College is a time of transition and stress. Let’s navigate it together!
Are you on a WAITING LIST at your college counseling center or LIMITED by the number of sessions your Counseling Center offers?
Are the services offered just not enough?
Having worked at three different University college counseling centers (Wesleyan University in Connecticut, Barry University in Miami and Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers) I am highly experienced in college mental health and know the ins and outs. I understand the limitations of care.
I first handedly know that the transition to 
college can be a difficult and intimidating one. I understand you are juggling classes, social relationships, and multiple responsibilities every day. Sometimes, a lack of motivation is a symptom of deeper, underlying struggles such as anxiety, depression, learning challenges or low self-esteem. I can help you move forward on your journey to independence and help you overcome obstacles for independence and growth.
College is a time of transitions involving multiple intellectual, academic, social, emotional and developmental changes. It is a time of self-discovery and soul searching, and can often cause individuals to feel overwhelmed, stressed and in need of support and guidance.
Are you experiencing:
- Trouble adjusting to being in college or having online classes
- Heightened anxiety about attending school during COVID-19
- Difficulty navigating conflict and boundary setting with roommates or family
- Heartbreak or confusion about a romantic relationship
- Decreased motivation, concentration or sleep problems
- Difficulty making or keeping friends, or feelings of loneliness
- Imposter syndrome-where you feel like you are not good enough and doubt your true abilities and accomplishments
- Uncertainty about steps and life after graduation
- I specialize in helping students reduce and manage symptoms so they do not negatively impact your academic success.
- Whether you’re struggling with the transition into college, struggling with getting by while in college, or figuring out your personal goals after graduation, Dr. Tania is here to provide assistance.
It may also be possible to continue our sessions in the summer and on holiday breaks, depending on your situation and location.
Dr. Tania is able to work with all college students in 38+ states (Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Dakota, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming).
