Therapists for college students near 10003
I have been in practice for over 30 years. My practice specializes in anxiety, panic attacks, agoraphobia, phobias, and "life issues." I see college students dealing with stress and anxiety relating to college, career decisions, relationship issues. Also see people who are struggling with bereavement, adoption issues. I work with people of different ages/stages: Young adults, mid-life and senior citizens. When dealing with life issues and anxiety I use Cognitive/Behavioral therapy techniques as well as psychodynamic techniques. When dealing with phobias, I believe in helping patients learn techniques to help relieve some of their anxiety symptoms and then working on their thoughts/cognitions which effect how they talk to themselves. My philosophy is : Life is to be enjoyed, not endured. Isn't it time you started enjoying yours.
My name is Samaria Gray and I am a New York State Licensed Clinical Therapist with a special focus on youth and adults. I believe that everyone deserves to be seen and heard, especially when it comes to dealing with past traumas. Some of the areas I am experienced in working with are anxiety, depression, learning disabilities, grief, domestic violence, and trauma survivors and use various evidence-based approaches to help my clients heal and move forward in life.
When quarantined or deprived from former outlets, you may find yourself going through too many thoughts while having too much time at hand. Your old wounds may have resurfaced or you are facing new challenges during the pandemic. Now maybe the best time to start therapy and get the support you need! My passion is to help people transform their personal and relationship challenges into life-changing opportunities for growth. I support people through difficult life transitions, help cope with anxiety and depression, process trauma and grief, and improve their relationships. I also help people enhance their sexual health. I am comfortable to discuss any topic of sexuality that may be of interest or a problem to you. Ready to find out how I may support you? Call or text me today to get started!
Hello! I am an LGBTQ affirming/allied therapist who specializes in working with adults who have experienced childhood trauma, abuse, neglect, and difficult family dynamics. My practice is online and I am licensed in NY, NJ and FL and I have weekday openings. I am in-network with some insurance plans.
I've been a psychologist for more than 25 years. I trained at Cornell Medical Center, earned my doctorate from Yeshiva University, and sat on the Board of the Suffolk County Psychological Association from 2017 to 2021. I utilize a variety of modalities including Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic Therapy, Comprehensive Behavioral Model (ComB), Behavioral Therapy and Social Skills Training, and tailor the most appropriate treatment to the patient based upon the individual’s needs. I treat adults with such issues as anxiety, bereavement, depression, trauma, medical issues, Trichotillomania, skin picking, ADHD, LGBQ issues, and college transition.
Young adulthood is a time of transitions, growth and self discovery. While many new challenges can be exciting, this time of exploration can also become overwhelming. There can be a lot of “shoulds”, comparisons and uncertainty. My office is a safe space to process through all of these thoughts and feelings without feeling judged or criticized. Together we work to figure out a path to help you build the necessary skills and insights to launch into the adult life you are seeking. I love working with young adults and college students to help them embrace this season of their life. As a Registered Yoga Teacher I value the connection between the mind and body and what stress does to our overall well being. With that being said- if yoga/meditation/mindfulness is not your thing it does not need to be involved in your treatment. I always work to creatively match the evidenced based treatment modalities I am trained in to fit a client’s unique goals and strengths. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to me at 585-432-0717 or through email at maryvanvoorhislcsw@gmail.com to learn more about my practice or to set up a brief initial call to see if my practice might be a good fit for you.
Currently not accepting any insurances , only cash payments.
We provide comprehensive evaluation and treatment services for a wide array of psychological issues to help you and your family reach your fullest potential. Our mission is to work collaboratively with our patients and their families to provide them the tools necessary to succeed in life.
Hello! I create a warm, safe, and confidential space for my clients to share and receive support during times of stress, transition, or relationship challenges. Know that whatever you are going through, you are not alone and that support is available. I will work with you to explore what is contributing to stress, build coping skills, and get you closer to more fulfilling friendships, relationships, and increased self-confidence. I am currently accepting new clients for virtual and in-person sessions in our comfortable office located in Ithaca, NY. Please share your message through the confidential Thriving Campus platform to schedule an appointment. I am here to help and I look forward to meeting with you!
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My practice specialty is clinical psychology and neuropsychology. I perform ADD/ADHD diagnostic assessment and treatment, as well as treatment for anxiety, depression, traumatic brain injury and stress-related issues. I perform neuropsychological testing, Quantitative EEG (brain mapping) and Neurofeedback therapy.
Please feel free to check out my Introduction Video at https://youtu.be/ytYmG-2v4c4 to learn more about me as practitioner and person. Clients often come to therapy, initially, with symptoms of anxiety, significant stress, exhaustion, depression, anger, etc. I am here to listen while the Client talks through current and past issues that have led to the onset of these symptoms. The goal is 1) for me to provide education (about symptoms, causes, coping tools, wellness, communication, etc.), and 2) for the client to discover the answers they have inside of themselves and develop confidence in ones' self. I offer compassion and respect to all clients. Often, my clients are struggling with worries, anxiety and/or low confidence. I provide a space to speak through sensitive topics.
Become The Way Psychotherapy is a collection of affiliated therapists with a diverse background of specialties. While each therapist has their specialty to contribute to our team, our team itself is broad enough to make sure that you find the right fit to address your concerns directly. Our mission is to make your treatment as direct a success as possible! Oftentimes, private practice can leave a provider in a backwater situation where they’re using outdated research and methods in a vacuum. When you work with one of our providers, you can trust that they’re keeping themselves sharp and competitive drawing upon more than 100 years of combined experience from within our team. We can offer a consultation call to help link you with the best first that's going to match you exactly with what you're looking for!
I specialize in helping people cope with the emotional ups and downs of life transitions, anxiety, grief and loss, relationship endings, and academic and career stress. I can help you find your way back to feeling whole again and learn to treat yourself with self-compassion. I have an extensive background in providing counseling for undergraduate and graduate students, including medical students and residents. I provide a safe, nonjudgmental space for people to be heard and seen and find hope for the future. I work from a strengths based, client centered and trauma-informed approach, and work with people in a collaborative and authentic way. I utilize cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness and relational therapy.
I’m a clinical psychologist working in Hudson Valley NY and the Greater New York City Area, and a credentialed alcohol and substance abuse counselor. I’m passionate about helping individuals overcome challenges and leverage their strengths to live meaningfully. I help individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, and emotional or behavioral challenges. In addition, I’m experienced in working with students, in addressing women’s issues, trauma, and working with people in recovery from addictions/substance use disorders. People of faith find my approach connects with their worldview as I also specialize in Christian counseling. Individuals from the Caribbean and Africa appreciate my background and familiarity with their experiences relating to multicultural and immigration adjustment. “My firm belief is that there’s always hope, that impossibilities can become possibilities, and that we should keep moving towards those dreams.”
Hi, I’m Akeera Peterkin (she/her). My clients describe me as genuine, compassionate, and personable. I see therapy as an allyship—walking alongside you through challenges while making sure you feel heard, respected, and supported. I specialize in working with trauma, identity, and life stressors, holding space for BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, TGNC, students, creatives, and others navigating adversity. My approach is inclusive, affirming, and tailored to your goals, blending evidence-based practices with a culturally sensitive lens. At Amani Nia Therapeutic Services, my goal is to help you feel safe, explore who you are, and build the tools you need to thrive. Whether you’re working through inner conflicts or external challenges, you don’t have to do it alone—I’m here to support you.
The clients I work best with are young adults who are navigating complex relationship and intimacy challenges, struggling with self-esteem, or experiencing anxiety and depression. Often, these individuals are seeking a safe space to better understand themselves, heal from past hurts, and build stronger, healthier connections with others. My ideal clients are looking for guidance in managing overwhelming emotions, improving their mental health, and gaining the tools they need to navigate relationships and life transitions. Many have faced feelings of isolation, low self-worth, or uncertainty in their personal lives and are ready to explore solutions that can help them grow and thrive. If you’ve been feeling stuck, anxious, or disconnected in your relationships or struggle to find confidence within yourself, we may be a good fit. I aim to create a compassionate, non-judgmental environment where you can express yourself openly, explore your experiences, and work towards meaningful change.
I hold an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Working with adolescent aged clients and older, I am passionate about providing an inclusive space to work with BIPOC communities with the goal of aligning multicultural approaches amidst various cultures and religions. I emphasize a core value of ensuring a safe environment of dignity and respect for each individual while exploring identities among systemic issues. In sessions, I offer compassionate and empathetic support that allows for inner healing and growth for clients. I attentively listen and collaborate side by side with clients to address emotional disturbances, school issues, life transitions, life stressors, divorce, grief, caregiving support, suicidal ideations, esteem support and coping skills. My therapeutic style is based on a DBT lens, and incorporates the perspectives of CBT, Humanistic, Psychodynamic, and creative art mediums. I also have additional science-focused education and training that emphasizes biological knowledge with the working elements of therapy. I strive to combine the psychological and social components of counseling with scientific connections to ensure a deeper understanding of presenting situations. Through collaborative approaches, Farrah is dedicated to work together with clients in exploring restorative growth and remedy.
Whether you're adjusting to campus life, managing academic stress, coping with anxiety, OCD, depression, or processing past trauma, we're here to help. Our compassionate therapists provide a safe and supportive space to explore your concerns, build resilience, and develop healthy coping strategies. From relationship challenges to mental health struggles, we’re committed to helping you thrive—both in college and beyond. Reach out today to start your journey toward balance and well-being.