Therapists for college students near 10003
My practice specialty is clinical psychology and neuropsychology. I perform ADD/ADHD diagnostic assessment and treatment, as well as treatment for anxiety, depression, traumatic brain injury and stress-related issues. I perform neuropsychological testing, Quantitative EEG (brain mapping) and Neurofeedback therapy.
Sometimes all that stands in the way of your happiness and peace of mind is your own thoughts. It's remarkable how our thoughts work against us creating anxiety, depression, and an overall feeling of being trapped or stuck. The good news is that having the happiness you want and deserve is actually within your control. Whether it is getting rid of your fear, understanding why you are so sad, dreaming of a healthier relationship, or just trying to figure out what will actually make you happy, we are here to help you learn how to take control of your life. We utilize a variety of approaches that best fits the needs of my clients. We work closely together to assess your needs, create goals, and customize a treatment plan that will point you in the direction of the progress you are hoping to achieve.
My name is Caitlyn Cook and I’m passionate about helping young people create the lives they truly want. With over a decade of experience, I specialize in supporting those navigating anxiety, depression, low self-worth, and stress management. I'll help you learn from the past, tackle present challenges, and develop the skills to thrive. Life can be tough—but so are you! And you don’t have to do it alone. Reach out today to see how I can support you on your journey.
I offer virtual therapy in New York. I utilize a variety of treatment interventions focusing on strength based and trauma informed care to provide therapy to individuals managing anxiety, depression or significant life changes. I demonstrate the ability to engage individuals in the treatment process by offering a safe space to explore needs. I am a compassionate professional and active listener dedicated to working with clients to help resolve mental health issues and thrive on their own terms.
Have you ever experienced a feeling of constant worry or intrusive thoughts that you just can't get out of your head? Perhaps you experience a constant stream of "what ifs" for all of the possibilities that may happen or worry about being in new social situations. These feelings are particularly prevalent for college students, since you are managing a rigorous course load, creating new relationships and figuring out how to be an adult. It can be totally overwhelming, defeating and exhausting, and can get in the way of you living your life and having the college experience you’ve always imagined. I specialize in working with young adults who experience anxiety, social phobias and OCD. Reach out to schedule a free 15 minute consultation to see if we can be good fit!
College life can be exciting and fulfilling, but also may be daunting and overwhelming at times. Maintaining grades in school, navigating relationships and exploring new experiences may be a lot to do all on your own. My passion lies in helping people adjust to life transitions, and in healing from trauma. Learning what you bring to relationships due to your own upbringing and earlier experiences will help you to be more intentional in your current interactions. I also care about helping people heal what perpetuates their substance use, while working to gain coping skills, and plan for a life of recovery.
Goooooood day to you, person seeking a therapist! I'm Karina Le, a licensed masters social worker who uses they/them pronouns. I'm a therapist who is passionate about walking alongside clients as they discover (or rediscover) their voice, reclaim their space, and reimagine what it means to live authentically. With a clinical foundation rooted in trauma-informed care, I specialize in supporting LGBTQ+ individuals, neurodivergent clients, people of color, and those navigating complex family dynamics or cultural transitions. I earned my Masters of Social Work from Nazareth and hold a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Rochester Institute of Technology. My clinical experience spans individual and group therapy over the past few years, including inpatient adolescent mental health care and work focused on CBT, DBT, identity development, and support for BIPOC students. I also have experiencing in case management during a time spent shadowing case managers in community mental health settings. What really grounds my work is a deep understanding of what it means to perform for others at the expense of self, and the transformative power of therapy to unlearn those patterns. I'm especially passionate about working with clients in transition: young adults entering new chapters, adults shifting paths, and anyone beginning to ask, “Who am I, really?” My approach is curious, nonjudgmental, and always rooted in the belief that therapy can be a radical act of self-love. Please note that I am a part of a greater clinic at Renew Hope and Healing, specifically at their Henrietta location. To schedule an appointment with me, you will have to call our staff at 585-398-8835 and request to work with me specifically, or through our online scheduling at https://renewhopeandhealing.com/online-appointment-request/ I am currently able to accept Excellus and other BCBS insurances, MVP Health Care, and Aetna insurances. I am currently waiting on United to get back to me about being able to take their insurances. If you are out-of-network, I would highly recommend contacting the billing team at Renew via our phone number or at our email billing@renewhopeandhealing.com regarding any questions you have about being able to work with me and still use your out-of-network insurance.
I offer a compassionate, collaborative, and personalized approach to counseling via secure, convenient telehealth care. I view therapy as a space for growth, self-discovery, and healing. My goal is to help clients reconnect with their authentic selves by exploring and nurturing sources of joy, meaning, and vitality, such as sports, creative outlets, or hobbies. I believe that by connecting clients to what truly fulfills them, they can build resilience, restore balance in life, and move towards living their best and most authentic life. I offer a compassionate, collaborative, and personalized approach to counseling via secure, convenient telehealth care. I view therapy as a space for growth, self-discovery, and healing. My goal is to help clients reconnect with their authentic selves by exploring and nurturing sources of joy, meaning, and vitality, such as sports, creative outlets, or hobbies. I believe that by connecting clients to what truly fulfills them, they can build resilience, restore balance in life, and move towards living their best and most authentic life. I am goal-oriented and focused on fostering positive, meaningful outcomes that align with each client’s individual needs, values, and personal goals. My work is guided by what is in the best interest of the client, while honoring their autonomy and unique therapeutic journey. I believe that gently challenging the self—exploring patterns, beliefs, and behaviors with honesty and compassion—is an essential part of personal growth and healing. Through this process, clients are supported in developing insight, building resilience, and creating lasting, positive change. Are you ready to develop a deeper self-love and understanding?
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People often come to a therapist because they want to talk about being anxious, being lonely, feeling depressed, having difficulty in relationships, or having a hard time taking care of themselves and others. I aim to help people to reduce symptoms (e.g., anxiety) and, more generally, to engage in personal growth and to foster a more connected, meaningful life. I will work with you to help you cope more effectively with life stressors; in doing so, I focus on your values, strengths, and potential. I have specialized training in working with individuals with chronic illness and/or eating and weight-related problems, including adolescents, college students, and adults. I completed my clinical training at Yale University and at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. I am currently a Lecturer at Princeton University and the Supervising Psychologist at the Princeton Center for Eating Disorders. Especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, we have all been challenged in our relationships, our work, our empathy, and our resilience. I aim to help others navigate associated feelings of loneliness, worry, anger, and sadness, and I work to help people adapt to changing and uncertain times. My practice is telehealth-only; I am able to see patients in RI, CT, NY, FL, and NJ.
College can be exciting, but it can also bring a lot of stress, pressure, and big transitions. Whether you're struggling with your mental health, navigating friendships or family dynamics, or just trying to figure out who you are and where you're headed, therapy can help. I’m an experienced therapist who works with college students and young adults in a supportive, non-judgmental space. My approach integrates cognitive-behavioral strategies, mindfulness tools, and insight-oriented work to help you build self-awareness, manage stress, improve relationships, and feel more confident in yourself. I also have specialized training in working with trauma and chronic stress, and I help clients make sense of the past so they can feel better in the present and create a meaningful path forward. I've worked with individuals from many different backgrounds, and I tailor each session to your unique needs and goals. If you're thinking about therapy—or even if you're not sure—reach out for a free phone consultation. We can talk about what’s going on and see if we’re a good fit.
there are a number of credentials i could share about myself and ways you might decide if i'm the right therapist for you, but honestly, between you and me, what matters is that i love this work and i believe in this work. i feel deeply humbled to hold people's stories and hearts for a living. the trust that this work requires is no small thing, and i never take that lightly. in my clinical practice, i use theories rooted in an anti-racist, queer liberation, harm reduction, and body-neutral framework. i feel most drawn to this work through an attachment-focused analytical frame. we have all been harmed in relationships, and i believe our healing must also exist in relationships. i know we cannot look at one's personal frame without understanding the systemic and cultural impact that intersectionality has had on one's own experience. i have committed to my clinical work always evolving, and we will both teach each other what comes next. i can't promise a safe place, but i can promise an accountable one. i will create the container, i will show up for rupture, and together we will build a foundation of trust to help you heal, grow, challenge, and shift the things that brought you here. i received my master's in clinical social work from silberman school of social work at hunter college in new york city. after graduation, i worked in community mental health, supporting young mothers on their journey towards recovery from opioid-based addictions. i then joined a group practice where i've worked for many years, supporting folks to heal complicated relationships with food, their bodies, their boundaries, their gender, and their sexuality. i believe i am a partner in this work with you, and as people change, heal, and move forward in their lives, i feel profoundly impacted to bear witness and be a part of your story. it is miraculous. finding the right therapist is a process: trust yourself, explore, ask hard questions. we work for you and with you. i am a white, queer, abolitionist, non-binary, dyslexic, jewish, body-liberatory therapist, and most importantly, a client. the only thing i ask of the folks i work with is a commitment to show up, and the rest we will figure out together.
Hey there, I'm Jessica. I’m a licensed marriage and family therapist. I work from a holistic perspective meaning that I will take into account the mind, body, and spirit connection and the family, cultural and societal connection. People often seen my services for a more holistic, strenth-based, and somatic approach to mental health. I use a systemic theoretical orientation and integrate mindfulness, behavioral, somatic, cognitive, and experiential interventions. I offer in-person sessions in Norwalk, CT, and virtual sessions in Connecticut and New York for all ages.
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Breanna "Taylor" Sciarrino is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner who received her undergraduate degrees from Cornell University and the University of Rochester and a master’s degree from the University of Rochester. She has experience working in both inpatient and outpatient settings. She specializes in both adults and pediatrics.
It's not your fault. College is demanding & society rewards overworking. It can feel impossible to slow down & practice self-care when you're overwhelmed & nothing you do feels like it's enough. You deserve better. Let's work together to help you heal, unlearn society's b.s. rules, re-calibrate your nervous system so you can step into your power to create and enjoy your life!
We are currently accepting new clients. We have the most expertise in helping clients with: (1) Eating disorders; (2) Behavioral weight loss; (3) Parenting concerns; (4) Couples counseling; (5) Behavioral health (insomnia/sleep disorders, chronic pain, alcohol abuse) (6) Anxiety/stress (general, social anxiety, phobias, panic disorder); (7) Depression; and (8) Trauma/PTSD. We have therapists who specialize in working with children, adolescents, families, and adults. We carefully tailor evidence-based psychotherapy (EBPs), which are treatments that are based directly on scientific evidence from several large-scale clinical trials. We are a team of licensed clinical psychologists and licensed care social workers. Several of us hold Assistant Professor Positions (at the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology at Yeshiva University or Yale University) where we conduct treatment development research. We offer an initial free phone consultation. In addition to regular business hours, we offer evening and weekend appointments. To learn more, please see our website: www.salapsychology.com
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