Therapists for college students near 77005

"""Sylvie Mawoh is a dedicated Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner with an MSN in Psychiatric Mental Health from South College, earned in 2022. She specializes in treating patients with depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and other psychiatric disorders. Sylvie's approach to psychiatric mental health focuses not only on caring for individuals but also on uncovering the underlying root causes of their issues to provide effective treatment. She actively engages patients in their treatment options, advocating for them to be heard and respected with understanding and compassion. Sylvie has experience working in a variety of treatment settings, including outpatient clinics, long-term care facilities, TMS clinics, telehealth services, and the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. This diverse background equips her with the skills and knowledge to provide high-quality mental health care. In her free time, Sylvie enjoys taking walks, especially around the lake in her neighborhood, watching movies, and spending quality time with her family. Her holistic approach to mental health care aims to enrich and improve the overall well-being of her patients, fostering strong community bonds and restoring balance to their lives."""

I believe in the power of connecting past experiences to the present, while honoring culture, identity, and interconnectedness. I view therapy as a space where you can express yourself freely, reflect on experiences & how they shape you, and make the changes necessary to explore & embrace your authentic self in order to be the person you strive to embody. People often say I have a warm, welcoming energy that make difficult conversations feel comfortable. I value finding moments to incorporate laughter, while also "keeping it real"! I am genuinely curious about your story as I feel honored to be invited into your most vulnerable moments. I am particularly passionate about supporting individuals who are navigating challenges related to cultural & queer/trans identity, family of origin, life transitions, interpersonal challenges, generational trauma, and grief. I draw from a blend of approaches including IFS, Narrative, and attachment-based work to tailor our sessions to your unique needs. I have witnessed how life-changing the therapeutic space can be through my lived experience and seeing the power of connection in my work. If you are ready to explore your challenges or simply would like guidance towards growth, I invite you to reach out for a consultation! Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions you might have about therapy or my practice.

If you’re reading this, I want to honor the courage it takes to seek support—your journey toward healing and wholeness matters deeply. I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor, and I specialize in helping individuals navigate trauma, anxiety, depression, substance use, and complex family dynamics. My approach is rooted in traditional, evidenced-based therapeutic interventions, but I also believe healing can be creative, expressive, and deeply personal. Whether it’s through music, painting, storytelling, or even video games, I welcome the unique interests and strengths you bring into the space we will share. Therapy with me is not one-size-fits-all—it’s tailored to you. I serve clients across Georgia, Alabama, Virginia, Texas, Wisconsin, and Louisiana, offering inclusive, culturally responsive care that honors your identity, your struggles, and your story. Wherever you find yourself today, I’d be honored to walk alongside you toward your healthiest self.

I work with people who are self-introspective and who want to learn more about who they and who they are becoming. I focus on grief and loss, life transition, anxiety, depression, and past or current trauma.

Bottling up or stuffing down emotions can be so overwhelming to teen girls and women, especially in today’s social climate. The people that you love the most are not always equipped to support you in ways that you need and deserve. Social stigma that most people have about therapy can deter you from seeking the help that you need and deserve. I am here to help you navigate the spaces that appear difficult. Therapy helps provide a safe, non judgemental and confidential space to talk about the challenges you would like to process. Whether you have anxiety, depression or low self-esteem, together we will come up with a plan to discover your strengths so you can live your best life. Help me help you, become a better version of yourself. Life is not easy, but it is easier when you have the right help and support.

Are you struggling with symptoms such as anxiety, depression, addiction, or difficulty in relationships, etc.? Have you tried therapy, but not gotten the results you desire? The cause could be past unresolved trauma that is blocking your ability to move forward. Trauma changes the nervous system and brain; therefore, treatment needs to be able to address the body and mind. My holistic approach through EMDR, IFS and other methods will help you get to the root causes and alleviate the disturbing symptoms you are experiencing. I am certified in EMDR treatment and provide a safe space for processing traumatic memories or disturbing life events. I have worked with hundreds of clients and have seen great improvement in a brief time. My clients have said they are amazed at the results and never thought they could feel positive andemor neutral about their past disturbances. I have been described as a trustworthy, compassionate and a calming therapist. I approach each client with respect and kindness. My desire is to help clients open the door for healing in a profound, caring and authentic way. My office is a safe, calm space for you to feel emotionally connected and deeply understood. “Ellen is amazing to work with. She is truly caring and supportive. She helped me so much with what I am going through." “I appreciated the safe space and your calm and non-judgemental approach during our sessions." "I hope you will know what a blessing you've been to me and to our family. I'm so grateful."

I specialize in providing trauma-informed therapy that is tailored to meet the cultural framework of diverse clients, including BIPOC, LGBTQ+, neurodivergent, women of color, children of immigrants, and survivors of interpersonal trauma (i.e. child abuse, sexual assault, intimate partner violence). As a therapist, I am dedicated to building a therapeutic environment that encourages authenticity, transparency, and compassion. I take a client-oriented approach that centers around my belief that people can take charge of their journey to healing and recovery. I trust that the client is the expert of their own lives, and my role is to consistently empower them to develop toolkits to be able to navigate daily struggles and lived experiences.

Hello and welcome! I'm Tracey Arnold, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 20 years of experience supporting children, teens, and adults from diverse backgrounds. Throughout my career, I’ve had the honor of walking alongside individuals and families during some of their most difficult and transformative moments. These experiences have deepened my belief in the power of authentic connection and compassionate care. My approach is grounded in building a safe, trusting space where you feel truly seen and supported. I specialize in helping clients navigate family stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and complex issues such as dating and domestic violence. I understand how deeply personal and unique each healing journey is—and I’m here to meet you exactly where you are. If you choose to take your healing journey with me, you can expect to feel validated and seen. You will laugh, and possibly cry, but you will absolutely be enlightened after each session. It’s a privilege to partner with you as you navigate your college career, and I look forward to celebrating your progress every step of the way.

I offer compassionate therapy for anxiety, depression, neurodiversity, relationship challenges, and trauma. I create a safe and affirming space for individuals and couples from all walks of life, including the LGBTQ+ community. As a multicultural individual who has lived in several countries, I understand the profound impact of living and working outside one's own culture, often without the familiar support of family and friends. The pursuit of a successful career can demand significant sacrifices, and I recognize the losses that often accompany the gains. Living far from home, navigating a new culture, and missing your loved ones can leave you feeling isolated and overwhelmed. It affects your well-being and relationships. If you're seeking a path towards healing and growth, I'm here to support you. Let's connect – schedule a free 15-minute consultation today.

Gary Stittgen Jr. is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Texas specializing in anxiety, stress, marriage counseling & divorce, parenting, and other relationship concerns. Over his eight years of experience in the mental health field, Gary has developed a focus on communication, social-emotional aspects, and reality-based problem solving to assist clients in achieving their therapeutic goals. Gary uses evidence-based techniques, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), two therapy modalities that encourage clients to understand the influence of their thoughts and feelings on their behaviors. Gary’s ultimate goal is to help clients free themselves from the unhelpful behaviors and cognitive distortions that are unhelpful to their achievement of their ultimate goals. As a Certified Yoga Instructor, he also incorporates elements of mindfulness and yoga into his sessions. Gary is dedicated to finding a treatment plan that works for each client. To this end, initial sessions with Gary include a diagnostic evaluation, an orientation to his therapeutic approaches, treatment planning, and then the start of therapeutic work by session three. Gary earned his Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Statistics from Loyola University of Chicago and his Master of Social Work degree from Fordham University. Prior to private practice, Gary worked in psychiatric hospitals, community mental health organizations and substance use clinics—providing him with broad expertise to best meet the needs of each client.

Are you tired of people telling you how strong you are? Friends, family and even some therapists will often say this with the best of intentions. True healing, however, moves beyond pure resiliency. We must go further than just managing our emotions and begin to process and heal them so we can move through. As your therapist I will be both companion and challenger along your journey. I will walk alongside you and bring a genuine sense of compassion to any difficulties you may face. I offer a safe, open and non-judgmental space for you to find your own voice and equip you with tools to move forward and reach a more contented life. My therapeutic approach is integrative and incorporates a blend of cognitive behavioral, body based, emotion focused, family systems and relational orientations. I offer a holistic approach to treatment, taking into account your personality and life circumstances to create a specialized plan which reflects your own unique goals and gifts.

I am passionate about helping other people improve their health and have dedicated my nursing career toward continually achieving this goal. I am honored to have been a registered nurse for 17 years, with most of that time spent in a major metropolitan hospital responding to medical emergencies as part of the facility’s Rapid Response Team. After gaining a wealth of experience performing rapid assessments and thus improving the physiological and mental health needs of patients in crisis, it made sense for me to evolve and find a niche that focused solely on psychiatric-mental health nursing. I approach new clients with the belief that they should be encouraged to speak freely, which is a fundamentally important step towards establishing clear goals and objectives. Furthermore, I would like my clients to feel comfortable being an active participant and engaged in improving their mental well-being. The goal of our time together is quite simply to help you start to feel better and improve the quality of your life. I would like you to feel comfortable enough to share the issues that are most challenging and burdensome so that we may work towards addressing them head on. Our initial encounter will include learning your history, how you’ve been feeling, any past successes and/or failures with medications, and then collaborating towards a plan to achieving the goal of feeling better and improving your mental health.

Hello! My name is Rebecca, and I am glad you are here looking for help. That is a brave step in and of itself. College can be a difficult time for many students. I specialize in therapy for young adults struggling with concerns related to trauma, anxiety, stress, perfectionism, and people-pleasing. I’m here to help you explore what is holding you back and how you can move forward feeling happier and more at peace. I have personal lived experience dealing with mental health concerns as a college student and therefore strive to be non-judgmental and empathetic. All races, religions, identities, and abilities are welcome in my therapy office. I am EMDR trained and also use techniques like CBT and ACT. We will work together to figure out the best type of therapy for you and your needs! I hope you find a therapist who is a great fit for you. If you think that could be me, I look forward to hearing from you!

Feeling unhappy, stressed, overwhelmed, out of control of your own life? We often underestimate the need to have someone support us through challenging experiences and difficult emotions to get us to a better place. It takes courage to seek change and take control of our lives to get us to where we want to be. As a counselor, my goal is to help you gain insight into your current situation and guide you into learning how to manage your emotions so you can break free from the obstacles that are hindering you from having the quality of life you wish to have.

Everyone struggles with relationship issues, anxiety/worry, work stress, substance use, or uncomfortable feelings. It can also be extremely difficult to find balance and perspective sometimes. My goal is to provide a safe and organized framework for identifying these problems and developing new skills or ways of thinking about them. Ultimately, I help my clients develop the tools needed to manage independently and live a life they're excited about. Due to the current state of the world, I'm also working with a lot of individuals who are feeling isolated and cut off from their "normal" support systems to help them manage life's issues. I grew up in the Dallas area, graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in psychology. I then attended graduate school at Assumption University because of its affiliation with the Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy. My clinical training was thus focused on a cognitive behavioral approach to treating mental health disorders like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder as well as substance abuse issues. I was also intensively trained during my internship in Dialectical-Behavior Therapy and I utilize this skills-based approach to help adolescents and adults struggling to build and maintain relationships, manage their emotions or crises effectively. My approach to therapy is problem-focused and very much operates in the present. I collaborate with clients to identify goals, develop skills, and implement them in a structured way. The area of focus in therapy tends to be on reframing thoughts or changing behaviors with the end goal of improving mood or circumstance.

As a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Mitchell provides medication management through a holistic and culturally-competent approach. By considering mental, physical, and social factors, he helps clients achieve mental wellness through lifestyle changes, and when needed, medication. He integrates complementary and alternative medicine with traditional western approaches, including yoga, meditation, and dietary/lifestyle modification. As a neurodivergent provider, he is more keen to understand the unique strengths and challenges of this population. He believes in clear communication about treatment options and potential side effects, so you know what you can expect from your treatment plan. His goal is to help you feel empowered, regain control, and create lasting, meaningful change in your life. Mental health work can be challenging, feel daunting and overwhelming, and he’s here to support you on this journey! He looks forward to understanding your story and collaborating with you and your healthcare team to build your personalized treatment plan. If you want a provider that takes the time necessary to fully listen and understand your situation, he may be a great fit for you. He allots 90 minutes per each initial evaluation to take the time necessary to develop a care plan that works best for you.

The transition from high school to college can be a struggle for many students, who may experience feelings of anxiety, boundaries, and guilt during this time. Anxiety can manifest itself in a variety of different ways, such as people-pleasing behaviors, fear, perfectionism, and a general feeling of dissatisfaction. College is about boundaries; learning when to say yes and when to say no to both internal and external pressures. Establishing boundaries is important for the well-being of college students so that they don’t feel overwhelmed with stress or anxiety during this time of transition. If you're feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about your next steps, our individual therapy services can help. We'll work with you to develop a plan that addresses the specific challenges you're facing, and provides you with the tools and support you need to succeed.

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I am a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) at Minddemand in Rockwall, dedicated to helping individuals navigate their mental health journeys. Fluent in both English and Arabic, I strive to create a welcoming and supportive environment for all my patients. I enjoy riding bicycles, playing tennis and soccer, and cooking out. My dedication to family and community shapes the way I approach mental health care, ensuring that every patient feels heard, supported, and empowered. I specialize in treating a wide range of psychiatric conditions, including ADHD, major depressive disorder (MDD), generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), bipolar disorders, schizophrenia, eating disorders, disruptive mood dysregulation disorder (DMDD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), borderline personality disorder, and insomnia. My approach is patient-centered and rooted in evidence-based care. I believe in working collaboratively with my patients to create personalized treatment plans that not only manage symptoms but also improve overall well-being. Mental health is a journey, and I’m here to support my patients every step of the way.

I am a Licensed Marital and Family Therapist. I completed my Bachelor’s at University of Missouri-Columbia in 2002 and her Master’s at Northern Illinois University in 2005. I am currently licensed in Texas and Missouri. My specialities are working with individuals, couples, families and children dealing with divorce/separation, blended families, and absent parents. I have also worked with a variety of individuals including those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders, families dealing with substance abuse/alcoholism, and those exposed to neighborhood violence. I like cognitive behavior and systems theory as an approach to therapy and will point out roles, rules, and dynamics that often play out in families in order to facilitate change. I offer only telehealth/video sessions so you don't have to leave the comforts of your own home.