Therapists for college students near Atlanta, GA

Greetings! My name is Dr. Weaver and I work with a variety of individuals. I provide a safe space for my clients to work through their issues. I enjoy helping my clients be the best them!

Navigating college young adulthood brings a unique set of challenges. Through a collaborative approach, we will work together to process through your individual experiences. I strive to create a warm, welcoming environment to promote change. I am an LGBTQIA+ affirming therapist. I love working with highly sensitive individuals, clients struggling with anxiety, and navigating adjustments and life transitions.

I specialize in working with adults ages 18 and older. My focus is on helping individuals navigate a range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, life changes and transitions, relationship problems, career and higher education, and grief. I am passionate about creating a safe, inclusive space for all individuals. I welcome and support all populations, including the LGBTQ+ community. I deeply value diversity and am committed to honoring the unique religious, spiritual beliefs, and gender identities of each person I works with. My goal is to provide compassionate and effective support, empowering you to overcome obstacles and achieve greater well-being.

You are not alone. Life can be heavy sometimes. I offer a safe, supportive space to help you manage stress, heal from trauma, build resilience, strengthen relationships, and gain tools for lasting change. Specialties and Focus Areas: • Anxiety, depression, and trauma • Adjustment to chronic illness or injury • Caregiver support and life transitions • Couples and family therapy • Culturally responsive and faith-sensitive care. When you’re ready to take the next step, I invite you to schedule a session. Your healing journey starts here—and we’ll walk it together.

My name is Danielle Veader and I work with young adults that are struggling to find balance and enjoyment in their lives. The stress of early adulthood can be really overwhelming. Class work, parental expectations, and navigating relationships is challenging. Anxiety, depression, and/or a general sense of feeling lost can seep in. I work with clients to help them better understand and manage their emotions. I partner with them to acquire the tools and skills to better cope with the inevitable stressors of life. We all understand that life can be hard, but no one has to navigate it alone.

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Do you sometimes feel like your past still affects how you show up today? Do you find yourself putting others’ needs before your own, or struggle to express yourself in a way that feels true to you? At Present Way Counseling, I specialize in anxiety and trauma therapy for women. You may feel unseen, overwhelmed, or unsure of yourself. I focus on helping you connect more deeply with yourself and build confidence. My goal is to create a safe, supportive space where meaningful, lasting change can happen. In sessions, I focus on our therapeutic connection and focus our time on what matters most to you. I offer EMDR therapy, a guided therapy for working through the root causes of your issues. Many people notice feeling more resilient, grounded, and clear-headed when facing life’s challenges. If you’re ready to explore your past and move toward a more confident, authentic life, reach out for a free 15-minute consultation to see if I’m a good fit for you.

Hello and Welcome! I have over 10 years of clinical experience, and for the past five years, I’ve supported college students through the unique challenges of emerging adulthood such as academic pressure, relationship dynamics, and the stress of transitions. I offer a supportive, nonjudgmental space grounded in a multicultural lens, where your story is heard and valued. As an EMDRIA-certified EMDR therapist, I also help clients process deeper issues like trauma, anxiety, and self-esteem blocks that impact daily life. Whether you’re looking to build confidence, manage stress, or simply reconnect with the core of who you are, we’ll work together to help you grow, heal, and move forward. * Online Only

Anchored Support Services - Support that meets you where you are. College can be exciting, overwhelming, and everything in between. Whether you're juggling academic pressure, managing anxiety or depression, navigating relationships, or just trying to figure out who you are - you don’t have to do it alone. At Anchored Support Services, we provide a safe, welcoming space for college students to be real, ask questions, and explore what matters most to them. Our therapists understand the unique challenges that come with this phase of life - identity shifts, stress, loneliness, burnout, and big decisions. We’re here to support you through it all. We offer virtual, HIPAA-compliant sessions so you can connect from the comfort of your dorm, apartment, or favorite study spot. Our approach is collaborative, non-judgmental, and focused on helping you build tools that actually work in your real life. Whether you need a space to talk, process, grow, or just breathe, we’re here to help you feel grounded, supported, and empowered. Stay anchored. Stay supported.

Welcome! My name is Joseé Muldrew. I am a proud Spelman Alumna and a graduate of Boston University. I'm passionate about helping college student and communities of color uncover their truths by identifying and processing the various life experiences that may have skewed and muddied their world view. I believe that every person deserves to experience unconditional love and self-acceptance, and that starts from within. As a therapist, I view myself as an advocate and supporter who walks alongside you on your journey. I hold up a figurative mirror that allows you to see everything that you are, while equipping you with the necessary tools to navigate life transitions, depression, anxiety, trauma, racial identity issues, and attachment issues, among other concerns. Individual therapy is a powerful, yet challenging process that requires trust and safety within the therapeutic relationship. I work to build a healthy rapport with my clients that empowers them to share their story and experience the healing they desire in a nonjudgmental environment. Through our work, you will move out of past limiting beliefs that have kept you stuck into new and adaptive ways of behaving and thinking that promote growth.

As a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, I bring empathy, an easygoing communication style, and a sweet sense of humor, making it easy to communicate with my patients and family members. Having worked both in crisis management centers, drug Rehabs, Adult psych hospitals and children’s psych hospitals, I decided to go back to school for my Master’s in Nursing 4 years ago to expand my knowledge and use my wealth of experience in good use. As a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, my goal is to educate and empower patients and family members.

Navigating academic pressure, career transitions, and complex relationships can easily lead to burnout, chronic anxiety, and losing touch with your own needs. If you find yourself constantly saying "yes" to keep the peace, struggling with overthinking, or feeling overwhelmed by high expectations, you don't have to navigate it alone. I am a licensed clinical social worker providing evidence-based, culturally responsive teletherapy for adults. Together, we focus on helping you build distress tolerance, dismantle people-pleasing patterns, cultivate healthy self-compassion, and establish firm, protective boundaries in your personal, academic, and professional life. My approach is collaborative, direct, and warm. We will work at a pace that honors your story while equipping you with practical, actionable skills you can use outside of session to regain agency over your life.

Hi, I’m Dr. Ed Delgado-Romero —psychologist, father, professor, and lifelong advocate for social justice in higher education and mental health. ​For nearly 30 years, I’ve dedicated my career to breaking down barriers—especially for those who’ve been marginalized, dismissed, or treated as “other.” Whether in my work as a counseling center psychologist, a university professor, or a mentor to the next generation of culturally responsive therapists, my passion has remained the same: to help people feel seen, supported, and empowered in spaces that haven’t always welcomed them. In therapy, I believe that a healthy process leads to healthy outcomes. It can be hard to thrive when you’re constantly navigating invalidating or oppressive environments. I work alongside my clients to help them reconnect with their sense of purpose, rediscover inspiration, and reclaim their idealism—even when cynicism or burnout starts to creep in. I also believe deeply in the transformative power of therapy because I’ve experienced it myself. Like many, I hesitated to ask for help at first, but the support of trusted therapists truly changed my life. That’s why I bring warmth, honesty, and authenticity into the room. I understand the stigma some folks carry about therapy, and I honor the strength it takes to show up. I’m continually inspired by my clients’ resilience, insight, and creativity. ​

Hi, I’m Sierra (she/her)! I help queer, neurodivergent people-pleasers swap burnout for boundaries and self-doubt for self-love. As a lesbian woman with ADHD raised in the Bible Belt, I know what it’s like to feel both “too much” and “not enough” all at once. If you’ve found yourself here, it probably means… - You’ve spent years assuming you were broken because you’ve never had the language for the very real symptoms you’re experiencing. For example, difficulty estimating how long something will take (time imperception) or losing hours to reflecting on an interaction to make sure you’re not a bad person (scrupulosity). - You wonder, “Do other people struggle with this, or is it just me?” - You overthink social cues constantly, unsure what people want you to say or do, while everyone else seems to just know. - Asking for help feels impossible, especially from authority figures, because fear and self-doubt have been running the show. - Therapy in the past felt like explaining Queerness 101, impeding on your ability to make progress. It also means you’re ready to take the first steps towards… - Discovering you’re not broken, you’re human, and your experiences have names, explanations, and solutions. - Realizing you’re not alone. Countless people have struggled with the very same things, and most of them lead fulfilling lives. - Feeling worthy of taking up space and receiving help, even in spaces that used to feel intimidating. - An affirming therapeutic space where you are truly held and encouraged to be your full self by someone who has walked a similar path (I see you, aro/ace spectrum babes). - Integrating all parts of yourself, even the shadowy parts, into a new story where you are the main character, moving through life with confidence, clarity, and authentic self-expression. This is your invitation to come as you are, messy parts and all, and explore self-compassion, authenticity, and personal growth in a space that sees and values you. Every “should” you obey costs you the life you could have been making. Don’t wait to start reclaiming your time, energy, and peace! Your softer, freer life can begin today.

At WellBeing NP, Elizabeth provides psychiatric care for students and young adults experiencing anxiety, ADHD, depressive symptoms, sleep difficulties, and stress related to academic and life transitions. She commonly works with individuals who feel overwhelmed, have difficulty with focus or emotional regulation, or are seeking medication management as part of their treatment plan. Elizabeth takes a structured, collaborative approach to care, emphasizing careful assessment, clear communication, and evidence-based treatment. She works with students to develop practical, individualized plans that support both mental health stability and academic functioning.

Are you feeling overwhelmed with life’s challenges, relationship or social transitions, or heartbreak? Are you navigating changing friendships, dating concerns, or feeling misunderstood or alone? You don’t have to face these struggles by yourself. Together, we can develop effective solutions to help you navigate and overcome these challenges. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Clinical Supervisor with extensive experience working with diverse populations. Veronica Soto Counseling takes a modern, integrative, and holistic approach, tailoring each session to meet the unique needs of each client. I specialize in working with college students and young adults experiencing situationships, relationship and social transitions, ADHD, anxiety, stress management, life transitions, self-esteem concerns, multicultural and identity-related issues, depression, career uncertainty, behavioral and academic challenges, poor coping skills, and grief and loss. I also provide comprehensive mental health evaluations, psychosocial assessments, and academic support services. In addition, I conduct immigration evaluations for hardship cases and asylum/refuge claims. I am confident that together we can work toward achieving your personal goals, strengthening your emotional well-being, and helping you move forward with clarity, confidence, and resilience.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who brings a warm approach to direct, empowering, and holistic therapy to BIPOC and LGBTQ+ folks. My therapy style is collaborative, humorous, and affirming as I believe you are the expert in your own life but I can be a supportive tool to help you in being who you want to be! Healing isn't one-size-fits-all, and therapy shouldn't be either. My work is based in trauma-informed care that honors where you've been, what you have experienced, and meets you exactly where you are. I believe your body holds wisdom that talk therapy alone can't always reach, which is why we integrate somatic approaches that help you reconnect with yourself on a deeper level.

Hello and welcome! Life can feel like a lot sometimes. You might be feeling overwhelmed by academic pressure, anxiety or depression, questioning your path, navigating complicated relationships, or trying to hold it all together while everyone else seems to be thriving. College and student life can bring growth and independence, but also burnout, impostor syndrome, loneliness, and identity questions. You don’t have to navigate it alone. I specialize in working with students experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions, and family or relationship challenges. Many of the clients I work with are untangling complex family dynamics, healing from past experiences, or learning how to set boundaries while honoring their cultural or personal values. I also support neurodiverse clients, including those with ADHD and executive functioning challenges, and understand the stress that can come from masking or feeling misunderstood in academic spaces. My approach blends cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic therapy, meaning we’ll look at both present patterns and deeper roots. Together, we’ll build insight, strengthen coping skills, and help you develop a more supportive and realistic inner voice. Therapy with me is collaborative — we’ll reflect, challenge patterns, and even laugh when it fits. I am committed to providing affirming, culturally responsive care for diverse clients, including BIPOC, neurodiverse, and LGBTQ+ individuals. If you’re exploring identity, belonging, or navigating systems that weren’t built with you in mind, that work is welcome here. I aim to create a space where you can show up as you are — warm, supportive, and real (not drive-thru mental health care). I am currently an Associate Professional Counselor (APC), working toward full licensure under the guidance of Lauren Vaughan-D'Angelo, LPC, CPCS. I provide virtual therapy for clients across Georgia, with evening and weekend availability. My standard rate is $125, and I accept select insurance plans as well as self-pay. I offer a limited number of sliding scale spots to help keep therapy accessible and within reach. If you’re wondering whether we’re a good fit, I offer a free 15-minute phone “vibe check.”

Hi, I'm Sarah (she/her)! I'm a therapist, book lover, art appreciator, nerd, and someone who deeply appreciates connecting with friends and family over a delicious meal. I have experience counseling college students both at a college counseling center and working with students who are attending a PHP/IOP. I enjoy working with students who are managing OCD, anxiety, or depression, developing their identity, navigating life transitions, or trying to figure out how to cope with being a human in 2026. I have experience working with depression and that "stuck" feeling, perfectionism, procrastination, social anxiety, family expectations, and transitioning to college life. Juggling academics, a social life, work, and more can be hard- but there are many things we can do to help you feel more confident and at ease. I welcome, affirm, and support LGBTQ+ and ENM folks in my practice! If you are looking for support as your explore your identities and discover the values and beliefs you hold, I welcome the opportunity to work with you.

I specialize in working with: Black men looking to heal and grow; survivors of sexual violence or childhood sexual trauma; and LGBTQ+ individuals. I take on a person-centered approach to therapy. I primarily utilize Narrative Therapy during my sessions with individuals and couples. For couples who tend to have high conflict, I prefer to utilize Collaborative Couples Therapy to assist them in improving their communication with each other, while also working through their conflicts. Currently, I am a pre-licensed therapy working towards full licensure and under the supervision of Sharita Everett. I am able to see insurance clients via contracted sites.