Therapists for college students near 30332

As a therapist, Cayla strives to honor clients’ unique identities and collaborate with them in exploring how their backgrounds may impact their wellness. She aims to collaborate with clients to foster an affirming, safe, and genuine relationship. Cayla is integrative in her therapeutic approach, primarily leaning on dialectical-behavioral and relational interventions within multicultural and feminist framework. She works with clients on identifying areas in their life they’d like to accept and areas they would like to change while providing the support and skills to do so. Her clinical interests include relationship concerns, family of origin concerns, adjustment difficulties, identity exploration, and mood concerns. Cayla is a psychologist who identifies as a Chinese-American woman. She prioritizes recognizing the intersectional identities of each client so that they can exist authentically while understanding sociocultural systems of privilege and oppression. Please note that Cayla is currently employed by Emory University Counseling and Psychological Services, therefore she cannot provide therapy for those who are enrolled Emory University students.

My name is Dr. Kourtney Carter and I am a licensed therapist here in Atlanta, GA. I have been working in mental health and program development for over 10 years. I have a bachelors degree in clinical psychology, a masters degree in social work with a concentration in health and mental health, and a doctoral degree in health administration. My research focused on the impact of LGBTQ patient satisfaction on patient volume and hospital revenue. I believe mental health should be celebrated and embraced. Our mental health is just as important as our physical health. As a licensed therapist I understand the many changes that life can bring. Change can bring on both healthy and unhealthy emotions. I am here to work with you to assist in getting back to a healthier you. I am experienced in depression, anxiety, stress management, career counseling, adjustment disorder, grief counseling, and LGBTQ++ needs.

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.

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I am a LGBTQ+ affirming therapist and strive to provide a safe and compassionate environment for my clients. I am committed to helping clients connect with the best version of themselves by focusing on gaining deeper insight and acceptance in the face of adversity. I believe in taking a holistic approach when it comes to mental health. I have been trained in EMDR, which can be used to target a wide range of issues. I believe the past is present, which is why I focus on addressing the root issue since unhealthy behaviors/beliefs are often developed as a method of coping with something too painful or overwhelming. Additionally I love incorporating mindfulness and somatic psychotherapy to help clients attain greater mind and body congruence. The nervous system doesn't use words, so that means you simply can't "talk" your way out of certain emotions or core beliefs. That's where both of those modalities can help bridge the gap between the thinking brain and the feeling brain. Outside of private practice, I have worked as a clinician in crisis stabilization, residential treatment for survivors of sex trafficking, and an outpatient substance abuse treatment facility. You don't need to hurt alone. We can't undo the past, but we can work towards healing so you can start being present for the people and things you love most in life.

Mental Health Support Makes a Difference Take a holistic approach to healing mental health. Our therapists provide the education, support, and therapy to empower. Offering you hope as you work towards improving your mental health.

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Hi, I'm Mia and I'm so glad you're here. Village Life is the place you go to safely and playfully learn and practice skills for mental wellness. Yes, we want you to PLAY your way to wellness!! Come to one of our events for a more casual vibe, or if you are ready for a deeper processing experience, join one of our small groups or book an individual session with one of our therapist. Psychoeducation is the foundation of all mental health. It means learning about you, what you need, and what works to make you feel like you can effectively navigate life's challenges. I cannot wait to hear from you and join you in your journey towards mental wellness!

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I specialize in navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, and the many emotional challenges that arise during the formative years and beyond. I am trained in trauma informed modalities including Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), a proven, evidence-based approach that helps individuals process and reframe traumatic experiences in a safe, structured, and supportive way. In our work together, I prioritize creating a warm, nonjudgmental space where you feel safe enough to be honest—and supported enough to explore your story at your own pace. I lead with curiosity and believe your experiences are unique and your insights are powerful. Whether you’re facing recent events or old wounds that are still impacting your present, I can guide you toward understanding, healing, and growth. You don’t have to sort through it all alone. If you’re ready to begin or just wondering where to start, I invite you to reach out.

I am a masters-level therapist committed to providing evidence-based treatments for anxiety, mood (ie., depression, bipolar), grief, behavioral problems, and other concerns. My style is warm, collaborative, strengths-based, culturally-sensitive, and tailored to meet the unique needs of my clients. I have expertise in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Narrative, Family Systems and I am certified in Trauma Focused-CBT. These approaches help clients cope with stress, mood-related disorders, trauma, loss, impulsivity, parenting challenges and co-occurring developmental disorders. At the GPTC, we strive for excellence in the provision of quality mental health services to individuals, families, and organizations experiencing a myriad of challenges. We are committed to providing the best standard of care by integrating cutting-edge, empirically-supported, psychological research and theory into our treatment interventions.

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We are a dynamic multi-disciplinary team of professionals dedicated to providing therapy and wellness services for the unique needs of all women. Our group consists of licensed psychotherapists, a certified nutrition coach, a licensed massage therapist, and a functional training specialist. Each has their own approach and unique skill set.

(At this time, all sessions are video connected.) I seek to share the best brain-based information with students during your college years. You are creative, resourceful and whole. One sign of being whole is asking for help, academically or therapeutically. Together, we will rediscover your success in the challenges you face today. We will heal and reframe the executive function challenges you have face. We will rewrite your future success story by changing your habits and providing new self-care behaviors. I trained as an ADHD Coach in 2005. That means I work with diverse thinkers, diverse sensory stimulated students, and with students who want to organize their time better. I recently became a therapist at age 62! (You never stop learning) so I know college challenges personally. I offer you some insurance options. I provide a few free assessments to help you better understand your brain and how you can retrain your brains for tomorrow's challenges. And since you are constantly evolving, we will address how to continue to see yourself as a creative human in a constantly changing process throughout your life. I am trained to assist athletes get beyond injury and troublesome fears. Please review www.maureennolan.net for more information about who I am and then call me at 404-713-0488 for any questions not yet answered. I really do want to hear from you.

Hi I'm Alison Cross! I am a psychotherapist, and I provide both in person and virtual services in Georgia and North Carolina. It’s important to have an idea of what feels like the right fit when you’re looking for a qualified person to talk to. The problem is, how do you know? So here's what it looks like with me. When my client leaves our session, my goal is for them to feel heard and respected. I want my clients to feel like they’re talking to a real person. How else can trust be built? My style has been described as 'down to earth, gentle, and encouraging.' I also have a great sense of humor that comes in only when appropriate. I view therapy as a safety net for the various issues clients bring. I will collaborate with you from the very first session on goals for your time. Some people I work with prefer to set the agenda for our time together, with just a few interjections from me. Understanding the big picture and getting to the heart of the matter are things I'm good at. I have also completed the Level 1 training in Internal Family Systems and Level 1 training in the Embodied Reocvery Model. I love using these models because they are beautifully client focused. My goal is to develop a positive therapeutic relationship with you. When that happens, hope is tangible and the spirit opens to new life and new beginnings. All sessions with me will be virtual unless I'm in Atlanta and we can coordinate an in person session.

Lisa Bryan, the principal of Sutherland Psychotherapy Associates, LLC., is a licensed, NCC-board certified professional counselor who specializes in the treatment of addictive disease, dual-diagnosis conditions, panic disorder, and depression in children, adolescents, and adults using an holistic-based approach to therapy. Lisa brings more than 19 years of experience in the mental health field to her practice. Prior to forming SPA, she was lead therapist on the child and adolescent unit of a major psychiatric facility and also served as a counselor for adults with psychological and addictive disorders in several major facilities in the metro Atlanta area. Before entering the mental health profession, Lisa spent more than 16 years working as a teacher at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. Lisa received a Master of Science Degree in Mental Health Counseling from FVSU. She also received a Master of Education Degree in Early Childhood Education and Art Education from Mercer University, and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Art Education from Georgia State College.

I'm Dr. Kirsten Allen, a Sport and Performance Psychologist and former collegiate swimmer passionate about helping high performers thrive—on and off the field. At Collaborative Minds Performance Psychology, I work with high-achieving, college student-athletes to optimize performance and cultivate a more intentional, fulfilling life—grounded in science, collaboration, and growth. I’m energized by seeing others thrive. My approach is collaborative, supportive, and grounded in evidence-based methods—drawing from ACT, mindfulness, CBT, and strengths-based, solution-focused practices tailored to each client’s goals. In our first sessions, we’ll get clear on your goals and create a plan that feels both focused and supportive. Together, we’ll uncover practical tools you can start using right away to handle challenges with more ease. Many clients find meaningful progress within anywhere from 3 to 12 sessions, with the option to continue at a pace that fits their needs.

Hello! I am an Associate Professional Counselor with a Catholic/Christian background, and I work for Ellie Mental Health in Gainesville, GA

I am passionate about working with individuals struggling with anxiety and depression-related disorders, disordered eating and eating disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorders, communication issues, social injustice, trauma recovery, and more.

*note: I am currently working full-time as a telehealth therapist!* As a person-centered therapist, I believe in creating a warm, safe space where you can feel heard, understood, and comfortable being yourself. I prioritize building an authentic and collaborative therapist-client relationship, grounded in mutual respect and empathy, to ensure a supportive and genuine therapeutic experience. My goal is to walk alongside you, offering support without judgment, as we work through the challenges you're facing. I know that life can be tough, and therapy can feel intimidating at first, but I’m here to help you navigate it with kindness and understanding. Together, we’ll work at your pace to help you find your inner strength and make positive changes that fit your life. No matter what you’re going through, I’m here to listen, support, and walk with you every step of the way.I am a Licensed Master Social Worker practicing under the direct supervision of Jessica G. Sexton, LPC, LLC (License Number: LPC01661). As an LMSW, I provide therapeutic services within the scope of my professional training and in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) and the applicable state licensing boards. As an LMSW, my clinical practice is supervised by Jessica G. Sexton, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). While I am fully qualified to provide therapeutic services, all clinical work is conducted under the guidance and supervision of Jessica to ensure the highest standard of care and compliance with all relevant laws and ethical guidelines. Clients seeking services from me should be aware that I am not independently licensed to practice as a fully autonomous therapist and that I am operating under supervision as per the laws of Georgia. Supervision will include regular case reviews, consultation, and oversight to ensure that all treatment plans and therapeutic interventions adhere to professional and ethical standards. If you have any questions regarding the supervision relationship or wish to contact my supervisor regarding your treatment, please feel free to inquire with Jessica directly at (470)-236-8131.