Therapists for college students near Butler University
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I see individuals working through transitional issues (university, relational, stage of life), common mental health issues (anxiety, depression, ADHD), and trauma (adverse childhood events, sexual/psychological/physical abuse, etc). Individuals I work with often are seeking therapy to feel more like themselves, relieve symptoms of mental health, and enjoy their day-to-day lives more. I find we are often a good fit when looking at therapy as an opportunity to connect, process, & grow. Psychology Today Profile: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/courtney-harmatys-indianapolis-in/762980
Through creativity and warmth, we work with clients to facilitate personal growth to help navigate an often confusing world. Together we will increase your self awareness, support you in finding the best answers to life- changing questions, and guide you to a more enjoyable life. We specialize in Anxiety, Depression, Relationships & Couples Counseling, Quarter Life Crisis, Life Transitions, Trauma, & PTSD and more.
Welcome. I’m K. Hilary Curtis-Long, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over eight years of experience in trauma informed and systems-oriented care. My work is grounded in the belief that distress is not a personal failing, but a meaningful response to lived experience—often shaped by relational wounds, cultural narratives, and environments that ask too much of the nervous system. Therapy with me is a space to slow down, listen carefully, and make sense of what your symptoms have been trying to communicate. My clinical background includes training in attachment theory, trauma therapy, Jungian and narrative approaches, feminist theory, and Internal Family Systems (IFS), with a strong emphasis on somatic and mindfulness-based practices. I work with individuals navigating religious trauma, sexuality and identity, attachment wounds, shame, relational harm, and the lingering impacts of early experiences. Many clients come to therapy feeling exhausted by urgency, responsibility, or the pressure to remain functional in systems that feel misaligned with their values. In our work together, we attend to the interconnection between mind, body, and story—exploring how inherited beliefs, early relationships, and social systems have shaped your sense of self, worth, and belonging. Rather than rushing toward solutions, therapy becomes a place to metabolize grief, loosen shame, and reclaim creativity, agency, and meaning at a pace that feels sustainable. Symptoms are approached with curiosity and respect, allowing self- compassion to replace self-blame over time.
All of us face painful and uncertain seasons in life. Sometimes we need extra support to move through them—to heal, to grow, and to reconnect with ourselves and those we love. I’m passionate about walking alongside you through the ebb and flow of life as you process pain, trauma, relationship strain, grief, and the many transitions that shape us. As a certified perinatal mental health professional (PMH-C), I also specialize in supporting new parents, including non-gestational partners and fathers, through the emotional and relational shifts that accompany parenthood. I enjoy working with adults of all ages who are ready to engage in meaningful change, and I offer both individual and couples therapy. My work often includes helping clients navigate anxiety, depression, identity concerns, communication challenges, trauma, and infidelity. My approach is collaborative and compassionate. I strive to create a space where you feel seen, supported, and empowered to move toward greater clarity, calm, and connection. I look forward to meeting you and being part of your healing process.
Connected in Community is a mental health and wellness practice born out of a desire to provide a safe and comfortable environment for people to grieve, celebrate, and heal despite the complexities of the society we live in. The staff uses a blend of traditional psychotherapy informed by Critical Race Theory, Feminism, Abolition, Queer inclusion, and other liberation-centered ideas to guide their work.
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I have a particular passion for working with young adults in the midst of life transitions, those struggling with their relationship with food/their bodies, & those who have a desire to process through previous trauma. My training includes EMDR, which focuses on healing from the symptoms of emotional distress that are a result of difficult life experiences.
When it comes to addiction, individuals, families, and churches feel the impact and search for freedom. At NewDay, we provide a unique experience using evidence-based addiction treatment while emphasizing the Christian aspect of recovery as anchors to provide comprehensive care for the whole person and their family.
At Helix Health Group we believe creating an environment of health and wellness begins with an open empathetic therapeutic relationship. A place where people feel safe to explore their family/relationship dynamics, unresolved traumas, and coping mechanisms. Through this exploration we will discover in what ways these impact your life. All the while, working together to identify your individual strengths and how we can adapt these to empower growth. We will establish an individual treatment plan that may include medications, complementary and alternative wellness interventions, and/or psychotherapy. Our focus is building strong therapeutic alliances, facilitating personal & professional growth, and treating all mental health conditions including addictions with modern medical interventions and psychotherapy. We are passionate about mental health and helping others appreciate their individual strengths.
My passion is to help people to move through their pain to a healthier version of themselves. The populations I enjoy working with are women and couples. Depression and anxiety seem to be why most of my clients seek out therapy. I do offer Telehealth, which may make it easier for a college student to see a therapist.
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Irvington Counseling Collective is a (501c3) nonprofit, income-based sliding-scale therapy practice located in Indianapolis, IN. We are a collective of therapists representative of those we serve. We are dedicated to making mental health support available to those who seek it through low barrier counseling services and mutual aids funds management. As a practice, we are dedicated to supporting members of our community in living rich, full, and meaningful lives, guided by what they value most and irregardless of socioeconomic background. We strive to practice cultural humility in our work, and to create a safe space that warmly supports those who are LGBTQI+, BIPOC and sexually diverse expressions of love. We work as a collective of therapists dedicated to the mission of our organization and support of one another, our clients and our community.
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Deb Randazzo will be providing in-office and tele-health appointments as a response to COVID-19. Deborah is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 15 years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults and families through community mental health organizations. She has provided professional services in outpatient, home, community and school-based settings. Most recently, she has been supervising a school-based mental health team in a local school district. She uses cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), which bridges how our thoughts/feelings/actions are all interconnected. She also uses other theoretical approaches in practice including strengths-based, solutions focused, and mindfulness techniques in her practice. Deb’s areas of clinical interests include: Anxiety Child and Adolescent Trauma ADHD Depression Disruptive Behavior Patterns Self-Esteem Anger management Coping Skills Peer Relationships School Issues Relationship Issues Parenting Deb earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Liberal Arts in Behavior Sciences from Purdue University, and her Master’s Degree in Social Worker from Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis. She is trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and pursuing the certification. She is CPR and Frist Aid certified. "You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them." - Maya Angelou
I am a pre-licensed therapist working toward licensure. I've spent over 500 hours with clients in my graduate program and am currently growing my own caseload at Maitri Counseling Collective. My work is anchored in compassion and curiosity and my goal is to support my clients as they get to know themselves better. I am experienced in working with family dynamics, ADHD, anxiety, depression, body image, and faith deconstruction.
So often clients we see feel unprepared and overwhelmed by the transitions they are facing during their college years. While we specialize in children and teens, we also understand the transition from teen to young adult can be difficult. We also understand many of the issues college students are dealing with started in childhood and are continuing today. We have student, pre-licensed and fully licensed therapists available with different price ranges. Check out our website to learn more about our services and our providers- www.indychildtherapist.com
I’m so happy to introduce myself and welcome you to my counseling practice, Willstone! My name is Maggie Milestone (she/her/hers) and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with 15 years in the social service field, 9 of those years as a therapist. My main focus in therapy is to listen and lean in. Whether you are just beginning this journey of growth and healing or you are looking for the next step, finding a therapist who is a good fit is an important piece. Please take a look at my website to get a better understanding of me and feel free to complete the contact form to set up a FREE 15 minute consult.
At ThrivePointe, we promise remarkable connection and clear direction. Counseling that has connection and direction has proven to change lives, restore relationships, and help clients achieve their personal goals. Once you find a therapist, get ready to work! We don’t do “talk therapy”. We build relationships. And, we do what works (it’s called evidence-based practice) to help you thrive. Bring your whole self and a willingness to be an active participant in the process and we will too. Together, we’ll set goals and create a plan to help you become your fullest self. We look forward to working with you!