Therapists for college students near New York University

Hi! My name is Melissa Mason (she/her) and I'm a seasoned therapist with an established history of working with adolescents & young adults. I possess clinical expertise in eating disorders, anxiety, depression, trauma & other co-occurring disorders & I specialize in Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) designed to reduce symptoms of trauma & PTSD. In addition to my clinical training I have been extensively trained in the use of yoga & mindfulness as a complimentary intervention. I recognize the strong connection between mind & body & work to help clients develop practices that enhance their overall wellness. My therapeutic approach is grounded in the belief that an effective therapist builds good relationships, built on mutual respect & trust. This sets the tone for the work & allows the client to feel safe enough to be vulnerable. I work with clients to develop insight into the function of their presenting problem without shame or judgement, allowing them to find alternative ways to get their needs met. I believe in taking a multidimensional approach to treatment & work collaboratively with allied professionals to ensure each patient is getting the most comprehensive care possible. I whole heartedly believe recovery from whatever you are struggling with is possible & aim to impart that hope to my clients. My approach is warm, open & non-judgmental. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/melissa-mason-fishkill-ny/789530

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As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 18 years of clinical experience, I use a trauma informed approach to help my clients feel safe and supported when sharing their past, present and goals for the future. I specialize in treating those that struggle with Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, ADHD, PTSD, Relationships, Communication Issues, and Compassion Fatigue. As an experienced clinician, I can be your guide to help you navigate through your feelings and thoughts with support and compassion you deserve. As an experienced clinician licensed in both New York and Connecticut, I utilize evidenced-based practices in my private practice including the following therapeutic interventions: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Gottman Method, Gestalt, Internal Family Systems and Motivational Interviewing. Taking that first step in seeking help is never easy, but together we can navigate a path towards healing. I offer a free 15 minute consultation to explore your needs and goals for treatment. I look forward to starting our journey together.

A place to learn, grow, and find liberatory healing after being impacted by religious adverse experiences and 2SLGBTQIA+ minority stress. We are passionate about providing liberation-oriented services to those who have been oppressed because of their gender and/or sexuality.

I thought about listing all my education, training and clinical experience here but I don’t think that’s what you are truly interested in. I believe you want to know whether I would be a good person to work with, whether I can really understand what you are going through, whether you will feel safe talking to me, whether I know what I am doing, whether I am the right match for what you are seeking in therapy. All of those questions and concerns are absolutely valid and I know I was asking myself the same things before I started my own therapy many years ago. So maybe I will tell you a little bit about what it may be like working with me. I am a very active therapist who will get in the weeds with you. I will want to get to know you – who you are as a person, what is going really well in your life, what is missing, what you feel you would like to explore more or change, what your goals and dreams are and the obstacles that have prevented you from creating the kind of fulfilling life you deserve. I use humor often and we laugh a lot in my sessions. I aim to be authentic and honest while creating a warm and non-judgmental space for us to work in. I will be invested in your success and transformation – I get tremendous joy out of supporting my clients through their process of self-discovery and change. I will also challenge you to look at things that may make you feel uncomfortable and hold you accountable to achieving the goals we set up together. My specialties include anxiety, adjusting to college and stress related to academics or relationships, perfectionism, eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, binge-eating disorder) and disordered eating (including emotional eating, chronic dieting, excessive exercise, body image issues, binge eating, etc.). I want you to know that I am passionate about what I do and believe that therapy can truly be a transformative experience. Please reach out for a free 15-minute consultation to see if we are a good fit. I am excited to get to know you and work together to create lasting change in your life.

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Hey there, I'm Jessica. I’m a licensed marriage and family therapist. I work from a holistic perspective meaning that I will take into account the mind, body, and spirit connection and the family, cultural and societal connection. People often seen my services for a more holistic, strenth-based, and somatic approach to mental health. I use a systemic theoretical orientation and integrate mindfulness, behavioral, somatic, cognitive, and experiential interventions. I offer in-person sessions in Norwalk, CT, and virtual sessions in Connecticut and New York for all ages.

Whether you're struggling with a specific issue or just have the feeling there should be more to life, I can help you explore possibilities for change. My goal is to provide my clients with the knowledge and understanding of how relationships work and how problems can be resolved in the most challenging situations. I believe every person grows from the positive and negative relationships they've been in or are currently in. It is my mission to help clients establish resources and build upon strengths to enhance happiness in every relationship.

Current openings for college students and grad students in person or virtually! I have 25 years of experience, and 11 of them have been working specifically with college students in local college counseling centers. So, I know just how to help you with what you're dealing with. Areas of specialty include mood or relationship issues, college transitions, young women's issues, and identity development focusing on the whole person. I also have extensive experience serving the LGBTQ community (and those who are questioning if they are), both individually and as couples. I take an affirming approach to all kinds of concerns such as coming out, relationships, spirituality, and finding community. I also offer specialized services for transgender and gender expansive people, including transition support (with specialized training through WPATH). My hours are flexible to fit your schedule, and I offer a sliding fee scale and take any out-of-network benefits for insurance (many college students, especially those from out of the area have out of network insurance benefits. Ask me if you would like help navigating insurance). Please contact me at my practice, The Rainbow Couch, via email, phone, or through my website, to find out more information or to schedule an appointment. I look forward to hearing from you!

I am a licensed clinical psychologist providing psychotherapy for college students and young adults in the Pittsburgh area and throughout Pennsylvania via telehealth. Many of the students I work with are dealing with anxiety, academic pressure, relationship challenges, identity questions, and the stress of major life transitions. My approach to therapy is insight-oriented and collaborative. I integrate psychodynamic therapy with practical strategies drawn from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness. Therapy provides a space to better understand patterns in thoughts, emotions, and relationships while developing healthier ways of responding to stress. Students often come to therapy feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure how to move forward. Together we work to clarify what is happening beneath the surface, build emotional resilience, and create meaningful change in areas such as anxiety, depression, relationships, and self-confidence. I provide both in-person sessions in Carnegie, Pennsylvania and secure online therapy throughout the U.S. via PSYPACT. Prior to private practice I trained and worked full time at five counseling counseling centers in various cities.

I am a body-centered psychotherapist who specializes in working with Queer and Trans folks as well as folks with trauma, and traumatic upbringing. Our work together will be relational, experiential & holistic. I want to know your lived experience, help deepen the connection between your mind & body, develop insight and awareness around patterns of thought and behavior that no longer serve you. We will cultivate compassion & presence, and tune in to your needs and desires to support your overall wellness. We will consider impact of oppressed identities, larger systemic dynamics and how they interact with your experience of yourself in the world. I believe in your capacity to heal.

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Hello! My name is Abigayle Bennett, but you can call me Abi. I am in my second year of my Master’s of Social Work at Binghamton University and hold an Associate’s in Human Services and a Bachelor’s in Psychology with a minor in Education. I have been working in children’s and family services for the majority of my career, and hope to eventually open a Child and Family Development Center and offer an inclusive space for families to seek tools and resources to improve their family’s mental well-being. I specialize in areas such as anxiety, mood disorders, parenting and family issues, relationships, self-esteem, self-harm, lgbtq+ youth, and domestic/sexual abuse. I strive to create a laid-back, open, and approachable environment in our sessions. I understand that starting therapy can be daunting, but I aim to make our therapeutic relationship as comfortable and supportive as possible. My goal is to be someone you feel at ease talking to so that you can freely share and explore your thoughts and feelings. I know how intimidating it can be to bare your soul to a stranger, so I want to work together to build a strong therapeutic relationship so we can tackle your needs as a team. I firmly believe that mental health has to start from a sort of ground-up perspective. In order to control your feelings, emotions, and reactions, you have to understand them and be able to respond to them using tools that meet you where you’re at. I practice primarily using CBT, DBT, mindfulness, attachment theory, and family systems theory. In our sessions, we will use an eclectic mix of various therapeutic frameworks to best meet your needs. In session, this may look like guided meditations, processing past traumas, exploring family dynamics, and cognitive reprogramming techniques. By utilizing a mix of modalities, we can work together to find ways to best respond to the difficulties and struggles you may be facing, and hopefully overall improve your quality of life.

College is About More Than Just Surviving—Let's Help You Thrive. At Abridged Psychology, we get it—college is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. Between deadlines, social pressures, and figuring out what’s next, it’s easy to feel stuck. That’s where we come in. We specialize in evidence-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) designed to help you break free from anxiety, overthinking, and self-doubt. No more endless thought spirals, late-night stress sessions, or replaying conversations in your head. Our skills-based approach gives you the practical tools you need to handle life’s challenges with confidence—so you can stop just getting through the day and start actually enjoying it. Our team of licensed psychologists, social workers, and counselors are here to support you in managing academic stress, strengthening relationships, and navigating the uncertainty of the future. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed or just want to build a mindset that propels you forward, we’ve got you. Your best college experience starts here. Let’s replace the stress with confidence and help you build a future you’re excited about. Abridged Psychology – Cultivate Confidence.

Serving AZ, CT, ID, ME, NV, NJ, NY & UT. Finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. I’m Jessica Thalhamer, LCSW, a holistic, trauma-informed therapist with over 15 years of experience in the mental health field. I take a mind-body-spirit approach, helping clients navigate life’s challenges in a safe, empathetic, and non-judgmental space. I work with adolescents (11+) and adults facing concerns such as: Anxiety, depression, and trauma Life transitions and family dynamics Women’s health, chronic illness, and pain Relationship issues, attachment wounds, and healthy communication Addiction, substance use, and Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA) Survivors of sexual abuse, domestic violence, and narcissistic abuse Parenting stressors and identity exploration My approach blends evidence-based therapy, mindfulness, somatic awareness, and holistic practices to help you build resilience, self-compassion, and emotional balance. I strive to create a space where you feel supported, empowered, and guided toward meaningful change. If you’re ready to begin your journey toward healing and growth, I’m here to walk alongside you every step of the way.

College and medical school can be some of the most exciting — and overwhelming — years of your life. I work with college students and medical trainees navigating stress, anxiety, burnout, perfectionism, relationship challenges, identity development, and life transitions. My approach is collaborative, grounded, and practical. I help students build emotional regulation skills, challenge unhelpful thinking patterns, and develop resilience without sacrificing their ambition. Whether you’re managing academic pressure, imposter syndrome, family expectations, or simply feeling stuck, therapy with me is a space where you don’t have to hold it all together. I especially enjoy supporting high-achieving students who feel like they “should” be fine but are quietly struggling. You don’t have to do this alone.

I have been in practice in Rochester for many years and received all of my medical and psychiatric training at the University of Rochester, home of the biopsychosocial model. I have enjoyed treating students and members of the medical community. I am one of the few psychiatrists in town that continues to offer psychotherapy, both individual and group therapy.

Welcome! I am a clinical psychologist who believes in building relationships with my clients while using evidence-based practices to help each client achieve the changes that he or she is seeking to make. I am passionate about the "whole" person, taking a comprehensive, collaborative approach with services. I approach treatment and assessment from a strengths-based perspective and integrate a variety of psychological orientations. I focus on resiliency and helping my clients to recognize their unique strengths in order to learn and grow from their experiences and difficulties.

Fire Island Pines is not just a place, it's a feeling. A feeling of inclusivity and of community. At our practice, we want you to feel the same way walking in our door, whether virtual or in-person. We are based out of New York State and our licensed psychotherapists provide individualized psychotherapy focusing on topics such as: -anxiety/depression -counseling for children -counseling for teens -relationship therapy -family therapy -LGBTQIA+ affirming therapy -gender expression -sexuality -sexuality exploration -gender Affirming Letters -sex/kink/bdsm -polyamory -consensual non-monogamy -infidelity -family building -adoption/fostering -transitioning Fire Island Pines Psychotherapy is an inclusive, affirming, trauma-informed, anti-racist practice.