Therapists for college students near Ann Arbor, MI

At Telebehavioral Health US, we believe everyone deserves access to compassionate, high-quality mental health care, no matter where they are. Our licensed clinicians provide therapy and counseling through secure online sessions, making it easier for individuals and families to get the support they need without the barriers of travel or scheduling. We specialize in helping clients navigate life’s challenges, including stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship concerns. By combining evidence-based practices with a warm, client-centered approach, we create a safe space where healing and growth can take place.

My priority as your therapist is to provide a safe, non-judgmental space that allows you to navigate life’s stressors and to also provide guidance in helping you meet your identified goals. My approach to treatment focuses on the perspective that you are the expert; you know your emotions, thoughts and experiences best. I affirm and honor all identities and practice from a person-centered, strengths based, social justice informed approach.

Schug Counseling Services exists to bring high-quality Evidence Based Therapy to West Michigan that is delivered with authenticity, compassion, and a little bit of humor. We specialize in Anxiety, Depression, Maternal Mental Health, Trauma, OCD, Play Therapy, Spiritual Issues, & Couples Counseling.

You’re thoughtful, capable, & accomplished, yet something doesn’t feel quite right. You may struggle with anxiety, depression, emotional reactivity, burnout, or relationship difficulties. Perhaps the same patterns keep repeating or life feels harder than it should. You may have tried pushing through or relying on self-help books, advice from others, or prior therapy without resolution. Many of the adults, teens, & couples I work with are looking for more than quick fixes or symptom relief alone. They want to understand why they struggle & reach a place where they can experience greater insight, confidence, direction, & inner peace. I’m a Harvard-trained clinical psychologist, researcher, & educator specializing in psychodynamic therapy. I work with complex problems across the lifespan, drawing on advanced training in personality, attachment, trauma, & relational functioning. I provide psychological testing for diagnostic clarification & offer dating consultation & clinical supervision. Finding the right fit matters. Whether you're pursuing personal growth, healing from old wounds, or seeking something different from past care, my goal is to create a space where you feel seen, understood, & supported, while also gaining perspective. If this resonates with you, I invite you to reach out to see whether working together might be helpful.

Hi, my name is Monday Ogbeibor and I am a board -certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. I have over 5 years of experience working in mental health, and my strengths include finding the right diagnoses, managing and changing medications, and providing psychotherapy to those who are struggling with depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, OCD, sleep disturbance, anger management, psychosis, substance abuse, and eating disorder. Current clients describe me as a great listener, and I love to give ample time to truly hear what you've been feeling so we can come up with the right plan of action. I like to create an environment where you feel understood and comfortable. Opening up to someone new can be hard, but we'll really get to know each other and by the end of our first appointment, we will no longer be strangers, but rather partners on your journey to healing. If right now you are feeling pain, sadness, constant stress, or panic... if you're not sleeping or feeling like your life is chaotic... if you're struggling to navigate relationships (with family, or food, or drugs) none of that has to be your norm. You don't have to suffer through it. My goal at the end of the day is to give you options and strategies that you maybe didn't know were available to you so you can live your best life. I am currently accepting new patients, and I've been known to be speedy and on time when my clients need me. I look forward to supporting you and am excited to meet you.

Denise received her master's degree from Mid-America Christian University in Marriage and Family Therapy. She has over 5 years of experience as a counselor primarily working with couples and families but has also worked with kids in the foster care system. She is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) in the state of Illinois. She has completed training in Levels 1 and 2 of the Gottman Method of Couples Therapy. She has also completed Gottman's course on Treating Affairs and Trauma. Denise approaches therapy from a systems perspective, looking at various systems her clients engage in such as family, school, employment, and community, and how those systems effect the individual. Denise weaves emotionally focused therapy and attachment theory concepts into counseling. She is a certified "SYMBIS" (Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts) facilitator for couples who are interested in pre-Marital counseling. Denise has facilitated Griefshare for over 2 years at her church.

Hi! I’m Dr. Erickson, and I serve as WellQor’s Clinical Director for Massachusetts and Wisconsin. I earned my doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the Minnesota School of Professional Psychology and completed my post-doctoral training at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Over the years, I’ve worked in a variety of settings, including hospitals, community mental health clinics, and college counseling centers. What matters most to me in therapy is the relationship I build with each person I work with. I believe strong, genuine relationships are the foundation for real change. I focus on understanding my clients deeply, how their identity, life experiences, trauma, family dynamics, anxiety, or depression may be shaping their current challenges. My goal is to help you make sense of it all and support you as you grow and heal. As your therapist, I’ll see your strengths, listen with care, and stand with you as you work toward the changes you want in your life and relationships. Life can be incredibly hard, but I believe healing is always possible. When you contact WellQor, our office team will help you get scheduled and guide you through the first steps of starting care.

Hi! I’m Amy, a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker serving Massachusetts and Michigan with over two decades of experience in mental health. My focus is on helping people build the skills they need to manage life’s ups and downs. Whether you're facing anxiety, depression, PTSD, grief, or loneliness, I’m here to guide you towards healing and personal growth. I started my career supporting children and families as a case manager, where I saw firsthand the transformative power of therapy. That experience inspired me to pursue a Master’s degree and become a therapist. Today, I draw from years of clinical training to support individuals on their path to emotional wellness. In our work together, you can expect a compassionate, judgment-free space where we’ll explore your strengths and create meaningful change. I believe everyone has the potential to grow when given the right support, and I’m here to walk that journey with you. I’m proud to be part of the WellQor team, where we’re dedicated to providing compassionate, high-quality mental health care. When you reach out, our front office staff will guide you through the scheduling process and answer any questions you may have, making it easy to get started on your therapy journey.

Hello and welcome! Whether this is your first time in therapy and you are uncertain of your goals or you are continuing years of work, I will meet you where you are. During your sessions you will work with me, (Melissa Neihof, MA, LPCA, LMFTA) to increase self-awareness surrounding long-standing patterns in order to nurture congruence between your internal world and outward actions. My approach is influenced primarily by Cognitive Behavioral, Attachment, and Systems theories. In other words. Together, we will work through several combined approaches in order to help you identify how your past experiences have shaped the way you interact with the world today.

My name is Daria Datnoff, I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and have worked in the therapeutic field since 2011. I have worked with a wide variety of populations, including, young children, adolescents, at-risk teens, adults, and families across multiple settings. I believe that the human psyche is rooted in nature and that a reconnection with the natural world can be a catalyst for deep healing. I take an individualized, client-centered approach and am experienced in an eclectic range of high-quality healing modalities, including: solution-focused therapy, mindfulness-oriented approaches, relational & narrative therapies. I base my practice on the belief that symptoms of disorders are rooted in impaired relationships with yourself, with significant others, as well as the natural world. As a result, true healing will only occur within the context of relationship, and nature. I pride myself on having a positive, empowerment-based, and life-affirming approach to healing. I embody a therapeutic process that is collaborative, nurturing, intuitively guided, and rooted in ecological systems theory. I strive to combine compassion for individuals and the environment with inherent wisdom to deliver a high-quality healing experience that is unique for every person or family that I serve.

Welcome! We are a practice that centers the mental health needs of LGBTQIA2S+ and Black, Indigenous, and other persons of color (BIPOC) identities. The majority of our therapists are LGBGQIA2S+ identified and hold other marginalized identities as well. Additionally, many of our therapists and our clients are also neurodivergent. What to Expect We take a person-centered approach: you are the expert on you. We bring empathy, openness, and honesty, meeting your courage with compassion. Above all, we’re committed to creating a safe, affirming space for every identity and lived experience. At the heart of what we do is identity-affirming therapy. This approach honors and validates a person’s lived experience, identities, relationships, and communities. It actively addresses the harm caused by racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, heterosexism, and ableism, while recognizing your identity is a source of strength, culture, and resilience. We also take a culturally responsive view of care. Your full identity matters here: gender, sexual orientation, race and ethnicity, spirituality or religion, finances, physical health, age, and relationship patterns all shape how life feels and how healing happens. We offer support for individuals, children, teens, couples, relationships, and families. Our team of social workers, counselors, marriage & family therapists, and interns use a wide range of therapy approaches to meet your specific needs. Note: We know there is a lot of stigma associated with seeking therapy. Maybe even you, dear reader, believe therapy is something to be ashamed of. We do not believe this at all. We believe attending therapy is a powerful act of self-care and self-love. Therapy can be a place for you to find healing, learn skills, and share what is on your mind and heart with an objective, empathetic, and trained specialist – and so much more.

Ravenwise Consulting is a collaborative therapy practice built on the belief that clients are capable, thoughtful partners in their own growth. We provide professional, individualized care that helps people make sense of their experiences, strengthen lifelong skills, and create meaningful, sustainable change. Our approach balances warmth with honesty, depth with direction, and insight with practical application. Clients leave therapy not just feeling understood, but more confident and equipped to navigate life with clarity and intention.

Reaching out for help when we are at our lowest is one of the most valiant acts of bravery we can accomplish. My name is Jessica. I identify as a cis-female ally, preferring she/her/hers pronouns. I have a passion for helping others unlock potential in their personal and professional lives by assisting them in overcoming mental hurdles. Working with me looks like a partnership identifying areas of need/improvement followed by creating a workable treatment plan. I look forward to welcoming you into a therapeutic space where you’re comfortable to express yourself without judgement, while learning crucial skills to help improve the quality of your mental health.

My name is Ketashia Berrien. I specialize in supporting a diverse age range, from children and adolescents to emerging and young adults. My approach is rooted in trauma-informed care, motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, and interpersonal and family psychotherapy. I'm adept at addressing challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and family dynamics. I am a firm believer in the power of continuous learning and personal growth. Every individual I work with offers a unique perspective, enriching my understanding and approach. If you're in search of a professional who is both knowledgeable and genuinely committed to your well-being, I'm here to guide and support.

Life is a series of events, interactions, experiences, and so many highs and lows. We are all on this journey of life and sometimes the journey becomes difficult and can feel unmanageable. So often our journey can be more enjoyable with a little help and support. I am a master's level clinical social worker, and I have an undergraduate degree is in psychology. I enjoy understanding how our minds work. I have the ambition to help others develop ways to make their journeys through life both meaningful and manageable. Through sessions I aim to develop an understanding of how your mind works with you and use that to create a journey that is both meaningful and manageable for you. I strongly believe in experiencing life to the fullest of our capabilities, and through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, motivational interviewing, and mindfulness practice, my goal is to discover how your experiences affect thoughts and behaviors, and how your thoughts and behaviors affect your experiences so that you can live them to the fullest. I am currently accepting new clients and look forward to connecting with you!

If you're feeling lost, overwhelmed, or unsure of where to turn, now may be the time to begin your therapeutic journey. My name is Dorie, and I am a Christian therapist offering faith-based services that combine God's Word, with clinical expertise, all within the comfort of your own home. My practice focuses on embracing your God-given strengths, providing validation and understanding, promoting mindfulness, and challenging negative core beliefs. Let's collaborate to lean into God's truth and re-frame unwanted thought patterns and behaviors.

What if your difficult emotions could be seen as an opportunity for growth instead of as a weakness? It’s true that suffering is universal, but with the right perspective you can learn to see that as a gift; a source of energy you can use to propel you towards your life’s goals and eventual contentment. Many seek to find happiness by changing their circumstances, but I hope to show you that if you find acceptance first the circumstances you want will come to you more naturally. I use Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in my clinical practice, focusing primarily on being conscious of the thoughts that drive our behavior and accepting life’s circumstances before moving on to change them. I’ll work with you at the pace you are comfortable, whether you are looking for shorter solution-focused therapy or serving as a longer-term support. My calling is working with depression and anxiety, but I’m also proficient working with addiction, grief, existential concerns, and family therapy; particularly with families who have children with behavioral concerns.

Hi! I’m a virtual therapist with openings this week! I grew up in a multicultural household where being the firstborn Mexican female held a lot of expectations and responsibilities, oftentimes, with little emotional support. While I identify as Mexican, I’m not fluent in Spanish. I know it can be difficult to seek services, but if you’re looking for guidance or a place to vent, you’ve found the right person. I create a safe and comforting space for all of my clients that allows them to talk about various topics without judgement. When I'm not working, I enjoy gaming with friends and reading. While we work together, my cat may visit!

I use a person-centered approach, meeting each client with empathy and tailoring therapy to their unique needs. I often incorporate CBT, strengths-based needs strategies, and solution focused techniques to build skills and support meaningful change. In our work together, we'll focus on understanding your experiences and to understand your challenges and develop tools that help you feel supported

I approach counseling as a collaborative process rooted in trust, safety, and respect. My role is to offer a steady space where clients can talk openly about their experiences and be supported while navigating them —at a pace that feels manageable and realistic. I specialize in working with young adults and adults across the lifespan, including individuals navigating change or seeking support after experiences of trauma. This can include harm within relationships, connected to systems such as healthcare, workplaces, or other institutions, as well as pregnancy loss, infertility, or other forms of reproductive grief. I also support clients who want to strengthen boundaries, build self-awareness, or regain a sense of direction during uncertain or challenging periods. My work is trauma-informed, client-centered, and grounded in the counseling relationship. I believe all individuals have the power to make meaningful change in their lives and strive to shape the therapy process based on each client's unique strengths, needs, and preferences. I earned my Master’s degree in Professional Counseling from Central Michigan University in 2015. My background includes providing therapy in a university counseling setting and serving in leadership roles within domestic and sexual violence crisis services.