Therapists for college students near 27705

I'm a clinical psychologist who works with college students to improve mood, thoughts, behaviors, and relationships. I can help you understand your unique situation, find a healthier new perspective, and develop the tools you need to alleviate your suffering and keep it from returning. I draw on a number of therapy traditions to address depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, difficult adjustments, interpersonal/family relationship problems, stress, and more. Together we will explore your unique history and experience, face your challenges, and build self-worth while preserving your dignity and independence.

Hey there! At Mindful Collaboration, we get that college life is a lot—it’s exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming trying to juggle school, relationships, work, and everything in between. We’re here to support you with a team of down-to-earth therapists who know what it's like to feel the weight of all those expectations. Using approaches like Somatic Experiencing and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, we’ll help you learn practical tools for managing stress, dealing with anxiety, and navigating life’s challenges. Whether you’re looking to boost your confidence, feel more grounded, or just talk things through, we’re here to make sure you feel heard and supported every step of the way.

Elizabeth Bilisoly is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate in North Carolina who has been practicing since 2020. She has an undergraduate degree from Guilford College in Interpersonal Communication and a dual Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Addiction and Recovery Counseling from Liberty University. Elizabeth has experience with providing counseling services to a variety of individuals, particularly clients suffering from trauma. Additionally, she is experienced in working with teenagers and adults with issues such as anxiety, depression, and adjustment/life changes. Elizabeth is trained in EMDR and utilizes multiple modalities to meet clients where they are. When not at work, Elizabeth enjoys time on her farm, crocheting and anything outside.

Audra Vann is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina who has been practicing since 2019. She has an B.A. Liberal Studies with a minor in French from California State University of San Bernardino (summa cum laude with highest honors, special recognition from the School of Communication for Excellence in Journalism), an M. A. Special Education with a concentration in Assistive Technology (summa cum laude with highest honors), and an M.S. Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a concentration in trauma and crisis (summa cum laude with highest honors). Some people experience more trauma than others. Success in therapy is feeling comfortable telling Audra what's working for you"?but also what isn't working. It's about what you can accomplish together to help you face hardship and emerge stronger and with greater purpose. That doesn't mean your worst day is behind you. But Audra would like the opportunity to help you see the path that makes sense to you, and to provide you with tools that will help you daily. There is no handbook to make things easier, but there is a cooperation between you and Audra that forges strength out of your individuality and empowers you to see through the chaos into the calm.

Mindi M. Perry, LCSW Mindi M. Perry is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in North Carolina who has been practicing since 1989. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology and a Master's Degree in of Social Work. Mindi has extensive experience providing training and supervision to foster parents, licensed clinical social workers, medical professionals, and graduate level students. She endorses a strengths-based approach when providing therapy and believes in the potential of her patients. Mindi is person-centered and embraces a holistic point of view, focusing on the social, emotional, and physical well-being of others. She strives to empower her patients through establishing long term therapeutic relationships that promote personal growth, improved mental health, and overall success. In her spare time, Mindi enjoys golf, gardening, bird watching, exercise, cooking, and quality time with family.

First Step Services is a NCDHHS licensed facility for the treatment of mental health and substance use disorders. Our facility aims to address the needs of the person served by providing assistance with issues caused by mental health and substance use disorders. Our mission is one of quality person centered care and the ability to provide education and other resources to the person served, their families and significant others. First Step Services strives to utilize best practices while providing outpatient mental health and substance use disorder treatment and intensive outpatient services for substance use disorders in the community. Our goal is to make treatment services as accessible as possible and to reduce Our goal is to make treatment services as accessible as possible and to reduce as many barriers to treatment as possible throughout the Triangle region of North Carolina.

North Carolina Center for Resiliency is a trauma focused mental health organization that concentrates on processing the impact of traumatic events on one's life. Our center is comprised of providers who offer counseling, consulting, training, and collaboration with integrative medical practitioners for your success. Our mission is to continually expand the reach of this work.

Navigating academics and young adulthood can be a lot! Whether you're struggling with school related stress or something more personal, finding the right therapist can really help. A little about me - I first sought out therapy when I was in graduate school after going through a painful breakup. Therapy helped me get through that difficult time in my life as well as understand myself more deeply, work through familial conflict, and grow as a person. After about 7 years of working as the Assistant Director of a graduate program at Columbia University and doing a lot of personal growth work, I decided to go back to school for a second graduate degree in Social Work with a focus on mental health. I've been in clinical practice since 2012 and have been working with Duke University students since moving to Durham from NYC in 2019. My approach as a therapist is one of curiosity, connection, and compassion. I have advanced training in body-oriented psychotherapy, relational trauma, and EMDR but the most important thing I strive to provide is a place of safety where you feel heard and seen without judgement. I offer both in-person and Telehealth appointments. My office is located right across from the Target on Chapel Hill Blvd I'm happy to speak with you to answer any of your questions and to learn more about you. I can be reached via phone or text at 919-925-1028 by email at arezoupaksimalcsw@gmail.com To find out more about my practice: www.arezoupaksimalcsw.com

I am here to help improve symptoms of depression, anxiety, stress and many other mental health issues in a safe and non-judgmental setting. I offer a free 30 minute initial consultation.

I'm a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina practicing for almost 20 years. Serving the mental health needs of all community members is very important to me and the reason why I have become a strong advocate for equitable care for everyone. I have worked in various mental health settings through the years, primarily serving individuals who have experienced trauma, adversity, grief, depression, and anxiety. My compassion for people, years of working in demanding environments, and close connections to the military have allowed me to easily make connections and support others in their journey. I'm a therapist with Octave and Evernorth Behavioral Care Group. Octave is a mental health practice providing high-quality care covered by multiple insurances. Evernorth Behavioral Care Group is a behavioral health provider group in-network with Cigna Healthcare and Evernorth. For my availability, please reach out to Octave’s team by emailing or calling.

Welcome to our practice — a place where you are seen, heard, and supported. With over 20 years of combined experience, our team is committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based mental health care to individuals, couples, and families from all walks of life. We believe healing happens in safe, inclusive spaces, and we strive to create a welcoming environment for people of all identities, backgrounds, and experiences. Whether you're navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, or simply seeking personal growth, we are here to walk alongside you. Our clinicians bring diverse specialties and lived experiences to the work, allowing us to offer tailored support that meets you where you are. You are not alone — and you don’t have to do this alone. We’re honored to be part of your journey.

Hi! Thanks for stopping by. My name is Cheryl and I work with individual and LGBTQ+ adults living with symptoms of anxiety, stress, depression and feel stuck in life transitions. I also work with teachers trying to balance the responsibility of teaching while showing compassion to their students. I create a brave space for clients to be themselves, process their feelings and move forward at a pace that is right for them. Let's chat!

ANGER gets a bad reputation, and so sometimes we miss its purpose. Its purpose? To alert us to IMPORTANT NEEDS GOING UNMET! Problem is, when we’re angry we’re thinking in ways that get in the way of meeting those needs. I help people connect with the needs behind their anger, learn the words for talking about it in ways that increase the chances of being heard and respected, and find creative solutions. I help people identify the thoughts that cause their anger, and then I help them question those thoughts to discover their own insights and opportunities. By the way, people who learn these skills gain the option to apply them on their own without a therapist. In relationships, most people want the win-win -- as long as it really is a win-win and not more compromise! I enjoy helping people find mutually beneficial solutions. A word on inclusion: In my life I’ve been around the block and through the wringer, more than once. I’m not qualified to look down on anybody! I love my country and I’m friendly to people of all political persuasions, including yours. I invite you to call. I would like to hear what is important to you. Let’s talk about how we can work together to bring peace and understanding into your relationships and your inner world.

Quentin Powell is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate and Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist Associate in North Carolina. He has a Bachelors in Social Work Degree from Mars Hill University and a Masters in Social Work Degree from Johnson C Smith University. He has over 10 years of experience in the field that varies from inpatient psychiatric units, community based mental health and outpatient treatment. He has worked with children and adolescents, but primarily works with adults to help them solve and cope with problems in their everyday lives. Quentin uses talk therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy primarily but will change depending on the individual and their particular needs. He is also trained to use the ASAM criteria to assist with treating multiple substance use disorders. He chooses to use each session as a "building block" to carry from one session to the next. Quentin believes that partnership is key to a successful therapy relationship. He views his role as an active listener,to assist individuals to work through past events and to assist individuals working for a brighter future. His goal is to use a person centred approach to assist each individual to obtain their goals through therapy.

Hello, my name is Bob Risavi and I am a licensed clinical social worker. I work with adults from 21 to 100. I try to help them cope with and solve problems within their everyday lives. To do this I use several styles of therapy depending on the individual and their particular needs. There is no such thing as a one size fits all strategy. For example CBT therapy is very effective with many patients but psychodynamic therapy may be more effective for other individuals depending on circumstance. The bottom line is, I shape the therapy sessions with you to yield your desired result the best way possible. I believe the key to successful therapy is based on the trust and relationship built between therapist and client. I listen to you and will be a champion of your goals and efforts. Together we will design a path through the issues or crisis you face. You are never alone in this process. I return calls promptly. Being older I can relate to medicare clients due to life experience and clinical experience. I don't pretend to have all the answers, but with my skills, education and 20 years of experience I will help you utilize your strengths to face your challenges.

Michelle Thompson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in North Carolina who has been practicing since 2011. She has an MSW from University of Minnesota Duluth and a BA in Sociology and Criminology from University of Minnesota Duluth. Michelle provides short- and long-term therapy to individuals, couples, and families. She supports the client where they are on their journey. Michelle uses CBT, exposure therapy, ACT, and a strength-based approach. Outside of work, Michelle enjoys traveling, spending time outside with family and friends, and exploring craft breweries around the world.

Esther Nam is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina who has been practicing since 2010. She gained her clinical counseling experiences working in a hospital setting, various partial care, and intensive outpatient programs serving the adolescent, adult, and geriatric populations. Esther understands that each client is unique, and she has an intuitive ability to adapt her approaches/interventions to meet their individual needs. Esther truly believes that a customized approach is a valuable necessity in supporting their mental health and well-being. On her free time, Esther enjoys traveling, trying out new eateries/restaurants, cooking, hiking, playing golf and spending time with her husband and fur-baby, Foxy.

Tiffany Mosley is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate in North Carolina who has been practicing since 2023. Tiffany provides a safe and inviting approach to achieve mental wellness for her clients. She encourages a symbiotic relationship with her clients using evidence-based practices which promote a holistic approach to healing. Tiffany will work through challenges, trauma, and behavior patterns with clients to help improve the quality of life that they seek. In her free time, Tiffany enjoys the outdoors, camping, gardening, and water activities. She also loves cooking and traveling. She is somewhat adventurous and enjoys trying new things. She has a wonderful sense of humor and laughs often. She finds a great deal of fulfillment through community service and activism.

Fay White is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate in North Carolina who has been practicing since 2020. With her life experience, education, and training, Fay can help clients heal from trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, and other problems by teaching them how to challenge and reframe distorted thoughts and beliefs, find and implement solutions, regulate emotions using somatic practices, and by walking through their healing journey with them. Fay is a registered yoga teacher and uses complementary practices such as breathing exercises, meditation, and mindfulness to help clients reset and stabilize their nervous system.

Jared Brown is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate in North Carolina who has been practicing since 2023. He has an M. A. of Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University and a B.S. from Wake Forest University. As a therapist, Jared's first goal is to create a safe space where you can be yourself in whatever capacity that looks like. Jared considers himself rather eclectic in his approach, ranging from the more traditional talk therapy (psychodynamic and cognitive behavioral therapy) to creating art together, incorporating music, games, and nature into our work. Everyone has different interests and strengths, so let's find out together what works for you. Of course, Jared makes space for the problems and issues you want to work on, but let's also highlight your strengths and what you as a person bring to the table. Outside of work, Jared enjoys playing board games, reading, tennis, and video games. He loves spending time in nature whether that involves going for a hike, taking photos of the animals and plants he stumbles upon, or gardening. In addition, you will likely find his nose in a book or wrapped up in some sort of board game with friends and loved ones.