Therapists for college students near Indianapolis, IN
Here’s a quick bit of information about my education, and areas of focus. I graduated from University of Louisville with Masters in Couple’s and Family Therapy, as well as Social Work. The majority of my training is in family systems therapy. In short, that means I believe all things function as a system and are interconnected. My approach to therapy is person centered, informal, and conversational. I believe it’s important to look at the whole picture, instead of solely placing the weight of the problem on one person. I also enjoy looking at Mind- Body- Spirit connection, which in my opinion tends to promote overall well-being. My focuses areas are: daily stressors, Depression, Anxiety, Life Adjustments, Relational concerns, etc. Some of the techniques I pull from frequently are: CBT,DBT, Distress Dis-tolerance( Mindfulness), IFS, Narrative Therapy, Solution-Focused, and motivational interviewing. Therapy is not a one size fit all. It’s important that the time you spend in session is designed for you. My work with you is tailored to you. My goal in session is to collaborate with you on your desired plan. I see myself as an assistant/ collaborator to helping you turn over the pieces in your life that need your attention. Therapy is the space and time where you are given the opportunity to be who you are. It is the space for you to be accepted and validate in a safe environment.
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.
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.
Hi I'm Erin at Brave Life! I have a passion for working with young adults and college students who may be struggling with identity, self-esteem, relationship issues, intimate partner violence, life transitions and grief and loss. I have been a school counselor in previous years and am now at Brave Life Therapy which is a fully affirming private practice. I would love to walk alongside you in your college journey if you're finding yourself in need of a safe place to process, disentangle thoughts or process previous trauma. I like to show up as authentically as possible and would love for you to be able to as well.
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Do you find it difficult to manage the stress in your life? Are you motivated to make positive changes that will improve your overall well-being? Do you want to better understand who you are so that you can start cultivating rewarding life experiences? If you are tired of being bogged down by the stress of life and are motivated to start making healthy change, then I am ready to walk with you on this journey. I have a passion for working with the LGBTQ+ community and the many challenges that they face daily. I focus on building a therapeutic relationship so that you feel comfortable discussing and exploring the thoughts and emotions that first brought you to my door. I focus on being a genuine person and therapist; I won't try to be the smartest person in the room or pretend that I have all the magical answers. My focus is on you and the goals we develop. Life is difficult and we are not always taught the best ways of coping with this stress, especially in our society. I am passionate about helping people make fulfilling change so that they can be who they are and live life to the fullest. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me so I can help you on your journey.
Are you tired of feeling stuck or struggling to cope? I am a psychodynamic therapist who is interested in helping you make meaning of this stage of your life. I believe that life is a journey toward wholeness and that therapy is best understood as a way to move forward. Please consider reaching out to me today to begin exploring the possibilities for healing and growth that I believe reside within us all.
Noah Ingalls is an emerging therapist who recently graduated with his Master’s degree from Indiana University. He has spent two years in the Mental Health Counseling program and finished a full year of internship at an agency in Bloomington, IN. Before that, Noah received his Bachelor’s from Butler University in Indianapolis. Noah has provided individual therapy to those struggling with ADHD, depression, anxiety etc. He has experience working with children, adolescents, and adults and specializes working with emerging adults. Noah’s modalities mainly include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Narrative Therapy, Solutions-Focused techniques, and Play Therapy for the younger kiddos.
As a therapist rooted in a client-centered approach, I am committed to providing you with empathy, compassion, and a peaceful, supportive environment where you can safely explore your past traumas, and manage stress, anxiety, depression, and more. Together, we will work collaboratively to uncover and address underlying trauma, develop effective coping strategies, and build self-awareness. I have experience working with individuals facing a variety of mental health and substance use disorders. In our sessions, I draw upon evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing, while also being able to integrate faith into our work if it aligns with your values. Healing and growth are not destinations but ongoing processes of discovery, transformation, and becoming. My role as your therapist is to walk alongside you on this lifelong journey, fostering holistic change and resilience every step of the way.
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.
Circle City IOP is a trauma-informed intensive outpatient program. Our program is geared towards young adults and adults that have previously struggled with substances and/or unresolved trauma. Our IOP runs three days a week for three hours each session. We offer both morning and evening sessions.
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I work best with students who are feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or trying to make sense of a lot of emotions at once. You might be navigating big transitions, relationship stress, academic pressure, or feeling unsure about who you are or what comes next. Sometimes everything looks “fine” on the outside, but internally it feels heavy or hard to manage. The students I work with are often thoughtful and self-aware, but may feel stuck, overthinking, or emotionally drained. They’re looking for a space where they can slow down, understand what they’re feeling, and learn how to manage stress in a way that actually works for them. If you’re open to exploring your experiences, building emotional awareness, and finding more balance and clarity, we would likely be a good fit.
I am a mental health therapist who specializes in relationships. It can be romantic relationships but also the relationship with yourself- which is the most important. I help couples understand each other and their relationship patterns to live in harmony. I work with women guiding them to be the best versions of themselves while working through anxiety, transitions, self-esteem, and imposter syndrome.
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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.
It is our mission to support one's journey toward healing and understanding by strengthening the relationship with self and others. We offer therapy for individuals of all ages, families, and couples. Our therapists specialize in working with individuals and families who have been impacted by adoption, foster care, attachment, and trauma. Other challenges that our therapists can help address include depression, anxiety, grief/loss, relationship conflict, life transitions, and other mental/emotional challenges. We aim to meet you where you are, both emotionally and physically. To do so, we offer several options for sessions, including meeting in the office, community, or even sometimes your own home. We offer Walk and Talk, which combines your journal to healing with the benefits of exercise and being outdoors.
If you're considering taking the next steps toward your mental health goals, I'm here to answer any questions and determine if we're a good fit.
Do you ever feel like your brain runs on a completely different wavelength — or that the world just wasn’t built for the way you think and feel? Whether you or your child have ADHD, autism, or simply identify as neurodivergent, life can sometimes feel like an uphill climb. You don’t have to navigate it alone. I’m a licensed clinical social worker who truly gets it — both personally and professionally. I specialize in working with adults, teens, and children who are neurodivergent or wondering if they might be. My approach is compassionate, collaborative, and practical. Together, we’ll uncover how your brain works best, build tools that actually fit your life, and help you move from feeling overwhelmed to feeling empowered. In our work together, we’ll set clear, meaningful goals and use straightforward, effective strategies to create real change. Working with me, you’ll learn how to work with your brain — not against it. If you’re ready to feel more confident, capable, and understood, I’d love to connect. Visit my website or reach out by text message or email to get started. You deserve support that feels like it finally fits. As a licensed clinical social worker, I specialize in neurodivergence including ADHD and autism, anxiety, depression, and school-related stressors. Working together, we'll develop direct, effective, and no-nonsense goals to transform your life. Currently, I am taking new clients and have immediate availability. I can't wait to work with you!
Stress, anxiety, and depression can consume us in unimaginable ways. Throw in the complexities of navigating important relationships, and whoa, can life seem overwhelming. As humans, we are all equipped with unique strengths to help us get through the various stressors life presents. I would like to help you learn to hone in on the innate strengths and values that make you who you are and how to apply them to your daily life. My goal in working with you is to ensure a compassionate and non-biased therapeutic setting where you feel safe and comfortable being yourself. Seeking out help is not always an easy thing to do. Im glad you are here. My approach is somewhat eclectic and bioindividual. I primarily use cognitive behavioral therapy methods in tandem with solution-focused, person-centered, and mindfulness types of modalities. I typically work with adults and young adults experiencing symptoms of anxiety, ADHD, depression, perfectionism, relationship issues, trauma, and general stress. Feel free to reach out anytime by phone or email. Please leave a voice message if you call and I do not answer, and I will be sure to respond as soon as I can.