Therapists for college students near Northeastern University

I work with college students impacted by trauma and those who struggle with attention deficit and social difficulties in a long-term therapeutic relationship. I am particularly passionate about working with those on the LGBTQ+ spectrum. I have expertise in relational trauma, substance abuse, and social difficulties in the context of major life transitions. I am also practiced in working through executive dysfunction and autism spectrum disorders. I also conduct neuropsychological and psychological assessment and testing. If you feel that you are struggling with attention, social deficits, memory, planning, or other areas of executive functioning, neuropsychological testing might help.

Welcome to sfpsychiatric services. I look forward to working with college students with various backgrounds and issues. My training and experience provides me with an expertise working with this age group. It is truly a pleasure working with this population. This developmental phase brings many challenges as well as rewards as students enter into young adulthood. Having a trusted person to explore and process the adjustment is invaluable. Each person is unique and I treat everyone as an individual which guides my clinical decisions. I have over 25 years of experience working with people from a childhood to adulthood. I provide medication management and psycho-therapy as needed to students in Connecticut and Massachusetts. I take pride in my non-judgmental style, my ability to connect well with others, and most importantly competence and integrity.

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I believe therapy offers the opportunity to become who you really are. People are often unaware of all of the factors that are keeping them stuck, creating dissatisfaction, or causing distressing symptoms. By developing a deeper understanding of yourself and your relationships through therapy, it becomes possible to experience your life more authentically, feel better in your relationships, and move toward what is enriching or important to you. I provide a reliable and empathic setting where we can carefully understand the difficulties you are experiencing – leading to relief, personal growth and lasting change. I provide psychodynamic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. Of note, I have a sliding scale for psychoanalysis patients. As a board-certified psychiatrist I can also prescribe, when indicated, psychiatric medications – either in combination with or separate from therapy. When medications are considered, I will work collaboratively with you to make shared treatment decisions while carefully weighing the risks, benefits and alternatives to medication. I have extensive experience helping patients with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, low self-esteem, ADHD, OCD, identity questions and more. I also have a special interest in working with LGBTQ+ individuals. In addition to my practice, I’m also a Teaching Associate at Harvard Medical School and a member of the Boston Psychoanalytic Society & Institute. I completed my Adult Psychiatry Residency training at Cambridge Health Alliance / Harvard Medical School. I welcome you to email me or call with questions or to schedule a free consultation.

Hi! I’m Dr. Rey Junco. If you’re a college student feeling the weight of high expectations, academic burnout, or the lingering sting of past experiences, I want you to know that you don’t have to carry it all alone. As someone who spent most of my life in academia—holding faculty positions at places like Harvard and Oxford and working in college counseling centers for 13 years—I truly "get" the unique pressure of being a high achiever. I know what it’s like to look successful on the outside while struggling with self-doubt, anxiety, or the feeling that you aren’t making "real" progress. My approach is built for students who are tired of just talking about their problems and want to actually feel better. I specialize in evidence-based, results-oriented techniques like EMDR and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). These aren’t your typical "sit and talk for years" methods; they are designed to help you process trauma and anxiety more deeply and efficiently so you can regain your confidence and focus on your future. I also have a deep background in researching how technology and social media impact our mental health. Whether you’re struggling with "tech fatigue," insomnia (I’m certified in CBT-I), or the complexities of modern relationships, I provide a non-judgmental, warm space tailored to your specific goals. As a survivor of childhood trauma myself, I’m not just a doctor with a degree; I’m someone who understands the frustration of trying to get better and not knowing where to start. If you’re ready to break the cycle of feeling stuck and want to rediscover your sense of joy and self, I’m here to help. Let’s work together to get you back to living the life you deserve.

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Treating clients who are struggling with anxiety, depression and grief. Change can be hard and college can be full of challenges. Its very common to need support please reach out if you think you would like to try therapy for the first time or are looking for someone to help you get through a tough time

Your plate is more than full. You’re struggling with managing it all at once. Whether college, work, family, a declining family member or your own medical illness, things are hard. Life can feel overwhelming. You’re exhausted. You put other’s needs in front of your own. You keep pushing these feelings down and telling yourself “it’ll be okay” because you can’t take on JUST. ONE. MORE. THING. You may smile and say “I’m good thanks” when asked but know inside you’re not as good as you lead on. You deserve the time to slow down and be heard. It's hard to make the time for therapy, but your inner voice will thank you. You can come as you are without judgement. Cry, laugh, scream- do whatever you need to to let these feelings out so we can work on rebuilding you back up. It may not be easy, but you’ve already proven to yourself how strong you are by even considering asking for help. You are worth it. You deserve this. If any of this feels the least bit familiar, I encourage you to reach out to see if we would be a good fit for therapy together. As a working mom of two toddlers managing life’s craziness, I assure you that I will be authentic in every interaction we have because I get it. Life is hard, but I am here for you. I can’t wait to get started!

Cheryl is a Massachusetts Licensed Mental Health Counselor in private practice since 2016. She received her Masters of Education in Counseling from Boston University and a CAGS (Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies) at Salem State University. During the past 15 years, Cheryl has worked extensively with adolescents 16+, young adults ,adults, and families in various settings including home, school, clinic, college counseling centers and currently private practice. She has provided consultation services to local colleges. Over half of her current practice is young adults/college age students focusing on the following clinical issues: Mood-based difficulties( anxiety, depression, bipolar), trauma, loss/grief, addictive behaviors, eating disorders, college transitions, relationship issues, and general stress management.

Through a caring therapeutic relationship I work with college students and new-professionals to explore the areas of their lives they would like to better understand or change. For many this includes a desire for more contentment, relief from excessive worry, improved relationships, increased self-esteem, and better experiences at work or in school. My style is friendly, interactive, and tailored to each person’s needs. I provide a non-judgmental, welcoming space to gain insight, process emotions, and develop new coping strategies. I specialize in working with those affected by anxiety and depression using a solution focused, cognitive-behavioral approach. If you are ready to give therapy a try, please email me to schedule a phone consultation. We can talk about what you are looking for and if I would be a good fit as a therapist for you. I look forward to hearing from you!

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ATTN: to be added to the waitlist, please fill out a new client request form at www.shorelinecounselingservices.org. Sarah is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. She received a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Boston University with a focus on childhood trauma. Sarah has worked in community based mental health, schools and group private practice with children and teenagers since 2017. Sarah sees clients between the ages of 6-21 years old (at the start of treatment, you can continue to see her past age 21) and is able to offer support in navigating the transition to adulthood. Sarah welcomes clients of all backgrounds and is able to provide counseling from a Christian perspective. She primarily sees clients in person but is able to provide Telehealth as well. Treatment approaches include trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), CBT, play, art and narrative based therapy. Sarah has experience with a wide range of needs including trauma, abuse, neglect, attachment, foster care and adoption, self esteem, transitions, social and relational skills, behavioral challenges, anxiety and depression. Sarah's therapeutic approach is always tailored to each individual client’s needs, personality and developmental level.

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Next Step Counseling and Neuropsychology is a small, client-focused practice located on the North Shore. We offer neuropsychological testing, as well as in-person and remote therapy services. We offer diagnostic and treatment services for the following conditions: ADHD/Executive Dysfunction Psychological Disorders (anxiety, depression, bipolar, ptsd) Personality Disorders Our team is dedicated to providing strengths-based neuropsychological testing and therapy services that support clients in learning about themselves and making positive changes with their lives. We specialize in supporting you in your journey towards understanding and coping with life stress, cognitive, and learning-related challenges.

Do you find yourself feeling overwhelmed and anxious, wondering why daily tasks and relationships always seem to feel so hard? I help people who feel stuck in anxiety or trauma figure out how to move forward and make lasting change. My approach is collaborative and trauma-informed, designed to help you understand the "why" behind your challenges while building a practical toolkit for "how" to feel better. I combine evidence based approaches to make an individualized therapy experiences that goes at your pace.

Hi, I’m Teasha, a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. I have experience working with young adults navigating stress, anxiety, life transitions, and relationship challenges. Many of the clients I support are emotionally sensitive or neurodivergent and want practical tools to feel more grounded and confident. My approach is trauma-informed and focuses on calming the nervous system. I use CBT and DBT skills, as well as creative strategies like art, movement, and mindfulness, to help students manage emotions, build coping skills, and improve communication. I strive to create a warm, supportive space where you feel understood and leave sessions with strategies you can use in everyday life.

** Telehealth Session Available ** Our focus is to help individuals heal, energize, and become aware of their inner strengths. We achieve this by providing a neutral safe space, listening to your concerns, and customizing a treatment plan. If indicated we can provide medication management during the same office visit.

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I am a licensed social worker and a licensed marriage and family therapist with specialty in depression/anxiety, ADD/ADHD, grief and loss, trauma, substance abuse/dependence and relationship issues. My style is active and collaborative and heavily influenced by Internal Family Systems, a model of psychotherapy that understands that people have many aspects to their personalities which can often feel at odds with each other, creating a sense of paralysis. Feel free to read about IFS at ifs-institute.com