Therapists for college students near New York University
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Hi there, my name is Lori and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I am so glad that you are exploring my page. Seeking out therapy can be difficult, but you have taken the first and often hardest step, reaching out for help. I have been practicing for 15 years and have worked with many different populations and symptoms. My specialty areas are working with folks who have experienced Trauma/PTSD, interpersonal violence, anxiety, and depression. However, I also work with individuals who are going through adjustment periods, stress, and issues surrounding self confidence and body image. I truly feel honored to share space with individuals who are seeking out someone to talk to. I utilize several difference evidence based and integrative modalities in treatment and follow a person centered approach. If you are interested in learning more about my services and are ready to take the next step, feel free to reach out and we can do a phone consultation. Your well being matters and I am here to help!
I work with clients who may be struggling with anxiety, depression or trauma related to their relationships, career, stressful events, or family. During our initial sessions, we will delve deeply into the issues at hand, and collaborate to create a plan for addressing them in a way that helps you get your life back. Most of my clients see a gradual lifting of symptoms within the first month and sustained improvement thereafter.
I am a graduate of Columbia University and have been practicing social work for 20 years. My specialty is goal directed talk therapy using a variety of tools that include CBT, calming and relaxation techniques, emotional regulation and mindfulness. I endeavor to create a safe place where clients can find the words that will move them toward healing. I accept a variety of insurances
Hello, I am a bilingual, Spanish speaking, licensed clinical social worker with over 7 years of experience working with individuals impacted by abuse, trauma, anxiety, and life stressors. Trauma can significantly impact daily life, affecting relationships, emotional well-being, and the ability to cope with everyday challenges. By creating a safe, supportive environment, I help individuals heal and overcome challenges. I use a trauma-informed, client-centered approach where trust is key. Healing begins when you feel understood and safe. In our initial sessions, we’ll get to know each other and explore your therapy goals. I’m dedicated to learning about your experiences, strengths, and passions, and supporting you in reaching your goals. My goal is to help you reclaim your strength and achieve healing, as I am deeply passionate about helping individuals and families overcome challenges and thrive. Book with me now by clicking on my website link for a free 15 minute phone call.
Tabatha is a mental health counselor with a limited permit working under the supervision of licensed psychologist, Dr. Johna Pointek. Tabatha values the importance of collaboration, empathy, and respect to create a safe, non-judgmental space for exploration and understanding. With a collaborative relationship, the path to self-growth involves exploring her client’s emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. Tabatha employs person-centered, strength-based, and cognitive behavioral approaches focusing on her client’s needs and goals. Tabatha supports students facing severe mental illness and those in need of stress management and coping skills, especially during challenging times like finals or transitions.
You are not broken — you are human. And being human means facing change, pressure, and uncertainty — things that can feel especially heavy during college. Maybe you’re feeling overwhelmed, questioning who you are or what’s next, or trying to balance school, family, and your own expectations. You don’t have to figure it out alone. Therapy can be a space to pause, reflect, and begin again — with support and intention. In our sessions, you’ll find a warm, understanding space where you can show up just as you are — no need to have it all together. My role isn’t to fix you, but to walk beside you. Together, we’ll explore what’s been weighing on you, reconnect you with your strengths, and find new ways forward that feel true to who you are. Every student’s story is different. That’s why I don’t believe in one “right” way to do therapy. Our work will be shaped by your needs, your culture, and your goals. Whether you’re coping with stress, adjusting to college life, dealing with family or relationship challenges, or trying to rediscover your sense of purpose, we’ll move at your pace. A big part of our work will be exploring three things: WHY – Why are you seeking change? PURPOSE – What gives your life meaning? PRIORITIES – What matters most to you right now? When we understand your why, purpose, and priorities, therapy becomes more than just talking — it becomes growth. Wherever you are in your process, you don’t have to walk it alone. I’m here to meet you where you are and support you as you find your way forward.
You - feeling overwhelmed, stuck, like the world is on fire and you're supposed to just "cope." You - navigating relationships, friendships, and family, questioning who you are, thinking "what's next?" Sessions with me - a space for you to talk things out, get clarity and confidence, and a better relationship with your self. You show up as you are, and we go from there, without you feeling judged or "therapized" like it's going out of style. (Although that is something I can provide if you really want! We can figure it out as we go, that's kind of the point!) My approach to therapy is relational, which means I believe the trust and connection between therapist and client is paramount to the healing process. I see you as the expert of your life and my role is support and guide you with compassion and curiosity. Together we can explore what's working, what's not, and how you can move forward. I'm especially passionate about supporting women, college students, and LGBTQ+ folks as you navigate the complexities that come with living in today's world. Therapy should be a place of growth, insight, and finding the joy among the hurt. If you're ready to explore and create meaningful change for yourself, I'd love to work with you!
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!
Crappy stuff happens. Stress happens. People are difficult. Life at school and away from school has to move on even when we aren't feeling well, sleeping well, having uncomfortable or intrusive thoughts, or having trouble in our relationships. When your thoughts, feelings, and/or behaviors are getting in the way of you living the life you want or being the student you want to be, I invite you to reach out. I have 15 years of experience working with emerging adults and was previously the director of a local college counseling center. I specialize in anxiety, depression, negotiating the transition to undergrad or grad school, managing academic expectations, and negotiating interpersonal conflicts. I have a particular interest in working with athletes or former athletes.
Hello! I’m a therapist who believes that real healing happens through self-compassion, mindfulness, and meaningful connection. If you’re feeling stuck in the same old patterns—overthinking, people-pleasing, shutting down emotionally—I’m here to help you shift that. A big part of my work is helping people feel their feelings in a real, embodied way. We’ll slow down, tune into your body, and start to notice what’s actually going on underneath the surface. I use somatic tools to help you reconnect with yourself and move through emotional blocks—not just talk about them. At the same time, I’ll support you in building practical skills that make daily life feel more manageable and empowering. I always keep a trauma-informed lens and acknowledge how systems of oppression and past experiences impact your nervous system, relationships, and sense of self. Therapy with me is about creating space for change while being kind to yourself along the way. You don’t have to figure it all out alone.
I invite you to bring your old strengths into a new perspective, and to share in a conversation that is both challenging and supportive. At Perspectives Mental Health Counseling, PLLC, you are welcome. You may come to gain a viewpoint outside of your current network of friends, family, co-workers, teammates, and to take a look at your own perspective as well. By gaining new insight, you will find ways to make positive change in your life and cope with whatever it is you carry with you through the door. Together we can, through talk therapy, work towards discovering and helping you to become the healthiest you. I specialize in working with individuals who are coping with medical issues.
When you have been at a low point for so long, it’s easy to be convinced that’s all there is. Instead of focusing on the negative, I look for strengths that will help you deal with challenges. We will also celebrate small victories. Sessions are full of high energy, enthusiasm, laughter, and positivity to motivate and pump you up. The focus is on what you do right and how you can believe in yourself again to be what you want. My office is a judgment-free zone. I will ask questions, listen intently, provide perspective, and give feedback. All to help you move forward. I understand you may feel uncomfortable with the idea of talking about yourself. It’s not always easy to do. My intention is for you to feel comfortable saying anything that comes to mind. It’s when you let their guard down that you can be your truest self and open to new possibilities. Everything I do is based on evidence about how the mind and body are connected and what you need to do in everyday situations to make them work for them – not against them. You are continuing to grow and adapt to new situations. It’s crucial to apply strategies that work at every stage. You can be assured that methods will be measurable, so you will “see” the progress you make.
Our team offers a safe and supportive environment to help you thrive. We offer a range of services including individual, couples, and family therapy, psychoeducational testing, and parent coaching. Our dedicated team works with adults, children, adolescents, and families both in-person at our Mamaroneck, NY (Westchester), and Beacon, NY (Hudson Valley) locations as well as online (NY, NJ, CT, and FL). Our practice is LGBTQIA+ affirming, welcoming of neurodiversity, and committed to social justice.
I specialize in Adolescents and Young Adults. I've worked in mental health settings and schools. As a school based therapist and former guidance counselor, my experience is working with teenagers and young adults on issues of depression, anxiety, and mood disorders.
Who am I? What is important to me? What do I believe in? What do I want out of life? I know firsthand what it is like to face these questions, especially when rebuilding after disappointment, trauma, and loss. In my own experience and in my experience working with clients, I have found that the most difficult times of our lives can be the catalyst to our greatest growth, and eventually, a sense of peace we had not thought possible. My primary areas of focus are working with clients struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, relationship problems, and spiritual concerns. I integrate acceptance and mindfulness-based practices with evidence-based approaches to tailor a therapy experience that best fits your needs and goals. I believe those of us who struggle the most have the greatest resources for making real change, for building rich, full, and meaningful lives. Let’s work together to navigate life's difficulties, and in the face of challenges, be present, open up, and do what matters.
My Philosophy Therapy should be a safe place to talk about what is bothering you. It’s a place to gain self-awareness and insight and work toward feeling better with a qualified therapist who cares. It should be affordable and accessible. It should be tailored to your needs alone. And it shouldn’t last for years! How does that sound? I am a licensed Mental Health Counselor. I have a BA from the University of Michigan and an MA in Mental Health Counseling from New York University where I graduated summa cum laude. I spent three years in the Counseling Unit at Long Island University working with college-age students focusing on crisis management, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, stress, individuation, suicidal thoughts and much more. I am a referral resource for the University of Pennsylvania, Adelphi University, Long Island University and Molloy College. I currently have a private practice in East Norwich where I work with older teenagers and adults.
PCWC practices with the belief that satisfaction in life comes from the process of gaining self-awareness. This involves understanding oneself, what one wants and needs, and identifying strategies to accomplish those goals. She knows from her experience working with numerous clients that this approach is very successful.
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Finding the right therapist is an important and thoughtful process. You want to find someone who ‘gets’ you, and who you can trust to be straightforward with you about your role in problems, and what steps you need to take. You want a person with solid credentials and experience, yet who is open, willing to listen, and who will consider a variety of treatment options with you. Clients have told me they appreciate my straightforwardness and compassion. I would characterize myself as contemplative and thoughtful, yet I am not the kind of therapist who will leave you ‘on the couch’ while I utter “mm-hmm”. I like to balance insight with concrete information and skills you can use to work between sessions. My goal is to foster respectful and collaborative partnerships with clients who are motivated to make changes in their lives. Being a psychologist has special meaning to me, and I care deeply about my work. I hope this offers helpful information as you search for your therapist, and would welcome you to contact me for a consultation.