Therapists for college students near University of Montana

Life has a tendency to throw us off balance, and we might benefit from professional support to help us get back on our path. Counseling is an amazing tool that can increase awareness of patterns that don’t serve us. Sometimes, we get “stuck in our own mind” and through the counseling process, we can broaden our view and shift perspective. You can also develop new coping skills to help navigate challenging situations. Counseling can foster a strong sense of self and boost confidence. Susanne can support adolescents, young adults, and adults to move forward in life in an authentic and empowered way. The focus of our sessions aims to promote self-growth by increasing an understanding of the different behaviors, patterns, thoughts, stories, and beliefs that are getting in the way of living a fulfilling life. Susanne will support you in a non-judgmental and compassionate manner. She will give you a gentle nudge to move outside of your comfort zone when you are feeling stagnant. She will help you to cultivate a sense of calm within when life feels chaotic and unpredictable.

Breathe Mind Body Therapy is a company that is deeply committed to providing quality care to individuals, teens, couples, and families in need of mental health therapy. We are committed to using practices that involve working with the whole person – mind, body, spirit – including existentialism, mindfulness, Mindful Self-Compassion, positive psychology, and the Shame Resiliency work of Dr. Brené Brown. Our goal is not only to help you through difficult times but also to guide you in being true to yourself and thus uncover your authenticity.

My practice includes both individual or couples psychotherapy, as well as psychological evaluations, including general diagnostic evaluations, as well as evaluations for ADHD and learning disabilities. I can meet in person or by videoconference.

I was born and raised in Montana and have a genuine passion for nature and the outdoors. I received my Bachelors in Psychology at Montana State University in 2001. I then pursued my Masters of Social Work degree and graduated in 2008 from the University of Montana. This graduate program had a focus on providing a social justice and integrated practitioner perspective. I have an eclectic style that can be tailored to each unique individual. My primary therapeutic methods include Mindfulness Based, Holistic, Exposure, Narrative, Cognitive and Behavioral, Strengths Based & Solution Focused Therapies. Amy provides a non-judgmental and compassionate environment that often helps people feel comfortable. A true passion of mine is structuring therapeutic activities for clients to express, process, increase self-awareness, and de-stress from life’s challenging and developmental experiences. My past work experiences have been in several areas. I have worked in healthcare with the geriatric population, provided school based mental health to kids from grades kindergarten through 12th grade, substance abuse counseling to college aged kids, crisis intervention with the armed forces and a private practice providing therapeutic services to a wide range of people, families and couples that include helping folks who struggle with Mood Disorders, Anxiety Disorders and life transitions/changes.

Sometimes, life becomes overwhelming, whether it's because of a major life change, a tough breakup, difficulties at school, or the overwhelming grief of losing someone you care about. Perhaps you feel trapped in a fog, or you're finding it difficult to explain your emotions and thoughts to others. Maybe you're experiencing depression, anxiety, self-harm, or even thoughts of ending your life. You have been navigate these challenges alone for so long, and now you're looking for help. That’s where I come in. As a licensed clinical professional counselor, I specialize in helping adolescents and young adults work through these difficult emotions and experiences. My approach is centered on offering a safe, non-judgmental space where we can explore what you’re going through and help you find relief. I believe in empowering you on your path toward restoration and growth, providing the tools and perspective you need to cope and heal. Whether you're seeking hope, understanding, coping skills, or a way to make sense of the chaos, I am here to walk alongside you on that journey. Send me a message or give me a call and let's get you on your way. Not sure if therapy is right for you? Not sure if I am the right fit? I am happy to talk with you and see if I might be a good fit for your needs. Contact me to schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation.

Welcome to Gulf Shores Counseling Center in Sarasota Florida. Our therapists are a team of qualified, experienced, caring counselors that have experience treating a wide range of mental health disorders. Our hours of operation are Monday-Thursday from 8am-8pm, Fridays from 8am -6pm and Saturdays from 10am-3pm. We also participate with all major insurance payers and offer a sliding scale rate for individuals who do not have medical insurance. Please contact our client scheduler, Lisa Kane, for more information and for scheduling at 941-893-3755, extension 101

I work with people on relationship issues, anxiety, ADHD, perfectionism, body image, disordered eating, depression, bi-polar, chronic pain and BPD. I am a former teacher and current herbalist. I am interested in how the brain forms patterns that lead to distress, and how to "unwind" those patterns to create positive change. I utilize "talk therapy" and EMDR to effect change. I work with you and your needs in therapy. Visit my website, RootedWisdomTherapy.com to learn more about me and my practice.

I'm a licensed clinical psychologist offering online therapy to college students and young adults across MT and WA. My approach to therapy is integrative, attachment-based, diversity-affirming, and depathologizing. This means that I help you to understand your struggles through the lens of neurobiological adaptions to social environments and relational experiences versus symptoms of a disorder. I work with a variety of presenting concerns and specialize in the effects of complex trauma, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, mood swings, dissociative processes, ADHD/executive functioning difficulties, self-destructive behavior, identify confusion or conflict, and difficulties feeling safe, close, or understood in the context of relationships. Therapy is not about me telling you what to do; its about co-creating therapeutic relationship that fosters a curious and compassionate expanded awareness of yourself, so that you can use that information to direct whatever changes you're needing to feel more authentic, connected, and empowered in your life. I tend to integrate the following treatment modalities/interventions: somatic/mindfulness-based therapies, Trauma-informed Stabilization Treatment-informed "parts work", DBT skills, and interpersonal and emotion-focused therapy. I also have training in CBT, MI, and CPT for clients wanting/needing a more top-down approach.

I have been practicing as a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) for 8 years. I started my counseling career at Youth Dynamics Inc. I learned to meet youth where they are at and work together to help them gain confidence to overcome the challenges they face. I also have work with adults navigating the waves of life individually and in relationships. In all circumstances I have helped those experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, oppositional defiance, divorce, personality disorders, couples counseling, marriage counseling, and victims of trauma. Some additional information about is I am currently retired from the United States Army. I was enlisted on Active Duty for 4 years from 2004-2008 and then started my endeavor becoming an office in the Army Reserve through ROTC. I was a company commander where listening to soldiers is what prompted me to move toward Army Chaplaincy. My passion is to support, navigate, and overcome challenges others face together.

I can imagine that your journey has been a challenging one. Reaching out for help is no small feat. Most likely, it took a lot of courage for you to arrive here. It requires bravery to open up to someone and be vulnerable. I get it. To say, “I need help,” is a tremendously vulnerable act. I am here to make that process as seamless as possible. The more each of us reaches out for help, the more we normalize helping each other. Welcome! Just as no two people are exactly alike, neither is their process in therapy. In each therapeutic relationship we settle into an approach that feels appropriate, remaining open to changes throughout the treatment. An integral part of my work is to help individuals overcome trauma (relational and physical) along with the limiting beliefs that go along with those experiences. I understand that you may feel that the word “trauma” may not apply to you. However, I have found that most people who struggle have had life experiences that they consider insignificant; Those same experiences end up being key in moving forward with their healing. We tend to have experiences that lead to unhelpful patterns which lock us into feeling unloved, hurt, misunderstood, helpless and unvalued as well as a myriad of other feelings. Together we will unveil those experiences and move through a somatic, body/mind integration in order to feel physically different in the present. In order to reach these permanent changes, we have sessions on a weekly basis. Typically treatment lasts from one to one and a half years. I have extensive training in EMDR, mindfulness and meditation, Attachment-Focused Therapy, psychodynamic theory, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I specialize in working with young adults (ages 20 to early 30s) who struggle with PTSD/trauma, depression, anxiety, major life transitions, identity issues, loss/grief, and individuals that want to experience more self-growth. I aim to help people find their own authentic path towards understanding, compassion, and meaning in life through a relationally grounded approach. In addition to my formal clinical masters-level training in psychotherapy from Smith College for Social Work, I have over 15 years of training in behavioral learning theory that is grounded in my prior work as a teacher and parent educator. What that means for you is that we have a variety of means to address what is happening for you so that your treatment is as individualized as possible. In addition, I have a Master of the Arts degree in Bilingual and Diverse Education. I am actively working to be anti-racist, and strive to implement practices that decolonize the therapeutic process and move away from pathologizing peoples’ experiences.

Claire is passionate about supporting individuals through life’s challenges by creating a warm and empathetic space. She understands that starting therapy can feel intimidating and emphasizes a collaborative, client-centered approach. Claire works to help clients gain insight, identify unhelpful patterns, and build more secure, connected relationships.

Exploring tensions, suffering, or stuckness you may be experiencing takes courage. I honor and celebrate the opportunity to witness each individual’s process and show up as their collaborator. Humans are wired to be in connection and community, and it is through relationship that we can experience safety, growth, and empowerment. I enter the counseling relationship with curiosity and nonjudgement. What are your values and how do they inform your perspective? What are your stories and meaning-making process? How does your environment and systems impact and intersect with your identities? I have experience working with clients navigating relationship difficulties, domestic violence, sexual assault/abuse, trauma/PTSD, grief, life transitions, identity development, and neurodiversity (ADHD/Autism Spectrum Disorder). Reach out for a free consultation. I look forward to collaborating with you!

Hi, I’m Jay Johnson, a Licensed Addiction Counselor at North Star Counseling & Recovery. I help people understand their relationship with alcohol and other substances and work toward changes that fit their goals. You may be questioning your use, dealing with consequences, or looking for support in recovery. You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out. My approach is collaborative, practical, and nonjudgmental. Together, we’ll explore what’s getting in the way, build skills for handling stress and triggers, and strengthen the supports that help you move forward. College can bring new pressures, relationships, and responsibilities. My goal is to offer a space where you can talk honestly and take meaningful steps toward the life you want.

Hi, I'm Kerianne! I'm a mixed-race and queer Asian-American therapist. I enjoy working with a diverse range of clients with various issues relating to identity development, anxiety, multiculturalism, life transitions, and ADHD. I work collaboratively to cultivate a open, warm, and welcoming space for processing your experiences and beliefs. I often ask a lot of questions to help best understand yourself and what might work best for you.

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I offer patient-centered, trauma-informed, evidence-based care to guide you on your journey to mental wellness. With a collaborative and personalized approach, I cater to individuals of all ages and various mental health conditions. If these experiences resonate with you and you're ready for positive change, don't hesitate to reach out. Taking the first step towards healing is commendable, and it's always the right time to work towards a better version of yourself. Available in person in Houston, TX and virtually in Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Texas, Kansas, Arizona, Delaware, and Montana.

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Micah Duke is dual board-certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner and board-certified as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. He has nearly two decades of experience helping adults and children in crisis and emergency situations. Micah self-identifies as a "professional student" and understands the many stresses associated with leaving home and attending college. He believes in a holistic, person-centered approach to mental health that focuses on both the physical and mental stresses of life. He also believes that everybody needs someone to talk to sometime so nobody should ever feel stigmatized for seeking mental health help.

Therapy can be a space that’s just yours—somewhere to slow down, sort through what’s on your mind, and get to know yourself more clearly. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or just trying to figure out who you are and where you’re going, you don’t have to do it alone. There’s no one “right” way to be in therapy—together, we’ll find an approach that fits you and what you need right now, while keeping in mind where you want to grow. I bring a compassionate and curious approach, and I’m not afraid to gently challenge you when it’s helpful. We might look at patterns in your relationships, habits, or thoughts to better understand what’s underneath them—and create meaningful, lasting change. I work with college students and young adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD and other neurodivergent experiences, relationship stress, and questions around identity, culture, and spirituality. Starting therapy can feel like a big step—whether it’s your first time or not. I offer a free 30-minute consultation (video or in person) so we can get to know each other and see if it feels like a good fit.