Therapists for college students near New York University
Wise Mind Mental Health Counseling PC
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Breana Jones
I am a licensed mental health counselor with 8 years of experience: treating depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and trauma. As a Black woman, I am aware of the emotional distress caused by systematic oppression often inflicted on people of color and oppressed groups: I address these experiences with compassion, sensitivity and honesty in session.
Tristan Guarini
I’m a good fit for students who get trapped in their head—overthinking everything, replaying conversations, second-guessing decisions, or feeling like they can’t relax unless everything is “handled.” You might be high-achieving, but constantly stressed, exhausted, or scared of messing up. Sometimes that turns into procrastination, avoidance, or feeling numb. In therapy, we’ll focus on helping you calm the mental noise, handle stress more effectively, and build confidence in your choices—so school and life don’t feel like a constant emergency.
Resilient Rainbow Healing
Hello! My name is Shelby (they/them) I’m an inclusive, gay/trans affirming therapist that would be very excited to work with you on a variety of issues. I look forward to hearing from you via email or phone call! :)
Kymberly Corley
I partner with adolescents and adults looking to address anxiety disorders, depression, self-esteem issues, and family dynamic challenges. I take a relational and empathetic approach and work to provide a safe space for clients to discuss their thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment. The therapeutic relationship is a privilege, and I am grateful to listen and try to understand how you see the world. I received my MSW at Fordham University. I trained in a hospital setting where I conducted group/individual therapy in an acute inpatient psychiatric unit. I take a holistic approach to understanding my clients and use psychodynamic and evidence based-practices (CBT) to help clients observe patterns of thoughts and behaviors with compassion. Thank you for having the courage to ask for help. Wherever you are starting from, I am happy to meet you there. No topic is off limits.
Trauma Recovery & Psychotherapy Services
Clinical specialist: trauma (childhood sexual abuse and cult abuse) and Cluster B personality disorders (including narcissistic abuse). You look high-functioning on the outside—but your relationships, emotions, or sense of self may tell a different story. Sound familiar? You may be stuck in painful relationship patterns, drawn to emotionally unavailable or narcissistic partners, struggling with identity instability, emotional overwhelm, chronic emptiness, or the lasting effects of trauma. Integrating EMDR, somatic therapy, parts work, and depth psychology approaches, I help patients move beyond insight alone to create meaningful, lasting change. This work is especially well-suited for individuals who are ready to understand themselves more deeply, heal long-standing patterns, and move beyond survival mode—not just manage symptoms.
Lauren O'Halloran
I work best with students who are feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or hard on themselves, and are looking for a supportive space to sort through what’s going on. Many are navigating stress, relationships, or big life transitions and want practical tools along with a place to feel understood. Please contact me using my email or phone number (call/text) or book a session through the website link at the bottom of this page!
Brian Moriarty
At some time in life, everyone feels overwhelmed and looks for a path to a happier, more comfortable day-to-day routine. That is different for everybody, and regardless of your individual needs, I can help you reach your goals. Change is not easy. When change involves mental health including anxiety and depression, substance abuse, or addressing negative behavioral patterns, it is necessary to involve a mental health professional. With over 20 years of experience, I create a warm, safe environment that allows growth to happen. Using a variety of methods including motivational enhancement therapy, critical time intervention, harm reduction methods, and cognitive behavioral therapy I connect with clients and lead them through short and long term life changes. I have experience working with teens, young adults, families, and adults. Set up a free consultation with me to discuss a plan to help you meet your needs.
Rhea Gillespie
I have experience working with college students with a range of needs. I focus on clients with anxiety, life adjustments, relationship concerns, and LGBTQIA+ issues. My schedule is flexible to fit your busy day.
Sarah McCumiskey
Hi there! My name is Sarah McCumiskey and I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a Master's Degree in Mental Health Counseling. I would like to offer you my assistance and will do so from a compassionate, existential approach; I will allow you to guide my understanding of you and your goals and/or issues you would like to address that has you seeking counseling. I have developed my experience and expertise in a variety of settings including inpatient and outpatient mental health treatment as well as outpatient substance abuse treatment. I have had my own private practice for the past five years. My experience has allowed me to hone skills necessary to help in the treatment of a variety mood and anxiety disorders as well as issues related to the problematic use of substances. I offer therapy related to grief and loss issues in addition to life stages changes and everything in between. With your permission, I would like the opportunity to work with you in addressing whatever struggle is interfering with you living your best life.
Maria E LeBlanc MEd MSW LICSW
Hello! Thank your for reading my profile. I am a private practice psychotherapist with many years experience working in multiple settings (clinics, hospitals, community mental health centers, college counseling centers) with a variety of diagnoses over the years. I have several years experience working with college students, young adults and others in academia with various issues, diagnoses, stressors. My approach is eclectic, informed by cognitive behavioral, attachment theory, psychodynamic, existential, humanistic and polyvagal theories among others. Please view my website or my Psychology Today profile www.psychologytoday.com/profile/44260 to read more about me. I am currently offering sessions via telehealth. I look forward to hearing from you!
Dalton Alexis
Men need help too. Are you struggling with big transitions in your life? Having difficulty calming intense emotions or just struggling to navigate the day to day? Life can be filled with challenges and disappointments that impact our state of mind, (our brain?), and our capacity to manage everyday tasks. If this is you, I would love to help you learn ways to understand and cope with these big and challenging moments. Therapy is a healing process and together we can process emotions, create small, realistic changes, and help you become more confident in everyday life. My aim is to create a comfortable and accepting environment, and a space for you to feel supported. Throughout this process we will also explore how our brain and mind are impacted by significant events in our lives. This approach will allow us to redefine not only how you view yourself but even the world around you! With the incorporation of mindfulness, meditation, and a person-centered approach we can take this journey together. Please feel free to contact me to schedule a free 15 minute phone consultation or to answer any questions. You are never alone on this journey. I look forward to hearing from you.
Seana Peterson
I work with people who long to feel more at home with themselves and in their lives. My clients are curious, self-reflective and have experienced things that leave them feeling hurt, fearful and alone. During sessions we may encounter powerful gates of self-discovery like grief, anger, and shame. Together we get to know these parts of you, approach them with kindness, release painful stories and make meaning. Clients leave sessions feeling closer to themselves, able to move through their lives with clarity and presence. My approach weaves multiple therapeutic approaches within and beyond traditional psychotherapy. I’m trained in IFS and EMDR, and incorporate mindfulness and somatic practices into sessions. I offer reiki, a form of energy healing, to support regulation and rest. I'm also a student of tarot and astrology, and can include these perspectives in the work. I welcome all parts of you to this work. To learn more about me and to see if we are a good match for doing this work together, email me to schedule a free 15 minute consultation call.
Tina L. Hart
I work from a trauma-informed perspective, and the foundation of my work is grounded in talk therapy, CBT, and ACT. I offer holistic and complementary interventions that will support your overall well-being. Our work can be supported by incorporating somatic practices, when appropriate for you. Our relationship is central to this work and I hold a safe, non-judgmental, and present-moment space for you. I encourage you to let your guard down, and speak from your most authentic self, and I will do the same, so we can truly connect. My main areas of focus are in personal growth and optimal well-being, spirituality in terms of your search to answer those deeper, more meaningful questions in life, and helping you heal from relational wounds such as childhood neglect, psychological abuse, attachment wounds, and relationship conflict. I believe that anxiety, depression, self-criticism, stress, and some physical symptoms are the result of negative relationship experiences. The stories from our past can color our present moment in ways that no longer serve us. In our work together, I will support you as you learn to build trust in yourself, and in others. I know there is a brighter future for you, one that nourishes your soul and where peace comes naturally. I want to help you find it!
Sairis Diaz
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Jim Kramer
College a new world. Young adults often begin to experience anxiety and depression for the first time there, while some have been struggling for years. Either way, dealing with these feelings with experienced help is often the most effective way to approach emotional issues. I’ve worked with many college students on anxiety, depression, the stress of academics, social issues, family conflict, anxiety about careers, and other issues that come up out of this huge change. I help students learn to relate to themselves with curiosity and compassion, quieting that inner voice of self criticism, which will then allow a transition to change and growth. If we both think it’s helpful, I can also intervene with parents, in order to help them understand your struggles better, and have more supportive, constructive family discussions. I also teach mindfulness skills, which helps to cope with overwhelming feelings.
Dr. Rebecca J. Cohen, Ph.D.
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Brianne Brathwaite MS, RDN
Hello there! We hope this message finds you doing well. We wanted to introduce ourselves as Eat for Success, a black woman-owned private practice dedicated to helping individuals heal their relationship with food through a personalized and empowering approach to nutrition. We understand that college life can be hectic and stressful, and sometimes it can be difficult to prioritize your health. That's where we come in! Our team of registered dietitians is here to provide the tools and support you in making changes that will last a lifetime. We offer a range of flexible times for services, including one-on-one consultations, group sessions, and workshops, all designed to help you strengthen your relationship with food and body. We work and embrace clients of all backgrounds and are committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and welcoming space for everyone. If you want to learn more about how we can support you on your food and body journey, please don't hesitate to reach out. We would love to chat and answer any questions you may have. Best regards, The Eat for Success Team
Lori Stella Horning
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!
Jacqueline Chapman
We all have stress in our lives. Therapy can be a valuable tool to help us examine our internal selves and relationships. I incorporate warmth, sincerity, and humor into my work, aiming to create a space where clients feel comfortable engaging in critical thinking and introspection. I believe in the importance of integrating past and present experiences to help compassionate, creative people get out of survival mode and into connected, meaningful lives. I enjoy helping clients feel empowered and more satisfied both individually and in relationships. I tailor my approach to your specific needs and unique circumstances. We all have stress in our lives. Therapy can be a valuable tool to help us examine our internal selves and relationships. I incorporate warmth, sincerity, and humor into my work, aiming to create a space where clients feel comfortable engaging in critical thinking and introspection. I believe in the importance of integrating past and present experiences to help compassionate, creative people get out of survival mode and into connected, meaningful lives. I enjoy helping clients feel empowered and more satisfied both individually and in relationships. I tailor my approach to your specific needs and unique circumstances. Emotional pain can make you dread going to sleep, waking up, eating and even interacting with loved ones. It can disconnect you from your joy. If you’ve had a life event that shakes you to the core can feel incredibly isolating. But major losses in life also open doors to big transformations.