Therapists for college students near University of Minnesota

At CARE Counseling, our clinicians genuinely care about the challenges you're facing. We'll get to know you and work together to build a positive, supportive therapeutic relationship. We are here to help you set and achieve your own personal goals, guiding you every step of the way. CARE offers in-person and telehealth services, to attend in the privacy of your own space.

At DBT-PTSD Specialists, we pride ourselves on having a client-first focus from the first time you call to schedule a session, throughout your treatment, to when you graduate from the DBT program. Being client-first means our mental health professionals get to know you as a person, understand your goals, and design treatment plans tailored to the life you want to live. We offer trauma-informed adult services and multiple adolescent services to connect each person with the most fitting resources available. We are a small clinic with less than 20 mental health professionals from a variety of educational backgrounds, including clinical mental health counseling and social work. Being a small clinic means we can easily coordinate care, collaborate, and get to know the people we work with at an individual level. Our work is centered around core values, including: prioritizing client care, approaching work with a dialectical perspective, creating a safe space, applying critical consciousness, and being an employer of choice.

D. Joel Marquart has 10 years of clinical experience specializing in ADHD, relationships, major life transitions, and inner-child work. He especially enjoys helping clients integrate childhood wounds, build self-compassion, and foster a stronger sense of self and purpose. He firmly believes healing only occurs when safety and trust are established enough to risk vulnerability. SPECIALTIES: Life transitions Perfectionism/Procrastination Personal growth and self-esteem Marriage and partnerships ADD/ADHD LGBTQIA+

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The mental health professionals at Northern Psychiatric Associates of Minnesota offer individualized services for adults, adolescents, children, and families. Northern Psychiatric Associates staff prides itself on a collaborative approach between psychiatry and psychology. Services are offered in a comfortable, private outpatient facility, several area nursing, memory care and group homes.

Hi! I work with women and college students who feel overwhelmed, burnt out, stuck in their heads, dealing with people-pleasing, perfectionism and boundaries. My office is in St. Paul and I see clients in-person or virtually. If you have your optics nailed but feel like you're kinda falling apart inside, I'd love to chat!

I bring rawness, curiosity, and a touch of angst to our sessions. I specialize in short-term, high-impact trauma treatments (like CPT, ART, and WET) because I believe therapy should give you concrete, life-changing skills in weeks or months, not keep you sitting on a couch for years. I also specialize in teens and adults seeking neurodivergent-affirming ADHD and Autism assessments. My ideal clients are those who learn best by doing, appreciate structure, and want a therapist who truly understands the intersection of trauma and neurodivergence.

I have a track record of helping people address a wide array of concerns, helping to create the satisfaction and meaning in life that you yearn for. The clients I work best with are those that struggle with confidence, anxiety, depression or adapting to new expectations in the college setting. I also work successfully with those with less than ideal upbringings. For example, as a first generation college student myself, I have worked successfully with those making this journey. Additionally, I have helped people identify and recover from traumatic experiences, bullying and similar. I have assisted those working with ADHD create the plans and routines that drive greater success. I also help the people I work with to develop confident, clear and assertive communication that aids their relationships and overall quality of life.

I enjoy working with individuals who are navigating anxiety, relationship stress, and identity exploration - particularly deep thinkers, neurodivergent persons, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. As a Minnesota transplant, I also have a soft spot for working with fellow transplants. Working together, my goal is help you feel more connected to yourself, more at ease in your relationships, and more aligned with what truly matters to you. I enjoy working with individuals who are navigating anxiety, relationship stress, and identity exploration - particularly deep thinkers, neurodivergent persons, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. As a Minnesota transplant, I also have a soft spot for working with fellow transplants. Working together, my goal is help you feel more connected to yourself, more at ease in your relationships, and more aligned with what truly matters to you. My approach is person-centered and collaborative. I enjoy bringing in mindfulness, creativity, and humor into session while adhering to evidenced-based strategies to support meaningful, lasting change. I offer a warm, affirming space where you don't have to explain the basics - we can go deeper. Clients describe me as easy to talk to, empathetic, and human. Therapy with me is not one-size-fits-all; I tailor our work to fit your unique needs and goals. Whether you're feeling feeling stuck, burnt out, or seeking clarity, I'm here to support your growth and wellbeing.

To people looking in from the outside, your life looks pretty great. On the inside, though? You’re replaying a conversation from last week on repeat, wondering what they thought of you and whether you should or shouldn’t have said this or that. You often overthink or overanalyze decisions to the point where you feel paralyzed in making a choice at all. Imagine a life where you… - No longer feel controlled by your thoughts - Can celebrate your imperfections - Feel confident making decisions & expressing your point of view - Are driven by your true passions & values I specialize in working with clients who are craving a sense of freedom in their lives. They’re tired of feeling defined by their anxiety or like no one in their life can really understand what they’re going through. My clients are willing to get vulnerable and embrace their imperfections (even when it’s uncomfortable) in order to make a difference in their life and their world. My approach to therapy is direct, honest, and driven by methods that actually work. I want to help you identify what’s truly important to you, confront your fears, and create change in your life.

Our approach is informed primarily by psychodynamic principles. The emphasis is on creating a safe, supportive environment in which to explore and develop insights into underlying feelings and thoughts. Together we will uncover deeply held assumptions that, although may have been useful at one time, today reinforce ways of coping in the world that are no longer effective or relevant. Through guidance in therapy, a person learns that there are a range of options for solving problems that previously were unknown, felt out of reach, or were avoided due to an internal conflict.

The Family Development Center welcomes individuals, couples, and families who are facing challenges at any life stage. Some of these challenges may include relationship issues, job worries, parenting concerns, emotional and behavioral difficulties in children, multigenerational family demands, work/life balance, addiction, empty nest adjustments, or end-of-life stresses. We are a teaching clinic that focuses on recruiting and training therapists with cultural humility and therapists of color. We are committed to providing a safe space to all individuals and families. We strive to have our clinic reflect inclusion, cultural competency, and compassion in all areas of our work. We are committed to social justice and participate with other community organizations to address the racial and socioeconomic inequities in mental health care.

Are you in emotional pain? Do you feel stuck? Has it been awhile since you felt like yourself? Do you feel disconnected from others and perhaps even yourself? Are you in need of support as you navigate a challenging life circumstance? If so, we should talk. I specialize in helping young adults figure out why they feel the way they do and what needs to change to live a more authentic, connected, and meaningful life. For 14 years I have worked alongside diverse undergraduate and graduate students at university mental health clinics, and I would be honored to work with you. I will help you to slow down and lean into your full range of emotions, especially the uncomfortable ones you are so good at avoiding. Together we will examine ways your past is connected to your present, identify problematic relationship patterns, and figure out how you want to start applying these insights to your life. This style of therapy goes beyond symptom reduction and heals underlying problems in a way that leads to long-lasting change. It is often an intense and challenging process, but I will be there to support and guide you as we explore the terrain of your inner life. And rest assured, there will be plenty of moments of lightness and laughter along the way! I work especially well with clients who are motivated to improve their relationships with themselves and others. In addition to providing individual psychotherapy I have a passion for offering interpersonal process groups. In these groups 6-8 people come together on a weekly basis to support and challenge one another. I am a Certified Group Psychotherapist and over my career I have led over 60 of these groups. Many clients have found that group therapy was able to accelerate their healing and growth in a way that individual therapy alone did not. Clients of all identities and backgrounds are welcome in my practice. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Think I might be a good fit? Call or email to book a free 20-minute Zoom consult.

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SETS consists of two Native American providers, one male and one female, and one female Spanish speaking provider. We work with individuals, couples and families, and work with most age populations.

Trauma, chronic illness(es), and eating disorders are intense, unique experiences that can change the way we think, respond, and prepare for day-to-day activities. It can also change the way our body functions on a basic level. I strive to provide a comfortable environment where everyone can explore traumas, create coping skills, and gain self-confidence. It is within a safe, comforting environment that people have the potential to create meaningful change in their lives.

Collegiate Mental Wellness was founded to support older adolescents and young adults dealing with Anxiety, Depression, or ADHD during the teen and college years. Collegiate Mental Wellness is located in Highland Park, St. Paul, and offers Telebehavioral Health Video Visits in 40 states. Dr. Mehmel does medication management for clients desiring this care, or wishing to discuss what options might be available. She is a board-certified pediatrician, practicing general pediatrics in St. Paul for over 30 years. ADHD, Anxiety and Depression have been part of her practice since the beginning. As such, she has significant experience in treating both adolescents and young adults.

I work with motivated, insightful, Millennial and Gen Z women who want to understand themselves and their pasts. I provide a safe space for clients to explore their thoughts and feelings so that they can become more self-aware and cope with mental illness, instability, upheaval, or change. As a Millennial or Gen Z woman, you may be grappling with questions about your identity and the meaning of life. Maybe you are feeling overwhelmed by stress and anxiety or navigating through life changes such as graduating from college or moving to a new city. You may have also received a recent ADHD diagnosis, and it turns out that all those years of suffering from irritability, poor concentration, and indecision weren't just depression. Whether anxiety, life transitions, ADHD, depression, or all of the above are getting in the way of you feeling healthy, empowered, and resilient, therapy can help you live a more balanced life.

Hi, I'm Todd — a Licensed Professional Counselor who works with clients navigating the unique pressures of academic and professional life. Before becoming a therapist, I spent years in scientific and academic settings myself, which gives me an insider's understanding of the perfectionism, imposter syndrome, and identity questions that often come with life in these environments. I especially enjoy working with LGBTQ+ clients, high-achieving and gifted individuals, and folks who don't fit the "traditional student" mold — people returning to school later in life, career-changers, or anyone who's ever felt out of step with the timeline they thought they were supposed to follow. Whether you're questioning your identity, wrestling with the gap between your achievements and how you feel inside, or trying to figure out who you are outside of being "the smart one," I want to help you find more ease and authenticity in your own story. My approach is person-centered and strength-based — I believe you're already carrying the answers, and my job is to help you find them without judgment, jargon, or pressure to perform. I'd be glad to talk with you.

I offer ADHD, ASD, Learning Disability, and other mental health testing to clients ages 7 to 70 years old. I have been providing mental health assessments for over 10 years and have completed nearly 2,000 assessments in my career. I offer thorough testing, including batteries used at the University of Minnesota Neurological Assessment clinic, where I trained, which provides clear insights into specific areas of strength and difficulty, and highly customized feedback for clients and their families based on assessment results.