transitions, identity exploration, anxiety, stress management and emotion regulation. At Midwest Counseling you will find an experience of patience, acceptance and partnership that will empower you to gain the tools necessary to navigate the most challenging situations that life presents to you. We all love working with young adults in the college stage of life!
Now accepting new clients! My sessions are all virtual, and I work with clients throughout the state of Michigan. For a productive experience in therapy, I feel it’s very important for a client to find a therapist whose approach is right for them. My approach to therapy is client-centered. I listen without judgement and help guide you toward finding the answers that are already inside of you. My goal is to make you feel safe and comfortable while empowering you to make progress toward your goals. Throughout our lives, we are all socialized in different ways to abandon our true natures. We often make choices to fit in or meet expectations even when those choices don’t align with what is best for us. Through therapy, you can take steps to create a life and develop relationships that are meaningful and authentic. My specialties include anxiety, depression, and intimacy and relationships. I enjoy working with clients of all ages, including couples. I have significant experience working with teenagers on issues of anxiety, emotion regulation, relationships, and identity. I am passionate about the mind-body connection and tailoring sessions to meet each client's needs.
I've had the privilege of walking alongside clients in their healing journeys and have found that, for many whose trust (in others and in themselves) has been shaken, finally feeling heard and understood serves as a powerful corrective experience. I believe that these experiences are crucial in facilitating personal growth and change. I recognize that all clients have unique strengths, and I build upon these to create a working alliance that is non-judgmental, empowerment-based, and client-focused. Many feel alienated not only in their struggles but in their pursuit of wellbeing, especially when they have not received a great deal of support in making the changes they desire. I am honored to provide such support and join clients on their paths toward healing. I specialize in working with adolescents and adults in the treatment of trauma, complex PTSD, attachment, anxiety, and depression. I am trained in and often utilize trauma-focused interventions including Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Forward-Facing Trauma Therapy (FFTT), and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). I also frequently employ solution-focused, cognitive behavioral, and emotional regulation strategies in my practice, depending on each client’s unique needs.
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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We are open to serve you during these challenging times. We have over 30 licensed mental health professionals able to assist you and your family. Please call us at 989-832-2165 if you are interested in services. If you are not sure if you or a loved one needs mental health services, or have any questions concerning mental health, please feel free to email us at: partnersinchange@midmichpsych.com EXPERIENCE CHANGE WITH THERAPY We believe that attaining life satisfaction involves a blend of acceptance and change and a willingness to live according to pro-social values. We strive to create an environment that brings hope and improves the quality of life for persons affected by trauma, mental health challenges and/or drug and alcohol abuse and addictions.
College life can be fun and memorable, but it can also be an adjustment and lonely. My goal is to help through those adjustments and to always feel like you have a support system on your side. Her experience includes stress, anxiety, executive functioning, crisis intervention and friendship concerns. Therapeutic techniques used include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy and Mindfulness. Services have been provided in an individual, group and classroom setting.
It's your life, your journey. You deserve to experience your life in the most authentic way possible, on your terms. In difficult times, life becomes overwhelming, and we may need help finding the way through. To assist clients in achieving mental health goals, Billy Cottrell-Jackson, LPC, NCC, CCTP utilizes a variety of evidence-based therapeutic practices to help improve client mental health, wellness, and overall quality of life.
Counseling is a personal and unique process for each person. I facilitate each client’s unique process, and walk alongside the client, shoring up their strengths and making use of our relationship to bring about positive change. The therapeutic process can be challenging at times, and I work with the client to fully experience the joys and sorrows that are part of life, striving to feel a wide range of emotions. I enjoy working with people of all ages and cultural backgrounds. Starting up the counseling process can feel unknown and scary, and I’ll honor the vulnerability you show in reaching out.
Ann Marie's passion is to help people that have been through traumatic experiences, whether that abuse was emotional, physical, or sexual. As each person is a unique individual, the modalities utilized in therapy are also varied and determined on an individual basis. Her treatment focus includes, but is not limited to: first responders, active/former military personnel, trauma, sex trafficking survivors, chronic/terminal illness, bariatric surgery patients, geriatrics, and life transitions. Ann Marie's goal is to provide compassion, empathy, and a safe place in which to work through one's struggles without judgement. Therapy is most successful when conducted through a strong sense of collaboration. She will be there to help you find your inner compass and identify strengths that will lead you to positive changes in your life.
Therapy near Calvin University for anxiety, depression, and relationships. I am a licensed therapist located just steps from Calvin University, providing in-person and virtual therapy for college students and young adults throughout Michigan. I specialize in helping individuals navigate anxiety, depression, and relationship issues, as well as the unique pressures of academic life and identity development. My background across various mental health settings means I’m comfortable meeting you exactly where you are, whether you’re facing everyday stress or deeper clinical struggles. Therapy with me is a warm, relaxed, and non-judgmental space to slow down and reflect. I value deep, insight-oriented work. While we will address immediate coping skills, our focus will be on helping you understand yourself, process your patterns, and build meaningful relationships. If you are looking for an approachable environment to sort things out at your own pace, reach out today to schedule an initial consultation and see if we are a good fit.
Living in your body may feel exhausting, unfamiliar, or even unsafe. Trauma, relationship harm, health changes or chronic illness, and struggles with body image and eating can leave us feeling disconnected and stuck between overwhelm and shutdown. I offer a warm, grounded presence where you can feel seen and begin cultivating a deeper sense of self-trust and wholeness - a space to explore lived experiences and learn supportive wellness practices. I work with busy students who are carrying the weight of stress, trauma, and grief while navigating immense transitions and responsibilities. Many of my clients are healing from sexual violence, emotional relationship harm, chronic/invisible illness and health-related changes (migraines, endometriosis, PCOS, POTS, cancer), and concerns around relationship with body and food, including disordered eating. I've supported students and young adults for over a decade, with many years of experience working in a college specialty counseling clinic. I use a mind-body approach that blends somatic (body-based), cognitive, and mindfulness practices including Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT Tapping). This helps us understand ourselves with compassion, cope with emotional overwhelm and physical body discomfort, heal from trauma, and reconnect to relationships and activities that nourish us. I find great joy in serving multicultural and multi-faith communities while providing a weight-inclusive, culturally-affirming, and trauma-informed space where all parts of you are welcome.
Sarah Crowgey, LMSW is a strength-based clinical social worker with a wealth of professional experience. She has worked with the child welfare system, community mental health organizations, and in-home mental health services. Sarah uses a CBT approach as well as other therapeutic modalities. She works with individuals assisting them in developing personal therapeutic goals, identifying feelings and behaviors, challenging thoughts and strengthening coping tools. Sarah has experience working with a wide range of mental health diagnoses. Sarah holds a certification in providing Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD as well as working with individuals adjusting to life stressors, anxiety, depression and various other symptoms that arise. At your first visit you can expect to meet with Sarah and begin building a therapeutic relationship that will be the basis of your journey in therapy.
I am a Behavioral Health Consultant with a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology, providing supportive, client-centered care to adolescents, young adults and adults. My approach is grounded in creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their thoughts, emotions, and experiences while building practical skills for everyday life. I have experience working in school-based, private practice settings, supporting students and families with concerns such as anxiety, stress, emotional regulation, academic pressure, and life transitions. I understand how overwhelming it can feel when challenges begin to impact daily functioning, and I work collaboratively with clients to help them regain a sense of control and stability. My therapeutic style is warm, direct, and strengths-based. I incorporate evidence-based techniques, including cognitive-behavioral strategies, psychoeducation, and skill-building, while also recognizing the importance of each client's unique background and goals. I aim to help clients not only manage immediate concerns but also develop long-term coping strategies and resilience. Whether you are feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply need someone to talk to, l am here to support you in moving forward at your own pace.
I specialize in helping young adults and college students navigate the challenges that come with this stage of life. Whether you're dealing with anxiety, self-esteem issues, relationship challenges, or simply trying to figure out who you are and where you're going; I'm here to offer support. College and early adulthood can be overwhelming. You're juggling social pressures, academics, future uncertainty, and maybe even mental health concerns. My approach is grounded in helping you build self-awareness, discover effective coping strategies, and create practical solutions that work for you. If you are ready to take the next step toward feeling more confident, focused, and balanced, let's talk. We will find a path that works for you, on your terms.
Between classes, relationships, deadlines, and figuring out your future, it's easy to feel overwhelmed, anxious, or just stuck. If you're feeling burned out, down, or like you're carrying too much on your own, talking to someone can help. Therapy isn’t about having all the answers — it’s about having a space that’s just for you. A place to breathe, sort things out, and feel understood. Whether you're struggling with motivation, going through a tough time, or just feeling off and don’t know why — you don’t have to figure it out alone. Let’s talk. You deserve support.
Jazmin Guy is a compassionate and grounded therapist who believes that you are the expert on your life. Her role is to walk alongside you—offering insight, encouragement, and reflection to help you reconnect with your truth and move toward healing. With a blended approach rooted in holistic practices, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and spiritual exploration, Jazmin works with individuals navigating major life transitions, unresolved childhood trauma, postpartum shifts, grief, and the often-overwhelming process of self-discovery. She also supports parents in redefining their identity and finding balance in their evolving roles. Her direct yet nurturing style helps clients get to the heart of their pain, making space for clarity, transformation, and growth. Clients often describe Jazmin as warm, intuitive, and refreshingly honest. Her welcoming energy makes it easier to be vulnerable, and her dependability provides a safe container for meaningful change. “I’ve always been deeply curious about what shapes us—the experiences, beliefs, and stories we carry. Therapy is a place to unpack those pieces and build a new, empowered narrative.” Jazmin’s mission is simple: to hold space, reflect truth, and support you in creating realistic expectations—for yourself, your relationships, and your healing journey.
My goal is to encourage growth through evidence-based treatment. I believe in using each client’s individual strengths to overcome challenges. I strive to create a supportive atmosphere that allows the client to feel empowered. I value working with clients from all backgrounds, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, and abilities.
Whether you’re navigating anxiety, trauma, social dynamics, or just feeling a bit disconnected from yourself. I’m here to sit with you in the in-between space and help you make sense of it all. As a former university counselor in a college counseling center (CAPS), I bring that experience together with EMDR, somatic approaches, and parts work to help you feel more grounded, in touch with who you are, and hopeful about what’s ahead.
Our experience enables us to offer effective outpatient and individualized psychotherapy. We treat a number of mental health disorders, and provide a neutral ground to individuals. We offer both virtual and in person services. What better then to receive support from the comfort of your own home.