Therapists for college students near 27707
We are all faced with the challenges through the journey of finding purpose, fulfillment and identity. You might feel like you are being stretched in a million different directions right now. Maybe you are having difficulty making the "right" decision about your job, your friendships, or your romantic relationships. Perhaps stress, anxiety or depression is getting in the way of bringing your true self to your interactions and performance. If you've found yourself reading through this page, then perhaps there is a part of you that is ready to explore a different way of living. And yes, it is possible. Please continue reading to learn about the therapeutic services offered and how to begin your healing journey. Hi! My name is Erica Barton and I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor. I received my BA in Psychology at UNC-Charlotte and my Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at UNC-Charlotte, as well. I have worked in private practice over 5 years, as well as in-patient treatment centers; specializing in the treatment of anxiety disorders, OCD, eating disorders and/or depression. The clientele I see ranges from age 10 through the life span. Although my specialties are listed above, I also have experience and education in these categories: codependent relationships, life transitions, peer relationships, social issues/concerns/advocacy, sexual abuse, stress management, marital issues, family conflict, relationship issues, emotional regulation and emotional disturbances. My experience allows me to understand the best ways to address each client’s needs in an effective manner. I am flexible in my approach and use collaboration as the basis of my therapy. Browse my services and please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions/concerns.
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"""Jessie Seide is a dual-certified Nurse Practitioner specializing in Family and Psychiatric Mental Health, bringing a wealth of experience across various healthcare specialties to her practice. Her passion lies in behavioral healthcare, where she has dedicated herself to making mental health treatment more accessible to clients. Jessie earned her Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner degree from Wilkes University and has completed her Doctoral degree, equipping her with advanced expertise in her field. Her patient care approach integrates evidence-based practices with a shared decision-making model, emphasizing education, individualized care, trust, and mutual respect. This approach, coupled with her extensive experience, enables her to provide a holistic perspective in patient care. Committed to excellence, Jessie strives to deliver the highest level of care, particularly focusing on patients who have limited access to mental health services. Her goal is to bridge the gaps and address disparities within the healthcare system, particularly for those with behavioral health disorders. Outside of her professional commitments, she enjoys reading, conducting medical research, and spending quality time with her family."""
If you are the person, everyone turns to, who do YOU turn to? You give everything to everyone else but never have time for you. It gets tiring always being the ''strong'' one. I see you. You might be struggling to get through the day or question yourself and your worth. This can look like anxiety, depression, problems recovering from a traumatic experience as an adult or as a child. I want to help you know what you DESERVE. Find the life you want and be more in control of your thoughts, emotions, and choices. Let's look inward and do this difficult but deeply important and rewarding work together. Currently, I can see clients who reside in Pennsylvania, California and North Carolina.
Hey, take a seat, get comfy! Life throws a lot at us, and it can feel like an uphill battle. So, let me start with this - no matter how messy it may seem, I'm here to listen. It can sometimes feel that society, one’s generation, or our own community has not prioritized our emotional wellbeing. This is our time to navigate the potentially spooky world of vulnerability in a nonjudgmental space. Whether it means we're going to dive into some anxious or depressive thoughts and feelings, explore life transitions you’re going through, or hold space for processing any trauma, this is where we work as a team to navigate these challenges. I provide both virtual and in-person sessions for individuals. I use an approach that works to bridge action steps with emotional attunement. With CBT, Solution-focused techniques, and Polyvagal Theory, I am here to help you discover what path you want to walk. If you find yourself seated across from me, I am a listener, an advocate, and a collaborator. If you can put up with the occasional pun or dad joke, I hope to hear from you! Here at Born to Bend Mental Health & Wellness, PLLC, we offer a safe, nonjudgmental environment. LGBTQ individuals, persons of color, and others marginalized by society are welcome.
It is a courageous choice to begin looking for a therapist, and it is important to find a therapist with whom you will feel comfortable doing your work. I believe that you are the expert on yourself. It is my job to hold space for your exploration and healing process, get curious with you and last but not least hold you accountable along the way. I come from a background of working with children and parents/caregivers. I am currently broadening my practice to include young adults. My approach is grounded in honesty, authenticity and genuine care for your and your process. Please reach out and we can schedule a free 20 minute consultation.
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I get it, the pressure of everyday responsibilities can be a lot. The struggle to balance people-pleasing, boundaries, and self-care. It is common to face anxiety, depression, intrusive thoughts, and questions about faith and identity. If this resonates with you, I am happy to help, as we navigate this area of your life. Hi, my name is Nia Faye Cureton, a provisionally licensed therapist in North Carolina. I am also a Doctoral Student at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University, studying Counselor Education and Supervision. I primarily work with athletes, college students, and adults, offering a compassionate space. I offer individual, group, and couples counseling, fostering a collaborative environment where clients feel seen and heard. I use the methods of Client-centered and Cognitive Behavioral therapy, with a unique integration of Faith-Based counseling. I am passionate about helping individuals navigate life’s challenges. You deserve the space to be able to navigate and process your emotions. I tailor my strategies to empower clients for personal growth, healing, and build healthier relationships. This holistic approach addresses emotional and psychological well-being but also supports clients who are exploring and strengthening their faith.
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Are you looking for a therapist that will listen to you, motivate you, inspire you to do and be better, help you solve problems, AND reach your goals? Then hello, you've stumbled across the right person! I am the owner and sole therapist of Reshaping Realities Counseling. My practice is a safe space for those in need of someone to help them with life and all its challenges. My goal is to help you become the BEST version of you. Not only am I empathetic, non judgemental, and a great listener, but I aim to make you feel comfortable and at ease with me. The counselor-client relationship is extremely important to me because it is essential in your success. With me, therapy is more than just another appointment; it is an experience designed to help reshape your life into the best version for you. I work with clients that experience anxiety, depression, toxic/negative relationships, family conflict, self-harming, trauma, lack of confidence, and more. I can help you develop positive coping skills and strategies, build your self-esteem and self-confidence, and provide you with the tools you need to make a positive change in your life. Let's be honest...life can get a little overwhelming sometimes, and that's okay! So if you are taking the first step towards healing, I am proud of you. It won't be easy but it'll be worth it. If you feel we'd be a good fit for each other, please feel free to schedule a consultation and I'll be here to help you along the path towards positive change.
Immediate availability! I specialize in women’s issues, relationship challenges, and supporting individuals and families impacted by autism or special needs. As a former special education teacher, a sibling of brothers with special needs, and a Christian, I bring both professional and personal insight. Using approaches like CBT, Gottman Methods, and EFT, I walk alongside you as you build healthier relationships and learn how reconnect with yourself and others. I practice through a HIPPA compliant Telehealth platform, which eliminates the need to find childcare and allows you to pursue counseling from the comfort of your own home. I work with adolescents, adults, couples, and families facing life’s challenges, including relationship issues, autism, women’s issues, OCD, chronic illness, anxiety, depression, and trauma. I also specialize in parent coaching, ADHD, military families, and pre-marital and marriage counseling. My counseling approach focuses on building a genuine, trusting relationship with you, as that’s key to effective healing. I’m also happy to incorporate faith if it’s important to you. If you think we might be a good fit, I’d love to connect! In my free time, I enjoy being outside, a good cup of coffee, serving at church, baking, and listening to music.
People usually don’t come to therapy because everything is going great — something’s off, something hurts, or something just isn’t working. Maybe you're overwhelmed, stuck in anxiety spirals, in a relationship that feels like a full-time job, or replaying the same patterns on a loop and wondering why life feels like a bad rerun. Whether it’s stress, communication breakdowns, or feeling like you’ve become everyone’s emotional support human, we’ll sort through the mess together. The goal is to help you move forward with more clarity, confidence, and a little less chaos in your day-to-day. I also specialize in helping those impacted by narcissistic behavior, whether you're spotting some of those traits in yourself, or you're in a relationship that feels confusing, one-sided, or emotionally draining. These patterns can be difficult to untangle, but together we can help make sense of it. My style blends empathy, curiosity, real talk, and humor—because sometimes if you don’t laugh, you cry. I’m here to support you and gently challenge old habits. Growth is messy, awkward, and sometimes uncomfortable, but it’s also where the good stuff lives. If you're ready to dive in- not just to feel better, but to do better- I’m here for it.
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If you're looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation or you're just ready to move in a new direction in your life, we look forward to working with you to achieve your goals. We have 12 clinicians in our Burlington office, and One in the Boone office. Joanna is only clinician providing services in Boone office and limited space at this time. What we do: Many people also find that counselors can be a tremendous asset to managing personal growth, interpersonal relationships, family concerns, marriage issues, and the hassles of daily life. Therapists can provide a fresh perspective on a difficult problem or point you in the direction of a solution. The benefits you obtain from therapy depend on how well you use the process and put into practice what you learn. Some of the benefits available from therapy include: We can help with: -Adjusting to college -Attaining a better understanding of yourself, your goals and values -Developing skills for improving your relationships -Finding resolution to the issues or concerns that led you to seek therapy -Learning new ways to cope with stress and anxiety -Managing anger, grief, depression, and other emotional pressures -Improving communications and listening skills -Changing old behavior patterns and developing new ones -Discovering new ways to solve problems in your family or marriage -Improving your self-esteem and boosting self-confidence Modalities Used: Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) Mindfulness-Based (MBCT) Person-Centered Play Therapy Trauma Focused Family and Couples Therapy Solution Focused Therapy Individual and Family therapy Substance Abuse and Addition Maternal Mental Health Learning and Cognitive disabilities, ABA trained Parenting Training, Mediation, and Conflict , Parenting under two roofs, Blended Families Conflict Resolution Adoption and Foster Care Families Grief and Loss Joanna Warren-Boone and Burlington Cari Sun-Burlington and Virtual Michelle Lester-Virtual Kersten Perry-Virtual Alisha Miller-Virtual and Burlington Molly Kerns-Burlington and Virtual Jennifer Simms-Burlington and Virtual Emily Fogleman-Burlington and Virtual Tiffany Hall-Burlington Lindsay Ballard-Burlington and Virtual Lindsey Lykins-Burlington and Virtual Renee Smith-Burlington and Virtual Kristen Silver-Virtual
I work with clients who are grappling with anxiety, depression, and stress. Many are dealing with changes in their family, including substance use, codependency, and relationship issues. My clients are diverse but they all want to feel understood, heard, and validated. The most important part of therapy is the rapport between the clinician and the client, which is known as unconditional positive regard. The client needs to feel supported so that they can freely discuss the presenting problem. Throughout this process, I strive to be warm, empathetic, and knowledgeable; clients have previously described me as patient and open minded.
I believe that healing happens through genuine connection and collaboration, and I strive to create a space where you feel seen, heard, and valued. I take a person-centered approach to therapy, where we work at your pace and with your goals and voice at the forefront, taking practical steps toward the life you deserve. I work with individual adults and teenagers (14+) who are navigating life’s inevitable challenges in an open and honest way, including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, relationship concerns, confidence and identity challenges, and stress or burnout related to school, work, or major life transitions.
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