Therapists for college students near Indianapolis, IN

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.

Hi, I'm Bonnie! Life is full of many challenges and transitions, especially during young adulthood when navigating the stresses and pressures of personal, professional, and academic next steps. Whatever brings you to seek therapy, I would be honored to be alongside you for the journey to healing and wholeness. I am passionate about providing a safe space for you to feel seen and heard, while providing competent, evidence-based therapy. I incorporate a variety of approaches based on your unique needs, but I specialize in psychodynamic approaches like Internal Family Systems that recognize how the past influences your present. Together, we can work through whatever has been holding you back to get you to a place of feeling healthier, more grounded, and fully empowered to live into your most authentic self.

I love working with people going through life transitions & especially college students. Over the years, the pressure that students face during their college experiences has been tremendous & often find themselves struggling with perfectionism, feelings of being overwhelmed, not being good enough, bouts of depression &/or anxiety & a host of other problems. Navigating relationships whether with peers, professors, romantic or coworkers can become stressful often leading to not knowing where to turn or what resources are available. I want to walk alongside you & support you during this season of your life so you can move on to the next one! By Appointment Only!

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Talking helps. Trying to navigate life’s stressors can feel so isolating. Seeking support isn’t always easy, but the first step to making a positive change is talking to someone. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been in the field since 2010, using a person-centered, strengths-based approach to help teens and adults manage mental health challenges. I specialize in treating depression, anxiety, grief and loss, trauma, and life transitions. My approach prioritizes the therapeutic relationship and integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution- Focused Therapy, and mindfulness. I strive to provide a warm, collaborative, supportive, and non-judgmental environment to focus on achieving your goals. Whether you are seeking support in managing stress, trying to identify a path forward during a difficult time, or needing to develop specific skills to improve coping, I look forward to talking with you!

Dr. Joseph Soza is a clinical psychologist who helps adults understand themselves more deeply and create lasting, meaningful change. His work blends insight-oriented, psychodynamic therapy with practical, evidence-based approaches, offering a space where clients can explore long-standing patterns, navigate anxiety, OCD, depression, or relationship difficulties, and develop a clearer sense of who they are and what they want. Dr. Soza is a strong fit for individuals who are curious, reflective, and ready to engage in a thoughtful therapeutic process—people who want more than quick tips and are seeking genuine understanding, emotional growth, and a therapist who will work alongside them with warmth, honesty, and intention.

Hi, I'm Jenna! I complete comprehensive psychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults. LGBTQIA2S+ identified and neurodivergent-affirming. Anti-racism, anti-bigotry, and anti-oppression stance. I operate from a stance of inclusion and honor the dignity, identities, and self-determination of the people with whom I have the great joy and privilege to work. Areas evaluations explore include the following: Trauma-and Stressor-Related Disorders, including Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Autism Anxiety, depression, and mood concerns Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Intellectual/Cognitive/Learning Concerns Personality functioning Psychosis/Schizophrenia Spectrum Substance Use Behaviors **As of January 1, 2025, the range for completion of a comprehensive evaluation will be between $2,000 to $2,600 Paying the full fee if it is financially accessible helps those who have less financial capacity/privilege access evaluation services with less financial strain and is in alignment with efforts to promote equitable access to evaluation services. It allows me to run a sustainable business that promotes the highest possible quality evaluation services for all children, youth, and adults, as well as supporting my wellness as a mental health professional to ensure I show up from a space of curiosity, authenticity, and active engagement. It additionally allows me to offer reduced fee evaluations and partner with other agencies to provide some pro bono evaluations each year. The range for completion of a comprehensive evaluation was determined with the understanding that many individuals/families will pay the base level fee, and I am aware that the overall cost may impact whether individuals can pay the full cost/full fee for completion of evaluation services. If you/your loved one is in need of a reduced fee evaluation, please let me know. If I am not able to accommodate this need, I will do my best to identify providers who may be able to do so. The evaluation process includes time spent in direct contact with individuals and/or caregivers via clinical interviews and caregiver interviews for children and adolescents, face-to-face testing, scoring and interpreting assessment data, reviewing records, completing collateral calls with providers or support persons (if/as appropriate and with a release of information), writing the evaluation report, and providing feedback. Full Fee for 2024: $2300 to $2500 (Full Fee for 2025 will be $2400 to $2600)** At this fee, you are supporting and uplifting others, and helping me run a sustainable business that promotes the highest possible quality evaluation services for all individuals. This also allows me to offer reduced fee evaluations and partner with other agencies to provide some pro bono evaluations each year in an effort to promote equitable access to evaluation services. *I commit to completing reduced fee or pro bono evaluations that are equal to at least 10% of business profits for the year. The total percentage may vary year to year based on the ebb and flow of business profits and costs associated with maintaining the practice. Middle Fee for 2024: $2100 to $2200 (Middle Fee for 2025 will be $2200 to $2300)** At this level, you are helping me run a sustainable business that promotes the highest possible quality assessment services for all individuals, including you/your loved one. Base Fee: $1900 to $2000 (Base Fee for 2025 will be $2000 to $2100)** At this level, you are paying for highest possible quality assessment services for you/your loved one. My hope is that you will find ways to support others in your community in whatever way you can, financially or otherwise, if and when you have the capacity to do so. **I invite individuals/families to choose the total fee they pay within each associated fee level based on their current financial accessibility/capacity.

At Beech Tree Consulting and Psychological Services, we are committed to creating a safe environment where we can get to know you and support your personal growth. We know every person is unique, and we promise to accept and respect you while we learn to understand your needs and how we can help.

I treat obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), phobias, trauma, anxiety, and perfectionism. I draw upon a unique breadth of life experience in helping students to chart their own paths forward. Previous roles: Management Consultant, Head of School, and Teacher. I hold an MSW program from The Ohio State University, MPA from Harvard University, and BA in Psychology from Northwestern University.

Hello! I am Dr. Ashleigh Woods. I enjoy providing effective, quality mental health care to individuals and their families. The foundation of my practice rests on building meaningful connections with patients by valuing each person's unique experiences and goals. In therapy, I work with my patients to create an open and nonjudgmental space for them to explore their concerns. I am confident I can help you find your possibilities within life's limitations. I hope you take some time to read more about the services I offer. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. NOTE: Please see my website for rates. I received my Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree in Clinical Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in 2011. I have trained and practiced in a variety of clinical settings including private practice, university counseling centers, inpatient settings, residential/intensive outpatient treatment settings, and community mental health. I serve as President for the Indiana Society for Psychoanalytic Thought (ISPT), local Division 39 (Psychoanalysis) of APA. I also serve as Practice Committee Chair and Board Member for the Indiana Psychological Association's (IPA) Practice Committee. I teach in Christian Theological Seminary's M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program.

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.

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.

We know times are rather challenging and happy to support our local community during this time. All of our clinicians have previous professional experience and are very passionate about servicing individuals that struggle with anxiety, concerns, grief, depression and life stressors. We will also be offering family counseling for those in need of family support. Rates start as low as $35 per session with our masters level interns or between $110-$175 for licensed therapists. If you have anyone that does not have insurance or is struggling with funds for mental health care. *We will also be offering a small selection of pro bono appointments on case by case basis.

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.

I work best with students seeking to understand the deeper sources of their issues. Many students experience anxiety and depression especially when first entering college. This can be very difficult and disruptive personally, socially and academically. Often there are feelings of deep sadness, uncertainty, fear, loneliness, shame and anger. There is a way through this difficult time and I would be very interested to work it through with you.

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Spark Recovery is an outpatient substance use treatment center helping clients with substance use disorders. We offer Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for those working to overcome addiction. Spark Recovery can also treat co-occurring mental health disorders, in addition to a substance use disorder. We offer a boutique-feel to substance use treatment with smaller groups and a client-centered personal connections to care. We offer group therapy, but often include expressive therapies such as, pet therapy, music therapy, art therapy, yoga, meditation, and/or dance therapy to name a few. Your group therapy will also include a built-in weekly one-on-one session with your individual therapist. Call us today if you have any questions or would like to take a tour!

Dave Kyrie has dedicated his career to the service of others. With 18 years in healthcare, he has worked in a variety of settings including trauma, intensive care, behavioral health, surgical recovery, and deployed medicine with the US Army. He has seen how the challenges and tragedies of life can affect people, and his dedication to help others to recover in a hospital changed to a passion to collaborate with patients to improve the quality of their life. This passion led him to pursue education as a PMHNP where he focused primarily on adult and adolescent mood disorders, traumatic response, and recovery from substance use disorders. Dave believes that all individuals have inherent value and are deserving of help and opportunities to improve their life. Dave works collaboratively with adults and adolescents, aged 12 years and up who experience symptoms such as depression, anxiety, mood swings, difficulty with sleep, substance use disorders, and other behavior disruptions.

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Emma Bowman is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has spent her career working with children, teens, young adults and families in both private practice and in a community mental health/school-based setting. She received a Bachelor of Art from The Herron School of Art & Design. She received her Masters Degree from the Indiana University of Indianapolis School of Social Work. She is also a graduate of the Gestalt Institute of Indianapolis, where she spent four years in intensive training in Gestalt therapy practice. She is a recent graduate of the 2023 Violet Oaklander Training Modules. She completed a multiyear training program through the Gestalt Associates of Los Angeles (GATLA).