Therapists for college students near 40205
Level Up Counseling is dedicated to providing mental health counseling and therapy for nerds, geeks, punks, artists, musicians, creatives, individuals with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD), persons on the Autism Spectrum and others identifying as neurodivergent. In short, we want to provide counseling, therapy, and coaching for the self-avowed misfits of the world and embrace what is awesome about being atypical.
Louisville Seminary Counseling Center (LSCC) is sponsored by the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary to provide confidential and affordable therapy to individuals, couples, and families in a pastoral care setting. Therapists are Master level students in the Marriage and Family Therapy Program at Louisville Seminary. INDIVIDUALS: Louisville Seminary Counseling Center provides a supportive environment for individuals to discuss therapeutic concerns. Common issues addressed in counseling with individual adults include: Depression Self-Esteem Spiritual concerns Decision-making Healthy Relationships Anxiety Life Transitions Couples Issues LGBTQ PTSD Bi-polar Disorder Grief and Loss Family Concerns Anger Management Self-Harm and Suicidality FAMILIES: Louisville Seminary Counseling Center welcomes families to take advantage of the opportunity to work on relational issues is a confidential setting. Whether your family includes young children, adolescents, adults, or seniors, we welcome you to LSCC. Our Counseling Center provides a specific room for play therapy with children, a space for expressive arts, and a space to work with sand tray. These creative resources allow for additional ways to gain perspective and to resolve issues. COUPLES: Louisville Seminary Counseling Center welcomes all couples who wish to strengthen their relationships to come for couple’s counseling. LSCC offers couples therapy for pre-marital, marital, and discerning couples. Our therapists have training in Prepare/Enrich through Life Innovations, a company that studies couple relationships and assists in understanding the strengths and challenges couples face. This structured assessment for four sessions is just one option for couple’s counseling. LSCC is unable to provide couple’s therapy when domestic violence is present. If you are a victim of intimate partner violence, we encourage you to receive support from the local shelter at the Center for Women and Families. FINANCIAL: Counseling sessions are 50 minutes in length. LSCC has an initial session fee of $20.00 for all clients. Future session fees are established during the initial session using a sliding fee scale from a $10.00 minimum fee to a $65.00 maximum fee, based on client income and ability to pay. SCHEDULING: Those interested in sessions should contact the LSCC Intake Coordinator at 502 / 894-2293. This Marriage and Family Therapy Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE) of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT). Interns and Associates are supervised by AAMFT Approved Supervisors and Kentucky Board approved supervisors. Individuals interested in sessions should contact the LSCC Intake Coordinator at 502 / 894-2293.
I am a Ph.D. level licensed psychologist with special interest and training in working with college and graduate students. I have received training at several university counseling centers including Butler University, Miami University of Ohio, and Indiana University-Bloomington. I also worked at the IU Counseling Center with students before starting my own private practice first in Bloomington IN, then in Louisville, KY. Additionally, I have taught courses at the undergraduate and graduate level. I have helped clients struggling with a wide range of issues, including depression, anxiety, OCD, and panic disorder. I have special interest in diversity and cultural issues, including those affecting international and first generation college students. Additionally I have experience in treating trauma, grief, life transitions, performance anxiety, minor disordered eating, and family/relationship concerns. The foundation of my counseling approach is in a compassionate and understanding therapeutic relationship. Furthermore, I integrate the art and science of psychological treatment, and tailor treatment specifically to you. I consider your needs, strengths, and values, and collaborate with you so that you may reach your goals. My strength-based approach incorporates elements from cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, experiential, and mindfulness perspectives.