Therapists for college students near 46202

Do you ever feel like your brain won't let something go? Maybe you overthink every decision, replay conversations long after they've happened, procrastinate until you're overwhelmed, or find yourself stuck in routines and habits that you know aren't helping but can't seem to change. If that sounds familiar, you're not alone. Through WellQor, I provide online therapy for college students and young adults, and WellQor accepts most major insurance plans to help make care more accessible. I enjoy working with students who feel trapped in cycles of anxiety, perfectionism, self-criticism, intrusive thoughts, or other patterns that interfere with their ability to enjoy life and reach their goals. One thing I've learned after more than a decade as a therapist is that lasting change is rarely about trying harder. More often, it's about understanding why a pattern exists in the first place and learning new ways to respond to it. Therapy can help you step out of autopilot, build confidence in yourself, and make choices that align with the life you want to create. If you're tired of feeling stuck in the same loops and are ready to try something different, I'd love to help you take that next step.

Hi, my name is Keely, I am an LCSW whose specialty is being trauma-informed, non-judgmental, and present. I have worked with a variety of clients and with almost all types of symptoms and my goal with each was to help them feel heard, understood, and supported. I enjoy making psychoeducation accessible and helping people have a better understanding of themselves and their emotions. If you are feeling stuck, lost, overwhelmed or are unsure if therapy is right for you but you're out of other ideas, please reach out! I am happy to invite you into my practice, or if I am not the best fit (and that's okay too!) to help you find who might be the best person for you.

Therapy is about building trust and nurturing oneself through deeper self-awareness. Mallory (she/her) is dedicated to providing a safe space where individuals can acknowledge, heal, and grow from life’s challenges. Her goal in therapy is to help clients build self-confidence and develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the world. She is committed to helping clients find effective coping strategies so they can live more holistic, healthy, and joyful lives. Clients can expect to be met with empathy, kindness, and understanding at all times. Mallory has experience across multiple avenues of therapy. She has worked with adolescents and adults experiencing substance use disorders, utilizing Motivational Interviewing (MI), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills. She has also worked with adolescents navigating mood and personality disorders. Mallory has completed various trainings and certifications in MI, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), DBT, Gottman Level 1, Prepare/Enrich, and Nurturing Parenting. If someone is struggling to manage complicated emotions or feels they are not living up to their full potential, Mallory encourages them to reach out. Even the most difficult situations can feel lighter with increased understanding and the support of a licensed therapist who can facilitate growth and healing. Mallory sees clients virtually only, ages 14+. She accepts Medicaid (MHS, HIP, Anthem, Ambetter, Hoosier Healthwise, Caresource, and Traditional), Aetna, EverNorth (Cigna), IU Health (Narrow and Premier plans), and self-pay.

Hi! I'm Susan, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and psychotherapist trained as a medical and psychiatric social worker. I've built my career around the connection between physical and mental health, and I often work with people facing more than one challenge at once. Trauma, grief and loss, and significant anxiety are some of the areas I help clients with most. I'm an educator as much as a therapist. I want you to understand the why and how of what you're going through, along with the choices you have for working through it. I love helping people uncover the layers of their history and make changes so they can enjoy the present more. After all these years, my clients are still my biggest inspiration. Their courage and willingness to open up to change is what makes this work so rewarding. As your therapist, I promise to listen, be honest, and tell you what you need to hear, not just what you want to hear. Therapy can feel scary, but think of me as a bright light in your darkest places. One of my favorite sayings sums it up: "Life is not measured by the breaths we take but by the moments that take our breath away." Those "aha" moments are what therapy is all about. Change is inevitable, so why not learn to manage it well? One's life is far more important than a car, and a lot more complex, so let's learn to drive yours better. I look forward to meeting you! Susan Patterson, LCSW

Kylie Foster is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Indiana whose work centers on the seasons of life that ask more of you than you expected. She has a particular soft spot for moms and the guilt that so often comes with the role, and she supports clients through pregnancy, postpartum, and the identity shifts that follow. Alongside that, she works with anxiety, trauma and PTSD, relationship struggles, and big transitions like leaving home, changing paths, or figuring out who you are becoming. Her background includes years with teens and high risk youth, so nothing you bring is going to rattle her. She pulls from ACT, CBT, DBT, mindfulness and meditation practices, and trauma informed care, and she is currently completing certification in TF-CBT. Sessions feel warm and down to earth, more conversation than clipboard. Kylie sees clients through WellQor, which provides therapy online, so you can meet from wherever you feel comfortable and unhurried. To get started, fill out the Get Started form on the WellQor website. A patient liaison will text you with next steps and help you schedule your first session.

Relationship issues and Anxiety issues are two areas for which undergraduate and graduate students seek my services. Relationships: High conflict, unproductive conflict, sexual struggles, grief over a break-up, premarital concerns. Anxiety: Most students who see me for anxiety have panic, crushing worry, obsessive thoughts, or trouble sleeping. In practice for over 20 years, I'm a licensed psychologist who works from research-based approaches. We track progress from your point of view to make sure we hit the ground running and immediately start in the direction you desire.

I provide individual therapy for college students and previously worked at a college counseling center. I work with individuals around a variety of topics, which include body image, eating disorders, grief and loss, identity exploration and development, athletic performance, sex and sexuality, chronic pain, anxiety, depression and trauma. I am both a talk therapist and art therapist, so students have the option when working with me to incorporate art making if they'd like too (but there's no pressure). I also was a collegiate athlete myself and tend to work well with student athletes. Please reach out if you feel like we could be a good fit- I'd be happy to help!

WellQor offers expert support in navigating the challenges unique to your life. We’re a new model in online therapy marrying the best of traditional and innovative approaches. Through our personalized and collaborative approach to care, we make getting therapy sessions from licensed professionals easy, affordable, and worthwhile. Whether it’s anxiety, depression, burnout, navigating major life changes, or just finding a sense of purpose, our diverse multi-specialty team of therapists is here to help. We have a large team of therapists with different clinical experience, cultural backgrounds, and therapy styles - and we'll pair you based on your needs and preferences. We're dedicated to making therapy accessible, so we're in-network with most major insurance plans. To get started, just call our front office during business hours at (646) 687 4646 or fill out our get started form at wellqor.com.

Sarah Dotson has been a licensed clinical therapist since 2014. She graduated from Kentucky State University in 2011 with her Bachelor's degree in Psychology and graduated from the University of Southern Indiana with her Master's degree in Social Work. Sarah believes in a well-rounded approach to therapy to incorporate physical and mental well-being. She also encourages reflection to find the root of the issues that are present. Sarah primarily utilizes EMDR and DBT therapy, as well as IATP. She specializes in trauma, attachment disorders and personality disorders. In her spare time, Sarah enjoys camping, hiking and kayaking to engage in mindfulness and maintain balance in her life. Sarah also enjoys many arts and craft activities, reading, learning new hobbies and spending time with her family.

Hello, I am Kathryn Sutton. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with more than 14 years of experience treating adolescents and adults. I am an EMDR therapist. I have advanced training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Motivational Interviewing (MI). I have treated depression, anxiety disorders, personality disorders, and trauma to name a few. I also work with concerns regarding family conflicts and situational stressors. I am a member and volunteer for Postpartum Support International and I am certified in treating perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. One of my specialty areas of treatment is the treatment of adults, families and couples who have experienced trauma, loss and/or mental health symptoms relating to pregnancy and postpartum. I feel it is an honor to share in my client's lives and experiences. I look forward to meeting you and sharing in your journey.

Seventy percent of counseling treatment outcomes are dependent on the connection and trust between client and therapist. As a Mexican, First Nations (Cree), and Euro-American woman, I understand the incredible importance of client centered treatment based on the cultural mental health needs of the individual and family. It has been my joy to provide psychotherapy services to children, teens, adults, and families since 2016. I have had the privilege of providing supportive mental health services in schools, homes, outpatient facilities, and online. I have advanced training in treating Post Traumatic Stress Disorder with EMDR and IFS. Though I am originally from Montana, I received my undergraduate degree from Indiana University, my Masters Degree from the University of Southern Indiana, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with the Indiana Board of Behavioral Health. I work with children, teens, and adults from ages 6-60 in providing individual, family, couples, and group mental health services. My specialties are working with people from marginalized communities (ethnic and religious minorities, and LGBTQIA) and survivors of physical, sexual, and emotional abuse.

Allen is a Master's level therapist with a degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Evansville. He is licensed as a Clinical Social worker in the state of Indiana and has over 40 years of clinical experience. He accepts clients of all ages - from pediatrics to geriatrics. Allen is a Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional with specialized training in the neuropsychologically informed treatment of anxiety. He is also a Certified ADHD Treatment Professional and has worked extensively with children, adolescents and their families to help them overcome obstacles related to ADHD and learning disabilities, to reach their full potential. Allen works with parents to help them develop more effective communication and parenting styles. Allen works with adults to address issues of depression, anxiety, interpersonal dynamics and adjustment to life changing physical events such as stroke, brain injury and dementia. Specific therapeutic interests include: brain trauma recovery, psychological trauma and PTSD recovery, ADD/ADHD coaching and cognitive therapy for depression and anxiety.

Jennifer Hassell-Goodson treats ages 0 "? 17 years old. Jennifer Hassell-Goodson is a licensed clinical social worker with more than 10 years of experience. She has received her master's degree and bachelor's degree in social work from the University of Southern Indiana. She has experience working in the community, in schools, and in an outpatient clinic setting. She works with young children, and adolescents providing individual, family and group therapy services treating behavioral problems, ADHD, trauma, depression, anxiety, and parent-child relational problems. She is certified in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and Parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT). She also utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and motivational interviewing. She sees children, and adolescents.

I am a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. I received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Master of Science in Nursing from Western Governor's University and a Master of Science in Nursing from Indiana Wesleyan University. I strive to create a collaborative relationship with my clients. I believe that a strong therapeutic relationship begins with understanding my clients as they see themselves and the goals that they have for themselves. This understanding allows for an individual treatment plan to be created which may include medication management, motivational interviewing and brief supportive therapy to address my client's needs. I believe that the best treatment outcomes are found in a multidisciplinary treatment approach, therefore I often encourage my patients to consider combined treatment with therapists. As a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I provide medication management for ages 15 and older. I look forward to working with you to meet your mental health goals.

Cherie King, Nurse Practitioner, is committed to building meaningful relationships with her patients and prioritizing shared decision-making to create personalized treatment plans. Cherie serves patients across a wide range of age groups, from teens to seniors, offering medication management services to support their mental health needs. Cherie specializes in treating anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder, helping her patients navigate the complexities of these conditions with empathy and skill. She also has a keen interest in addressing sleep disorders and insomnia, as well as providing support for those dealing with hoarding and somatoform disorders. Cherie?s passion for holistic care extends to medical conditions and health psychology, offering patients comprehensive support for their overall well-being. Cherie is experienced in working with a variety of populations, including first responders, military veterans, and individuals with head injuries. She understands the unique challenges these groups may face and tailors her approach to meet their specific needs.

Tessa Chapman is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Indiana who has been practicing since 2011. She graduated with a Bachelor's degree in 2009 in English, Psychology, and a minor in Women's Studies from Indiana State University. She completed her Master's program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2011. Tessa believes she can help a client process and sort through life's stressors and everyday challenges as well as addressing deeper rooted issues and traumas in order to make positive changes along the healing journey that will improve their overall well-being, relationship with themselves and others, and self-worth for a more fulfilling life. She has training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. She has worked with a range of issues including mood disorders, personality disorders, trauma/grief, adjustment issues, anxiety, psychosis, and developmental disabilities.

David Gray, MD is a Psychiatrist in Indiana who has been practicing since 1994. He obtained his medical degree at the University of Kentucky. He completed his residency in psychiatry and internal medicine at West Virginia University. David believes that healing occurs when the practitioner's ability to heal corresponds with the patient's willingness to change. In his spare time, David enjoys reading and spending time with his family.

Stressful life events and trauma can lead to disconnection from one’s self and others. This disconnection can manifest as anxiety, depression, and loneliness. Through therapy, you can heal and build a more connected and fulfilling life. As a Clinical Psychologist with 18 years psychotherapy experience, I work with individuals and couples integrating cognitive behavioral, interpersonal, and existential approaches to therapy. Therapy might involve coping skills, emotional awareness, mind-body connection, learning new ways of thinking and interacting to improve quality of life and relationships, and finding meaning. My areas of clinical focus include life transitions, anxiety, grief, interpersonal relationships, trauma, PTSD, C-PTSD, and sexuality. Integrative in nature, I draw from cognitive behavior therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, existential, interpersonal and mindfulness modalities. Please visit my website for more information about me and my approach. https://hammelpsychological.com/

I am a licensed professional counselor dedicated to helping patients ages 15 and up take charge of their mental health. I specialize in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), prioritizing building meaningful therapeutic relationships that result in effective change. My approach is built on strong rapport, multiculturalism, and unconditional positive regard. A key belief that guides my understanding is that all people are deserving of an opportunity to heal. With this philosophy in mind over the years, I have helped patients manage distressing thoughts that impact social and occupational life, improve self-esteem and positive self-talk, practice new communication strategies to improve relationships, and reduce urges and cravings to promote recovery. While in my care, you can expect a structured and inviting environment that utilizes unconditional positive regard and cognitive restructuring to enhance your mental well-being. This could be internal, like self-esteem, negative thinking patterns, or mood instability. Or external, like social relationships, occupational anxieties, or family dynamics. No matter the focus, I believe in building trust as a core component to therapy. This helps cultivate an environment conducive to positive change. I value getting to know you on a deeper level to ensure a strong therapeutic relationship. Counseling theories are important, but what is most important to me is that you feel seen and heard in each session.

Perry Minner, LCSW, helps individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s challenges with compassion, clinical expertise, and a deep understanding of how mental health and substance use intersect. Serving clients across Indiana through LifeStance Health, he supports adolescents, adults, and seniors who are seeking meaningful, lasting change in their emotional well-being and relationships. Whether facing anxiety, depression, or the complexities of addiction, Perry works collaboratively with clients to help them find hope, healing, and a renewed sense of direction. With over two decades of experience in mental health and addiction services, Perry is particularly passionate about helping individuals who are managing co-occurring mental health and substance use issues. He has extensive experience in treating alcohol and drug use concerns, offering support to those navigating the road to recovery, as well as their loved ones. Perry is also deeply committed to addressing men’s and women’s issues, grief, and couple’s challenges. He tailors his care to meet each client where they are, ensuring that therapy is relevant, respectful, and rooted in practical solutions. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), Perry offers a faith-informed and evidence-based approach to treatment, incorporating interventions such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Christian counseling when requested. He also provides couples and family therapy, especially for those struggling with communication, trust, and emotional connection. As a dedicated ally to the military and veteran communities, Perry brings insight and cultural sensitivity to those adjusting to civilian life or coping with service-related challenges. Additional specialties and services are available to meet a wide range of client needs. Outside of his clinical work, Perry enjoys playing billiards and spending time in activities that bring balance and perspective to his life. He believes in the importance of wellness, purpose, and community—values he brings into every therapeutic relationship.