Therapists for college students near New York, NY
I specialize in treating anxiety, depression, PTSD, insomnia, autism-related aggression, and geriatric psychiatric disorders. I develop personalized treatment plans that combine therapy, medication management, and lifestyle modifications. With a holistic, patient-centered approach, I guide individuals toward recovery while collaborating closely with psychologists, psychiatrists, and interdisciplinary teams to ensure coordinated, effective care.
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I have worked with college and graduate students for many years. Many have struggled with issues including low self esteem, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, learning disabilities, family conflict and socialization difficulties. I use a variety of therapeutic techniques ranging from traditional “talk” therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, hypnotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and EMDR, as needed. My primary goal is always to help the student to feel better, by gaining greater insight and understanding as to better ways to address their situation.
Author of the Psychology Today series "The Mental Hygienist," Zachary Alti specializes in helping clients optimize their life satisfaction, performance, and relationships through Central Nervous System integration and sustainable lifestyle improvement.
In very brief, as a former staff member and previous Director of a college counseling center, I have 20 years of experience and am passionate and committed to working with Undergraduate and Graduate students. Im told I am easy to talk to, give helpful feedback and offer insight and perspective as well as new coping skills. Exploring questions and concerns, helping you describe and better understanding your problems and their origins is part of my approach. I also know students need immediate go to strategies that can often make a difference in how a semester goes. I work with any and all students but have some specialty experience in clients who are creative individuals such as artists and musicians, graduate students and health care majors. I appreciate you checking out my website (see below) or my Psychology Today profile for more information on my practice. Thank you. Hope to meet you soon.
I am a family therapist and a certified trauma specialist. I provide comprehensive family, couples and individual therapy. Regardless of the unique nature of what your struggle might be, I begin my work with the provision of a warm, welcoming and respectful environment for my clients. Further information on my professional orientation and qualifications can be found here: https://iwellnessuny.com/about-us/alev-ates-barlas-lfmt/ While validating my clients is central to my work, the safety and assurance of the way I join with them equips me also with an ability to challenge them when needed and give them an opportunity to practice insight, skills and wider range of reactions to their everyday triggers.
We deserve a space to feel free. To nurture our community, our culture, our language, our rhythm, and our souls. Prism Counseling & Advocacy is dedicated to being pro-queer, pro-black, trauma-informed, neurodivergence-affirming, fat liberation focused and anti-body oppression/terrorism, sex & kink-affirming, anti-ableist, decolonizing, and anti-capitalist. At Prism, there will always be a focus on social justice and providing therapy that is empowering and de-stigmatizing for all clients.
I often work with young people struggling to understand who they are and why they do the things they do. This may be felt as a gnawing sense of dissatisfaction or despair, or a more intense experience of feeling lost and out of control. We work together to identify your concerns in a safe environment that emphasizes giving language to emotional experience, identifying unconscious patterns of behavior, and finding meaning in your life.
Hello there! We hope this message finds you doing well. We wanted to introduce ourselves as Eat for Success, a black woman-owned private practice dedicated to helping individuals heal their relationship with food through a personalized and empowering approach to nutrition. We understand that college life can be hectic and stressful, and sometimes it can be difficult to prioritize your health. That's where we come in! Our team of registered dietitians is here to provide the tools and support you in making changes that will last a lifetime. We offer a range of flexible times for services, including one-on-one consultations, group sessions, and workshops, all designed to help you strengthen your relationship with food and body. We work and embrace clients of all backgrounds and are committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and welcoming space for everyone. If you want to learn more about how we can support you on your food and body journey, please don't hesitate to reach out. We would love to chat and answer any questions you may have. Best regards, The Eat for Success Team
Do you feel emotions you don’t want to feel or make choices you don’t want to make? You’re in the right place to find practical answers and a safe, compassionate place to share your story. Together we’ll navigate ways to manage your hectic life with more ease, find relief from overwhelming emotions and improve relationships with both yourself and other people. All parts of you are welcome here.
It takes a great deal of courage to reach out for help and start the personal journey towards healing. You are not alone, Grace Street Counseling is here to provide support, compassion, and a safe space for self discovery.
Clients I meet tend to experience a lot of emotional and psychological mistreatment in their childhood, and how that impacts their adulthood. I spend a lot of time with people helping them figure out their boundaries with others, and how to deal with conflict in different relationships. I’ve worked with people on the ideas of perfectionism recently, and how it can create a negative space internally when one’s standards are not met often.
An important part of successful therapy is feeling connected with your therapist. I'll first work with you on building that connection by listening and trying to understanding your feelings and experiences. We will also work collaboratively to understand patterns in your relationships and past experiences that help shape your current situation and behaviors. Coming to a better understanding of yourself, your feelings and behaviors is the first order of change. I also specialize in working with children, adolescents and families. With a Master's in School Psychology, I collaborate well with school professionals to support your child more comprehensively. I also provide parenting support to address challenging behaviors at home. I make sure the therapeutic process is collaborative. By helping you build upon strengths and understand challenges, you can start having a greater awareness of your thoughts, feelings and behaviors and incorporate healthier coping strategies and attain professional, academic, and interpersonal goals. To work on this together, contact me for a free phone consultation.
I’m Tiffany, and I’m genuinely excited to meet you. I specialize in supporting individuals through anxiety, life transitions, trauma, and depression. My approach is all about creating a warm, empathetic space where you can explore your experiences and work towards meaningful change at your pace. Navigating anxiety, major life shifts, or past trauma can be incredibly challenging, and finding a path forward often feels overwhelming. Together, we’ll work at a pace that feels right for you, using proven techniques to help you manage these struggles and build resilience. In our sessions, you can expect a compassionate and non-judgmental environment where your thoughts and feelings are valued. My goal is to help you gain clarity, develop effective coping strategies, and find a sense of balance and fulfillment. I’m here to support you every step of the way and am looking forward to embarking on this journey with you.
I earned my PsyD (Doctor of Psychology) degree at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology and I have worked in different settings including university/community counseling centers, dual diagnosis treatment centers, and psychiatric hospitals (Austen Riggs Center). I work from a psychoanalytic orientation. This approach emphasizes the importance of both past and present experiences, relationships, emotions, patterns of being, and the unconscious. While it is natural to want to move away from suffering, it is when we give it a voice that healing can begin. Though genetics can play a role in the development of psychiatric problems; symptoms are some of the ways our psyche and body deal with pain that has not been understood, contextualized, and articulated. My goal as a psychoanalytic therapist is to help my patients notice how their symptoms are not accidental experiences to dodge, but rather meaningful communications to explore. Only through this inquiry can patients tap into interpersonal and intrapersonal as well as conscious and unconscious phenomena that have shaped their life and continue to contribute to their suffering.
Overwhelmed? Anxious? Hopeless? You've come to the right place. Congratulations on taking a first step toward healing. I am a licensed psychologist specializing in treating trauma, mood disorders, and behavioral problems. I work with pre-teens through adults in family therapy, couples therapy, or individual therapy. I have a passion for empowering my clients to understand themselves better, to heal from pain, and to thrive in life. Call for a free 15-minute phone consultation (214) 247-6410.
Welcome to my private practice located both virtually and in person in Princeton across from the University. I am also licensed to see students in New York and Florida. My practice is evidence based grounded in research on best practices for addressing Anxiety and OCD. I treat all forms of anxiety, provide comprehensive assessments for OCD, anxiety & ADHD, as well as providing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, including exposure therapy, ERP & Inferential ICBT for OCD. My expertise spans beyond anxiety and OCD to include related mood, sleep, stress time and task planning, motivation, productivity, eating/appetite and ADHD, OCD, ASD/neurodiversity and perfectionism. I focus on you as a whole person, not just a diagnosis or label. I am dedicated to offering you a supportive space to explore your concerns as well as practical evidence based tools and strategies for managing your symptoms. I have been a counselor & therapist in academic spaces for over 20 years including at Princeton University, NYU, Columbia University, The Julliard School, Parson's School of Design and the University of South Florida. Students have described me as warm, proactive, caring and engaged. Prior to becoming an OCD and Anxiety specialist, I specialized in working with actors, performing and visual artists, composers, musicians and writer's in NYC. I focus on you as a whole person, not just a diagnosis or label. I am dedicated to offering you a supportive space to explore your concerns as well as practical evidence based tools and strategies for managing your symptoms. I partner with you to draw upon your strengths, welcoming to people from varying cultural and religious backgrounds, lifestyles and belief systems. My practice is LGBTQIA friendly and inviting. I also provide therapy, consultation and assessment for children ages 6 and up related to OCD, Anxiety and learning challenges, as well as coaching for parents and couples dealing with anxiety, ADHD and OCD. I work closely with students and families in need of educational assessment, occupational therapy and medication management in the community. About Me: In addition to being a therapist, I am a mixed media artist, meditator and mom to two young adults. I live near Princeton with my family including a furry family member.
Handspring is a modern mental health clinic that provides personalized, evidence-based behavioral care for young adults. We currently serve young adults who are looking for treatment for anxiety, depression, or behavioral difficulties. Our therapeutic approaches include CBT, DBT, organizational skills training, behavior therapy, exposure & response prevention, and parent management training.