Therapists for college students near Cambridge, MA

Welcome! I work with teens and adults in my West Concord office and via telehealth, including many high school students and young adults navigating major life transitions. I specialize in supporting members of the LGBTQ community, as well as parents and caregivers of children and adolescents. As a queer person and a parent, I bring lived experience that helps me connect with people across multiple communities and intersecting identities. Feelings are human, yet many of us learn to push them away. When we’ve been through difficult or traumatic experiences, we often develop protective parts of ourselves that guard us from vulnerable emotions and memories. In therapy, we can explore where troubling feelings or patterns originate and develop more compassionate ways to care for ourselves. My style is direct and open. I bring compassion, humor, genuine curiosity, and a sense of shared humanity to the therapeutic relationship. If you think I might be a good fit for you, please reach out to schedule a phone consultation. I look forward to connecting with you.

I am a Harvard-trained and affiliated clinical psychologist with a practice in Concord, Massachusetts. I have practiced in Boston and have worked with many college and graduate students over the years. Offering both in-person and virtual appointments, I work with adults of all ages struggling with relationships or family difficulties, depression and anxiety, adjusting to new environments or life situations, grief, identity, and other issues. My approach has an emphasis on insight-oriented ("talk") therapy, but I use cognitive and emotion regulation approaches as well, tailored to what you need. I also offer single session therapy appointments. Please see my website for more information. Seeking therapy can be stressful and confusing. Please contact me with any questions. *Please note: I offer a reduced fee for college and graduate students*

After several years working as a nurse in the medical field and understanding the mind-body connection, I discovered that I wanted to work in a way that I could create long term relationships with my patients. I believe that mental health is just as important as our physical health. Although I am a strong advocate for holistic modalities such as therapy, movement, nutrition, and sleep, psychopharmacology can be a critical part of your treatment journey. Medications work best when used in conjunction with therapy and overall well-being practices. I understand that making sure you are working with a provider who can meet you where you are and support you in your journey makes a big difference in your healing. I believe my role as a nurse practitioner is to provide education and guide you to make choices that feel the best to you and your healing.

I help women find grounding, integration and wholeness, guiding them to feel connected, balanced, and empowered in mind, body, and spirit. I’m a holistic clinical social worker dedicated to helping people move from overwhelm and disconnection to a deeper sense of wholeness. My approach is warm, compassionate, and collaborative—grounded in both clinical expertise and holistic practices that address mind, body, and I work with women navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, life transitions, and those seeking greater meaning and alignment. Together, we’ll create space for your full story, honor your pace, and build tools that support you. I offering an integrative approach to therapy, blending traditional medical models with holistic modalities. I incorporate CBT, Energy therapy, Mindfulness practices and self-compassion exercises, guided meditations and grounding skills, insight exploration, Intuitive and empathic tools for emotional insight, and self understanding with traditional "talk therapy" modalities. I provide evidence-based practices and skills, as well as holistic knowledge grounded in science. I have worked with school age students and young adults for my entire career. I understand that there is a lot on your plate. I can help you! Together we can address relationships, home sickness, anxiety, feeling more independent, manage stress, feel more confident with all the decisions and information out there. I can provide a private and safe space in order to hear yourself use your voice, get clarity, and find yourself. I am a seasoned professional who really understands, who can provide you with helpful guidance, and share personal experience with you around this moment in your life by helping you know that you are not alone.

I help people overcome mental, emotional, and relational challenges in order to live better, more meaningful lives. Utilizing modalities including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), grounded in interpersonal and psychodynamic approaches, I strive to make therapy a warm, caring, transformative space. I have worked in schools, mobile crisis, and since 2020 as an outpatient therapist and clinical supervisor at both national and local organizations. In 2026, I started my own practice, to which I bring my a commitment to provide top quality care and gratitude for the opportunity to do so. I particularly enjoy helping people struggling with following: trauma, OCD, anxiety, ADHD/executive functioning, self-esteem, relationship problems, and depression. If you struggle avoidance in any form, or if you've ever self-identified as an intellectualizer or over-thinker, we might work well together.

Clear Mind Counseling, LLC is an outpatient psychotherapy practice committed to empowering both clinicians and clients through a supportive, collaborative, and growth-oriented environment. Founded in 2023, our agency serves children, adolescents, and adults from diverse backgrounds, including the LGBTQ+ community and anyone seeking compassionate, client-centered mental health support. At Clear Mind Counseling, we believe that the foundation of great care begins with the clinician. Our model is designed to foster the professional development, confidence, and clinical insight of our therapists—because when clinicians thrive, clients receive the highest quality care. By emphasizing transparency, respect, collaboration, support, balance, and trust, we create a healthy space for healing and professional excellence. We take a trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and holistic approach to care—honoring the individual needs of each client and offering services that support mental, emotional, and energetic balance. Whether through traditional talk therapy or integrative practices like Reiki, our goal is to inspire lasting growth and well-being in the communities we serve.

Be Well and Beyond, Inc. offers an integrated approach to health. Our services promote healing, prevent disease, and nurture whole-person development. Our highly trained practitioners empower our clients to acquire new skills and increase self-awareness through therapeutic interventions and educational tools. Services include psychotherapy, acupuncture, massage, reiki, coaching, and yoga.

I provide specialized therapy for anxiety and trauma related distress in female-identifying college and early career age women. As a licensed therapist with 14 years of experience, I specialize in treating anxiety and trauma-related distress with evidence-based modalities while incorporating a Holistic approach for lasting transformation. By addressing the root cause of client's distress, comfort and confidence can grow at their roots. I believe that each client is the expert of their life, with the innate strength to grow and thrive. Together, we harness their resilience for meaningful change. Learn more about me and my clinical modalities by checking out my website. Book a Free 15-minute consultation today!

We offer Telehealth - SNBCare is a multidisciplinary group of dedicated professionals, providing best quality care for a wide range of outpatient mental health services. We have been serving adults, families, and couples for over a decade in a caring, patient-friendly environment. In providing behavioral health and mental health care services, we strive to integrate research evidence, clinical expertise and client values into our clinical practice. Our experienced and trusted staff members include licensed Psychiatrists, Psych NP and therapists. Together, this team of professionals uses the latest clinically proven methods and customized treatment plans for you and your loved ones. We recognize the individuality of all our patients and tailor services to meet their unique needs. With evidence-based treatment techniques that include individual, family, or coupe therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, insight-focused counseling, as well as psychiatric medicine and transcranial magnetic stimulation, we take a holistic approach to your treatment.

Family Resource Associates provides support and practical feedback to address current and long-standing life challenges. ​​Our therapists draw from a variety of methodologies and techniques to incorporate what is most helpful for individuals, couples, and families seeking services. In a comfortable atmosphere, this highly personalized approach helps people attain the personal growth they are striving for.

Licensed in Massachusetts. Accepting new clients. Will respond to all inquires. What you're experiencing is important! Having a safe space to feel seen and heard can be a game-changer. My role as a psychologist is to listen without judgement and support you in moving in the direction that brings out your best. I appreciate that finding the right therapist can be tricky! Schedule a 15-minute free consult to find out if we’re a good match, and to try out tele-therapy if it’s new to you. https://deveaupsyd.sessionshealth.com/request

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** Telehealth and In-Person appointments.** We all long for our experiences, feelings, and needs to be seen, recognized, and honored. I bring to our work deep respect for your concerns and suffering. I place the therapeutic relationship at the heart of our work together which I approach with curiosity and empathy. I am most interested in what your unique experience is, and I aim to listen deeply on our road toward understanding. A safe-enough space will help us to transform your patterns of experience that interfere with your ability to be compassionate with yourself, to build meaningful relationships, and to work and play creatively, in other words, to live a fulfilling life. I am humbled by the complexity of human existence and feel honored to work with individuals from different racial and cultural backgrounds, sexual and gender identities, as well as spiritual and religious affiliations. In addition to my private practice, I am an Instructor in Psychology at Harvard Medical School (part-time) and supervise psychology interns and psychiatrist fellows. I served as the co-chair of the American Psychological Association’s (APA) Society for Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychology Graduate Student Committee helping young clinicians explore and develop their professional identities.

Hello! My focus is on helping those who are experiencing anxiety, perfectionism, trauma, and PTSD because you deserve to experience joy, connection, ease, peace, and love in your life. Together, you can gain more clarity on how to work with difficult emotions, make peace with your past, and start to feel more confident in your ability to tackle current challenges and work towards goals for your future. I primarily use Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy and Eye Movement and Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy to help reduce negative symptoms and achieve positive shifts, often more deeply and quickly than traditional talk therapy. I hope to be of service to you and look forward to speaking with you!

Work demands don't pause when life gets hard. If you are navigating a transition, workplace stress, or the lasting weight of grief or trauma while still showing up for work and family, you already know how exhausting this is. I am interested in helping you navigate these life transitions. I run a small, focused practice with evening and weekend availability, designed for students and young professionals. My background spans community health, trauma-informed care, and research.

I help young adults and adults navigate anxiety, stress, life transitions, relationship challenges, perfectionism, and trauma. My warm, collaborative approach combines evidence-based therapies with mindfulness and self-compassion to help you understand patterns, build practical tools, and move forward with greater clarity, confidence, and balance.

Do you feel stuck or alone? Do you find yourself comparing your life to others? Do you desire a better tomorrow? To acknowledge that you are experiencing something that may benefit from professional support is a powerful first step. You may be noticing changes in your mood, behaviors, or personality as a result of the stressors you currently face or have faced. Too often, we attempt to tackle our greatest insecurities or challenges alone. Together in session, you will never feel alone. You will feel respected, heard and supported as we navigate the issues that bring you into treatment. With my collaboration and support, you can develop the skills you need to cope with life's stressors and ultimately achieve lasting psychological growth. For individuals, I specialize in the management and symptom reduction of depressive and anxiety disorders, as well as effective navigation of life transitions, relationship issues and identity formation (i.e. values identification, development of self-esteem, purpose finding/meaning making). I engage clients through a collaborative, integrative approach to foster learning of necessary skills and development of greater insight. Please note my fee for individual therapy is $200/session. For couples, I specialize in the pursuit of client-identified goals through effective communication, conflict resolution, and applicable skill building. I work with all consensual couples, whether they choose to grow, maintain, or end their relationship, regardless of monogamy status, sexuality, and sexual activity preferences. Please note my fee for couple therapy is $250/session. No question or concern is too great or too small - please don't hesitate to reach out. I look forward to working with you.

Welcome! I am a licensed individual therapist who works with adults struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction, low self-esteem, and difficult life-transitions. My clients are typically looking for a path to cope with their present concerns through developing and strengthening skills and self-understanding to aid them in living more comfortable, fulfilling, and meaningful lives. I use an eclectic approach to engage in a client-centered relationship formed through compassion, empathy, and validation. Mental health is a challenging landscape, yet with the right support I believe the process can be rewarding too. My commitment is to provide a non-judgmental, safe space to help people guide themselves toward a place of empowerment and personal growth. I specialize in humanistic practice and know that each person possesses their own unique strengths and abilities to build upon in helping them evolve and improve their quality of life. Change is hard, plain and simple, and that includes starting a new therapeutic relationship and taking action in addressing your needs. If you are ready to take that first step, I would love to collaborate with you on your journey. Please feel free to contact me with any questions, or to set up a free consultation including a face-to-face video chat.

Dr. Sujata Regina Swaroop works with adult, adolescent, and child populations providing treatment for a variety of issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, identity development, relationship difficulty, chronic pain, substance abuse and life transitions. Dr. Swaroop also has expertise working with university students, veterans, survivors of the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombings, immigrants, refugees, asylum-seeking survivors of torture, and victims of human trafficking. She serves as a Lecturer at Boston University's Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. ​ Dr. Swaroop has received formal training in biofeedback/HRV, Seeking Safety, Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Prolonged Exposure (PE), EMDR (Level 2), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Substance Abuse, Chronic Pain, Depression, Trauma, Complicated Grief, and Post Disaster Distress, Gottman Couples Therapy, Sensory Motor Affect Regulation Therapy (SMART), and Attachment, Regulation, and Competence (ARC) intervention. Extensive experience working from various treatment models allows her to flexibly conceptualize treatment plans from a variety of psychological approaches to successfully meet each client’s needs. Dr. Swaroop completed her predoctoral internship at Jesse Brown VA Medical Center in Chicago, IL. At the VA, Dr. Swaroop provided psychological services, including clinical assessments and individual, couples, and group psychotherapy, across the OEF/OIF/OND Post-deployment Clinic, PTSD Clinic, Partial Hospitalization Program, Pain Clinic, Alcohol Treatment Program, and Drug Dependence Treatment Clinic. Concurrently, Dr. Swaroop served as a therapist at the Marjorie Kovler Center for Survivors of Torture where she provided psychotherapy to asylum-seeking survivors of political torture and coordinated provision of care across treatment teams involving psychiatric, medical, and legal providers. After obtaining her doctoral degree, Dr. Swaroop completed a two-year fellowship at the internationally renowned Trauma Center in Brookline, MA. At the Trauma Center, Dr. Swaroop provided intensive outpatient trauma-focused psychotherapy and psychological evaluation to clients with histories of polyvictimization. She also served as the Program Coordinator for Project REACH to offer mental health services to victims of human trafficking and consultation and training to providers working with trafficking victims throughout the United States. Through this position, she has offered trauma-informed training to FBI agents and law enforcement officials, attorneys, medical professionals, mental health professionals, shelter workers, and community activists. Finally, Dr. Swaroop maintained a role in Disaster Response as Adjunct Staff to Boston Medical Center’s Resiliency Center by assisting on-site at the federal trial to provide crisis management and therapeutic support to survivors of the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombings. She received her BA in Psychology and Health Sciences from Boston College. Subsequently, she obtained her Masters and Doctoral degrees in Clinical Psychology at the APA-accredited Chicago School of Professional Psychology where she specialized in International Psychology and Human Rights.