Therapists for college students near Indianapolis, IN

As a therapist, I operate from a client centered lens. I look to my clients as the experts of their experiences and the facilitators of their own solutions. My role is to act as a mirror, in order for you to see and know yourself on a deeper and more meaningful level. Through this process, you will be challenged to face things that are uncomfortable, show yourself and others grace, and grow into a better version of yourself. Transformation is a process and requires commitment and dedication from both sides of the client, therapist relationship. I am committed to helping you get there, when you are ready to begin.

We are a group of clinical psychologists dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care to help you navigate life’s challenges. We offer therapy (ACT, DBT, CBT, Mindfulness) and coaching for individuals, groups, and couples/families. Whether you’re facing anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, or personal growth hurdles, our goal is to create a safe and supportive space for healing and transformation. We periodically also offer workshops and small groups online for topics including: - Mindfulness & Meditation on Fridays 12 - 12:30 pm. ($25/ week) - Alcohol use in an era of sober curiosity on Tuesdays 6 - 8 pm. - Overcome control, challenge perfectionism and find flexibility on Thursday evenings. Our session rates range from $165-$350, depending on clinician and service.

Feeling overwhelmed by anxiety? I specialize in helping college professors and students manage stress, performance pressure, and academic anxiety with evidence-based therapy. Located in Bloomington,IN. I offer a supportive, confidential space to explore your challenges and build lasting coping skills. Whether you're facing burnout, test anxiety, or work-life balance issues, I'm here to help. In-network with major insurance providers. Let's work together toward calm and clarity—reach out today to schedule a consultation.

Hello! Since obtaining my Masters in Social Work from IUPUI, I have been an individual, family and school-based therapist working with clients of all ages ranging from 3-years-old and up. I have worked with behavioral problems, school-based struggles, addictions, trauma and abuse, depression, anxiety, marital/relationship struggles, mood disorders, counseling before geriatric surgery, self-esteem issues, parenting, grief and loss, clients involved with DCS and probation, and adjusting to life’s changes. I utilize a trauma-focused approach that draws from tenets of strengths-based approaches, CBT, DBT and solution-focused techniques. I believe an important aspect of counseling is a trusting therapeutic relationship. I focus on a non-judgmental and accepting approach as I work to get to know you so that you feel confident and comfortable expressing feelings. Having a good connection with a therapist can help create the foundation for effective change and progress in the counseling experience. With a strong therapeutic relationship, we can work together as a team to work through whatever it is you are facing. You do not have to go through life’s struggles alone. Contact me today to get started!

I am an independent clinician working with teens, young adults and adults. I enjoy working with those enrolled in college as it is a unique time of life. What once felt simple can feel very different with independent living and high expectations. I am able to serve those in Indiana and Kansas through telehealth and in person in my office in Northwest Indiana.

At CCH we specialize in Early Intervention and Outpatient Therapy. We provide mental health and substance use services for ages 13 and older.

ABOUT MELISSA I'm Melissa Johnson, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and my psychotherapy focus is dedicated to people who are experiencing life transitions, grief and loss, anxiety and depression, and the courageous journey of healing. ​​ Clients and colleagues tell me I offer a warm and inviting space to heal and grow. My goal is to offer the opportunity for people to understand what is confusing, transform trauma and loss, and learn how to thrive. ​ I am an Internal Family Systems Certified Therapist. IFS is a transformative, efficient, and evidence-based psychotherapy that helps people heal by accessing and loving their protective and wounded inner parts.

People who are living with depression, anxiety, trauma, and chronic health conditions face a unique and often overwhelming loop of emotional and physical challenges. Sometimes people feel defeated, burnt out, and stuck in patterns that hinder personal growth. Breaking free from these patterns requires a comprehensive approach, addressing that feedback loop between emotional wellness and physical health conditions. Learning skills to make safe and healthy changes empowers people decenter the diagnosis and live more fulfilling and meaningful lives.

I am the director of Modern Mental Health, which is a group of psychologists and trainees (doctoral students in psychology) who provide individual therapy and psychological testing/assessment. We are located in the Purdue Research Park, which is bus-accessible and less than 10 minutes from Purdue's campus. Please visit our website for information about each of our psychologists. We are always accepting referrals for testing/assessment; however, we do sometimes have a waitlist for therapy. Currently, with the COVID-19 public health concern, we are only offering video sessions and no in-person office visits. My therapeutic style can be described as warm, friendly, and casual. I work best with individuals who are going through some sort of life stage/change and struggling with aspects of this. I love working with people who are working toward self-improvement and reaching their goals. I specialize in working with LGBTQ populations, and most of my caseload identify as queer and/or trans.

How you feel about yourself, relate with others, and make your way in the world is significantly influenced by your earliest relationships. If your caregivers struggled with their own psychological health, their ability to connect with and be emotionally available to you may have been impaired. You may have felt invalidated, rejected, smothered or unwanted. Since you had no choice but to adapt and attach to the adults available to you, you may now find yourself in relationships that feel empty, end abruptly, or are riddled with conflict. Such disharmony only exacerbates feeling depressed and anxious. As a psychodynamic therapist, I am trained to recognize the underlying thoughts, feelings, and patterns that keep you from sustaining meaningful relationships and stuck in emotional pain. Rather than viewing you as a diagnosis or problem to be solved, I'm most interested in understanding and helping you work through what is troubling you. I completed training at The Object Relations Institute of New York City, The Center for Religion and Psychotherapy of Chicago, and I am an Assistant Professor at Indiana University South Bend . I am also a classically trained musician and former high school choral director. Please visit my website at www.kurtmhanus.com

Dr. Andrew Yoder Ph.D., HSPP graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2016 and has been a licensed clinical psychologist in Indiana for the past eight years. He completed his post-doctoral fellowship and his first seven years of licensed practice with the Bowen Center. He completed a wide-range of psychological services including individual therapy, couples therapy, psychological assessment, and clinical supervision for an APA-accredited pre-doctoral internship program. Dr. Yoder joined Feathergill and Associates in 2023 and will be continuing to provide psychological services including individual therapy for adults, psychological testing for diagnostic clarification, pre-Bariatric/pre-surgical psychological testing, neuropsychological (dementia) screening, ADHD testing, and intellectual assessment. Therapeutic approaches include a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Humanistic. Dr. Yoder’s areas of interest and expertise include issues related to depression and anxiety, adjustment, and development of stress-management and coping skills. Dr. Yoder is a member of the American Psychological Association and the National Academy of Neuropsychology.

Ms. Stephanie Wilson is a highly qualified and accomplished Board-Certified Advance Practice Registered Nurse specializing in psychiatry. With expertise in diagnosing, treating, and prescribing medication for individuals across the lifespan, including children, adolescents, and adults, Ms. Wilson possesses a comprehensive understanding of various mental health conditions. Some of her areas of specialization encompass ADHD, Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, Schizophrenia, OCD, and Insomnia, among others. Stephanie demonstrates unwavering dedication in delivering exceptional mental health services to adolescents and adults, prioritizing quality, compassion, and comprehensive care. She leverages her strong clinical skills, complemented by her innate ability to establish meaningful connections with clients and their families. By combining evidence-based guidelines with over 7 years of practical experience, personal observations, and intuition, Stephanie provides a holistic approach to her practice as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP). Her multifaceted role encompasses that of an educator, supporter, and mental health advocate. Stephanie's practice style embraces both traditional and alternative medicine approaches. In her traditional practice, she remains up-to-date with the latest psychiatric medications, ensuring her clients receive the most effective treatment options available. Furthermore, Stephanie integrates alternative medicine techniques, such as natural treatments, including but not limited to vitamins, supplements, lifestyle modifications, nutrition, exercise, and stress management. Her approach recognizes the interconnectedness of the mind, body, and spirit, reflecting the belief that we are unified beings rather than a mere collection of separate parts, as emphasized by the renowned Hippocrates, known as "The Father of Medicine." Above all, Ms. Wilson’s primary objective is to support her clients in achieving a balanced lifestyle. By addressing their individual needs and goals, she aims to empower them to live fulfilling lives.

Hello! One of the hardest things is feeling like we have hurt or disappointed those closest to us. It’s a struggle every day to keep relationships and even friendships going smoothly. We often disappoint ourselves, and life hasn’t always been what we hoped it would be. Maybe things look good on the surface but inside we feel like everyone else has it figured out while we barely keep it together. It doesn’t have to feel like this, and I can help you feel better through therapy. While in therapy with us you will definitely laugh, you might cry, and you will see changes in your life that you’ve wanted for a long time. Good therapy can help us feel less like a failure and find more success in life. Changing the way we think can change the way we feel and dealing with trauma can help it feel less awful. Therapy can help us be a better partner, friend, or parent. Whether you’re reading this for yourself, for your family, or as a couple we can help you make things better. You'll feel safe and connected while you process the past so life becomes easier and more enjoyable. Our therapists can help you learn skills that will help you feel better about yourself and have better interactions with other people.

I specialize in supporting college students who feel overwhelmed by the challenges of campus life—from managing academic pressure and navigating new social environments to handling personal transitions and stress. I understand that many students share common experiences such as balancing coursework, part-time work, and relationships, while also grappling with uncertainty about the future. Who I Help My approach works best for students who: Feel anxious about their studies or future career choices. Struggle with balancing social life, academics, and personal well-being. Are navigating significant life transitions (e.g., moving away from home, starting new relationships). Need a supportive, non-judgmental space to talk through their challenges. How I Work I use clear, everyday language to explain ideas and strategies—no confusing jargon here. Whether you're dealing with stress, low self-esteem, or just need someone to listen, my goal is to help you understand your situation better and build practical steps toward a healthier, more balanced life. Why This Might Be Right for You If you’re a student looking for a compassionate professional who understands the unique pressures of campus life, we might be a great fit. I’m here to help you explore your feelings, develop strategies to manage stress, and set you on a path toward personal growth and success.

Welcome! We offer both In-person and Telehealth services based upon a client needs. Whether you are experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, relationship issues, or simply desire personal growth and the ability to make positive changes in your life, the therapists at Feathergill & Associates can help. We provide outpatient services to adults, adolescents, couples and families. Our goal is to help you obtain relief from distress, develop self-confidence, and enjoy a more enriched, fulfilling, and empowered life. We are committed to providing services that are: Caring: We provide compassionate care in a confidential and supportive setting to address our client's concerns. Flexible hours are available to accommodate your scheduling needs. Effective: We utilize an integrative approach that draws on proven techniques, including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Insight Oriented Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Collaborative: We develop therapeutic relationships with our clients that promote healing, growth, and positive change. We also work collaboratively with physicians, psychiatrists, teachers, and other specialists to coordinate the best possible care and outcomes.

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Welcome! Groupworks is a unique psychology practice that offers Group, Individual, Family and Couples Therapy to Older Children, Adolescents, and Adults. Our doors are open to all people from many walks of life and backgrounds. We attempt to bring compassion to all who enter our space. Our psychologists, Dr. Tony Sheppard, Dr. Zack Thieneman, Dr. Jacquelyn Love, and Dr. Brian Belva serve the Louisville metro community and beyond by Bringing Psychology to Everyday Life!

Emily S. Burris, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical and aeromedical psychologist specializing in evidenced-based assessment and treatment of mood disorders and mental health issues related to trauma, chronic medical conditions, LGBTQ+ status, grief/loss, neurodevelopmental conditions, and psychosocial/phase of life stressors. Dr. Burris is skillfully trained to address specific occupational questions related to fitness for duty and/or flight, provide differential diagnostic assessment for young adults experiencing attention/concentration difficulties, and deliver health-related psychological assessments for transgender health care and surgical patients. She has a diverse clinical and education background that she intends to utilize in private practice in helping others maximize strengths, improve intra- and interpersonal well-being and communication, and identify appropriate treatment and/or occupation-related recommendations.

I am a licensed clinical social worker with over 21 years of experience dedicated to working with first responders, law enforcement, military personnel, and/or their families. I worked in the first responder world for many years before pursuing my degree in counseling. l personally understand the stressors associated with this profession. I also specialize in women's issues such as perinatal/postpartum mood and anxiety disorders, infertility, and infant loss. While my specialty is with the above population, please know I am extremely versed and tested regarding immediate relief in all complex mental health disorders. As first responders, spouses, and parents often we put everyone else's needs above our own until we have nothing left to give. This is when we realize we need the help and quick. I offer a no judgement space with after hours, early am, and weekend virtual sessions in order to accommodate schedules. If you need a different time than is listed, please reach out to me, and I will see what I can do to accommodate your schedule. I stand ready to serve you and yours. I know this is a terrifying step. You are worried. You have questions like.... How well this affect my ability to do my job? Will my marriage survive? Should I stay in this line of work? Will I ever be well enough for my family? I assure you, I am here to help, and we will get you feeling better quickly. Thank you for your consideration.