Therapists for college students near University of Texas at Austin

Being a student can feel like a lot. Between classes, work, and personal pressures, it’s easy to feel anxious, overwhelmed, or unsure of yourself. If you’re feeling stuck, low, or just not like yourself—you’re not alone. I’m a licensed clinical social worker with over 10 years of experience supporting students, teens, adults, and children through tough times. I help with stress, anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, trauma, and big life changes. My approach is calm, real, and supportive. We’ll work together to understand what’s going on, build coping skills, and help you feel more in control. Therapy is a space to be heard and start feeling better—no pressure, no judgment. When you’re ready, I’m here to help.

Sugar Land Psychological Associates, located in Sugar Land, Texas, is a collaborative team comprising psychologists and a clinical pharmacist. Our primary mission is to offer evidence-based psychotherapy ("talk therapy"), psychological and forensic psychological assessments, and medication therapy management for adults and older adults through telehealth services, serving people in over 37+ states. Inclusivity is at the heart of our practice, and we proudly affirm and welcome individuals from the LGBTQ+ community to be a part of our supportive environment.

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At Path to Change Counseling in Allen, Texas, we offer compassionate, personalized psychological services for individuals, families, and couples throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area and across Texas via telehealth. We specialize in treating a wide range of concerns, including trauma, anxiety, depression, personality disorders, relationship issues, grief, life transitions, and interpersonal challenges, with an emphasis on trauma-informed care. We offer a comprehensive range of services, including individual therapy, play therapy, family therapy, couples counseling, and psychological assessments. Our dedicated team is here to guide you through life’s challenges using an integrative approach that fosters healing and growth. Whether you're seeking support for yourself or a loved one, we provide a safe, supportive, and confidential space to help you address emotional and mental health concerns. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or need guidance, we are here to help you on your journey toward healing.

I believe that you already hold the answers to your most significant challenges. My role is to guide and support you in uncovering those answers, honoring your journey every step of the way. I specialize in a variety of areas, including substance use and harm reduction, sexual health, anxiety disorders, and perinatal mental health. I am deeply committed to supporting individuals dealing with substance use and addiction, whether you're striving for long-term sobriety or seeking balance through moderation. I have trained with the top researcher in harm reduction psychotherapy and will meet you without judgment as you navigate your desired relationship with substances. In my practice, I take great care to offer affirming, trauma-informed care. I have particular experience working with women, the LGBTQ+ community, and individuals living with HIV. My goal is to create a safe space for you to explore and heal, free of judgment. Whether you're facing a life transition, struggling with mental health concerns, or simply seeking to improve your overall well-being, I am here to walk alongside you on your path to healing and growth.

Knowing from an early age that I wanted to connect with people on a deeper level, a career in counseling became a must. I was born and grew up in Belgium and moved to the states as a pre-teen, which was a tough transition at times. I quickly discovered my love for connecting with others was no different on the other side of the world. This strengthened my belief that cultural background, race, sex, age, etc does not make a difference in our suffering but that there is hope for each one of us. Knowing from an early age that I wanted to connect with people on a deeper level, a career in counseling became a must. I was born and grew up in Belgium and moved to the states as a pre-teen, which was a tough transition at times. I quickly discovered my love for connecting with others was no different on the other side of the world. This strengthened my belief that cultural background, race, sex, age, etc does not make a difference in our suffering but that there is hope for each one of us. It is my belief that the difficulties that we face stem from our inner dialogue and extreme responses in acknowledgment to triggering situations. It is my goal to help the client explore such thoughts and reactions by developing coping skills and new ways of thinking in order for the client to feel more at ease and happier in life. I previously had the privilege of leading groups for those suffering from alcohol and drug addiction, as well as emotional dysregulation issues, and have discovered an appreciation for walking through such a challenging time with the client. It is my hope to do the same for you.

At Healthy Minds Healing Hearts, PLLC, we believe that everyone deserves a safe space to be heard, supported, and understood. We work best with students and young adults who may be adjusting to life changes, managing stress or anxiety, or learning how to balance school, relationships, and personal growth. Our approach is compassionate and practical—we focus on helping you build confidence, strengthen coping skills, and create healthier connections with yourself and others. If you’re looking for a supportive environment where you can explore your challenges and discover your strengths, you’re in the right place.

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Hi, I’m Nancy Harvey, LPC. I work with students who are juggling a lot — academics, relationships, identity shifts, family stress, or just the weight of trying to hold everything together. My approach is calm, practical, and collaborative. I focus on helping you understand what you’re feeling, why it makes sense, and what you can actually do to feel better. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, trauma, relationship concerns, burnout, or simply feeling stuck, I meet you where you are and help you move forward at a pace that feels manageable. Therapy with me feels like having someone in your corner who is honest, thoughtful, and truly invested in your growth. You don’t have to carry everything alone — I’m here to help.

Life can be beautiful, but it can also present challenges. I work alongside clients to navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship issues, and challenges related to school and career. Together, we create a safe space where you can gain clarity, develop effective coping strategies, and find the tools to enhance your life and resolve difficulties. I welcome individuals aged 13 and above, including adults from all walks of life. I have specialized expertise in working with familial relationships, particularly those related to adoption, abandonment, or non-paternal events, helping clients navigate complex family dynamics. With over 25 years of experience in education & 15 years in counseling, I bring a wealth of knowledge to my practice. I have a strong interest in supporting young adults facing life and school challenges, as well as adults dealing with transitions and anxiety. As your counselor, I am committed to walking with you on your journey toward mental wellness. As your counselor, I am committed to walking with you on your journey toward mental wellness. Reach out today to begin a new chapter in your life.

Do you find yourself beaten down with negative self talk? Do you struggle to shake the nagging feeling of discomfort, even when things seem to be going okay? While it can seem easier to avoid or suppress the struggles around us, my clients often find value in moving through these struggles, walking towards abundant life instead of simply "existing." My goal is that you may become more empowered to face life’s challenges through your counseling experience. Though I work with people from all backgrounds, I am passionate about working with others as they find abundant life and believe that this is best done in relationship with one another. I specialize in anxiety, depression and life transitions and hope to walk with you through this by offering a safe space to process your past and present self as you move towards a more full future. My clinical experience includes working with children, adolescents, and adults, focusing on anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, broken familial relationships, boundary work, and other mental health concerns. I am also certified in Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT). In my free time, I enjoy being outside with my family and friends. I love drinking coffee, going for walks with my dog Rosie, and dreaming about the next travel adventure with my husband.

Hey Queen, give yourself a round of applause! You’re ready to step into a healthier lifestyle, and that journey starts with finding the right therapist for YOU. It takes serious courage to say, “I need help, and I’m not doing this alone.” I’m here to support you every step of the way. My passion is helping young Black women, including those in the LGBTQ+ community, navigate this exciting new chapter in their lives. Whether you're dealing with anxiety, depression, or just looking for someone to talk to, you can expect a safe space where you’ll never feel judged or alone—just empowerment and understanding. I specialize in working with African American teens and young adults up to age 40. My approach combines CBT, strength-based therapy, and psychotherapy, but I’m all about finding what works best for you. Your journey is unique, and I’m here to make it as fulfilling as possible. Let’s unlock your potential together! "Stumbling is not falling." - Malcolm X. Feel free to call or email me to schedule a free, 15-minute consultation to ensure we are a good a fit!

Counseling should be affordable and accessible to everyone. We all need an ally to lean on at times. Struggles and hardships can be a natural part of life. We all need support as we navigate through stressful times. I see my role as a therapist as one of a caregiver, a provider of strength, and a collaborative problem-solver. I have experience with a wide variety of people, including individuals without a diagnosis to those diagnosed with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and anxiety and depression. My practice is LGBT safe and affirming. I also have extensive experience helping people throughout the processes of both voluntary and involuntary termination of pregnancy. I enjoy providing support to my clients in an open-minded, encouraging, relaxed, non-judgmental way. It is important to me that my clients know that I support them, and that I do not judge. Life can be tough and overwhelming at times. Seeking counseling is a brave step toward a new outlook, I applaud you for that decision, and I am here to help. I pride myself on being accepting, easygoing, discreet, and affordable. I am currently accepting new clients, and I have a flexible schedule, so if you’re considering counseling, please call me. I’m happy to answer questions, provide information, and see if we’re a good fit. Supervised by Beck A Munsey, PhD, LPC-S

Hi! My name is Shanell. I'm a neurospicy black therapist who loves helping my clients find balance and empowering them to take the necessary steps to reach their goals. First, I would like to congratulate you on taking this step toward your journey to a better you! I am aware of the stigmas that are tied to mental health and how they can sometimes deter someone from receiving therapy services. You are not here by accident; it takes courage to want to heal, and I am here to assist you in that process. I offer a holistic approach to therapy with a “homegirl” feel. I'm dedicated to holding space for you while challenging you to do the work. I would love the chance to help you thrive through life!

“We don’t have to do all of it alone, we were never meant to.” -Brene Brown Currently accepting new clients for virtual/Telehealth counseling services and hypnotherapy. My 10+ years of practicing has become enriched with opportunities to work with an array of presenting issues and populations, all of which have deeply impacted, influenced, and enhanced my fulfillment and devotion to the mental health field. I maintain and promote an inclusive mindset, welcoming all human beings to share in a safe space, in order to knock down barriers, and move toward a healthier and more desirable quality of life. While the majority of the clients on my caseload suffer from the lasting effects of trauma/PTSD, a growing pattern, stemming from anxiety, depression, and relational/attachment issues has become a close second.

The Trauma-Informed Campus Collective is a clinical practice serving college students exclusively. Our work focuses on trauma-informed care with students navigating complex family systems, identity development, emotional regulation, and belonging within the college environment.

Is life supposed to look like this? Is this how I’m supposed to feel? How many times have you asked yourself these questions, questioned why you are on this earth, questioned your existence? For me, the answer is that I have asked myself this countless times. Most of my life I had people tell me who I was. What I was allowed to say, what I was allowed to feel, what my opinions should or should not be. I was expected to conform, to not take up space, to obey. I never felt like I belonged anywhere. I longed for it. I wanted to know myself. I wanted to be seen. So, I went to therapy. My therapist helped me acknowledge the distorted mirror that had been held up in front of my face for so long by others. She helped me stop waiting for others to see me, to validate me, and guided me to my own gut-wrenchingly painful but oh so beautiful journey of self-exploration and healing. I wish that I could say to you that I have always had a strong identity and sense of self, but the truth is that I needed someone to let me know that they saw me. That they understood me. Have you ever felt seen? I mean really seen. Seen for everything you are. The rawness that comes with that. It makes us feel alive, it validates us, it permeates us with energy. Energy to engage, energy to connect, energy to contribute. I want to help you become a reflection of your highest self. I want to help you get to know you. I want to weather the storm of life with you, be there to see you in your most exquisite moments but also in your most broken. I specialize in working with relationship concerns, men’s issues, and trauma work (I do EMDR which is a specialized treatment for trauma. I also help with alcohol and substance-use that is causing you concern (or curiosity), old coping mechanisms stemming from childhood, existential depression, anxiety, and relationship stressors. As a therapist, I want to help my clients relinquish their stories of pain and help them move towards a future that no longer feels limited. SO, let’s begin. Let me provide you a safe, warm, judgement-free, space of acceptance. A space to be seen. A space to heal and grow. I am so excited to see you. The Story: As I consider what initially drew me to the field of psychology, a quote by Robert Frost comes to mind: “The best way out is through”. By age 10, I had already lived a life full of adversity. Receiving therapy to help sort through painful experiences was transformative and my therapist was kind, gentle, full of empathy, respectful, and empowering. My biggest takeaway from therapy was how crucial the therapeutic relationship is; so much more work, growth, and healing can be done when you feel safe with your therapist, when you feel they really see you and understand you. You can always count on me to be genuinely myself when we are together, to be a human with another human. I knew since I was ten years old that I wanted to be able to help people heal. I knew that I wanted to listen to all those intricate details that are woven together that makes up someone’s life story. I wanted to sit there on the floor with someone, help them pick up the pieces, sort through them, notice each piece, and help put things back together. I learned early that pain can travel through family lines until someone is ready to heal it in themselves. I wanted to encourage others that by going through the pain or growth, will allow for the cycle to be broken, for the pattern to end there. It’s incredibly sacred work and incredibly meaningful. I also knew it was going to be a long road to be able to get where I needed to be so that I could offer this to others. I’m thankful to be here now with you. I’m now equipped with my PhD and more life experiences than it might appear at first glance. My Training: I began my pursuit of a career as a psychologist at Texas Tech University where I received my Bachelor of Arts in psychology. I then attended the University of Louisville where I completed my Master’s degree in counseling psychology. I finalized my education at the University of Missouri- Columbia where I received my Doctorate (Ph.D.) in counseling psychology. Through so many years of experience and education, countless hours of research, and looking at the science of everything, I have found that the most crucial part of helping a person heal, is the therapeutic relationship. If we don’t like or trust someone, how in the world can we open up and allow someone to know us intimately enough to help facilitate our own healing? I specialize in working with trauma of all kinds and have obtained my certification as an EMDR therapist (a type of trauma healing therapy). I also have spent a lot of time working with addictions and believe that addiction is not about the substance itself but rather it’s about the pain that fuels the desire to use the substance. I also enjoy working with life anxieties and stressors, family of origin concerns, inner-child healing, relational issues, grief, and so many other things! Can you tell my training has been eclectic? I believe that everyone is unique and there is not a one size fits all method of therapy. I tailor my work to each individual and their needs and goals. Some concepts and theories that inform my work are attachment theory (childhood experiences effect how we see ourselves and others), trauma informed care, interpersonal, relational, and feminist theory (all components of our identities and environments we are in impact us). My Commitment: Every step I have taken in my life has brought me here; to being a psychologist. I look at past experiences I have had as ways of deeply understanding my clients and their struggles. You can trust that I will sit with you, as a human sitting with another human (not some therapy robot), and express genuine empathy and compassion towards you and your story. We will take time to create a relationship that you can believe in, that you can depend on, and feel safe in. I want to spend my time empowering you, helping you feel inconceivably brave, unloading some of the pain you might have been carrying, watching you gain inner peace, and allowing yourself to be seen. It is my privilege to be able to sit and listen to you and be your guide on this journey.

I have a passion for working with youth who are navigating trauma, anxiety, identity, substance use, and other mental health issues. I'm specifically honored to serve LGBTQiA+ folks as a proud member of the queer community myself. I love helping anyone tap into their autonomy, self-love, find their strengths, and accomplish their goals. I practice harm reduction, which helps people determine how to do what they want to do (whether that be coming out as transgender or non-binary, building community, sexual exploration, drug use, etc.) to their own level of comfort and safety at their own pace. I provide a collaborative and open approach to therapy without any judgement. You are in the driver's seat and determine what the destination is. I'm just in the passenger's seat with a stack of maps, helping you find your path.

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My goal is to help clients who have trauma, specifically medical trauma, manage their symptoms and learn how to navigate life again! I am most interested in helping people connect to their mind and body again, so they truly feel like they are living in their bodies and being present. Therapy is a collaborative process, so there is a level of trust that must go into each client and each session. My areas of interest as a counselor are trauma-focused, veterans, medical trauma, depression/anxiety, substance use, and sexual assault survivors.