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Mental Health Resources for College Students in Helping Profession Majors

"Helping The Future Helpers"

Helping Profession Majors

Common fields include:

Mental Health & Counseling: Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, Marriage & Family Therapy, Addiction Studies, Art Therapy, Music Therapy
Education & Development: Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Special Education, Early Childhood Education, School Counseling
Medical, Health & Wellness: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Public Health, Nutrition & Dietetics
Community & Human Services: Human Services, Child & Family Studies, Nonprofit Leadership, Community Development, Recreational Therapy
Communication & Speech Sciences: Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology

Students majoring in helping professions need support to thrive and become the future helpers who make a difference.

Dealing With
Imposter Syndrome?

As a college student, you’re taking on greater responsibility and expertise—yet it’s common to feel like you don’t belong. Balancing high expectations, intense demands, and the pressure to prove yourself can feel overwhelming.

Through supportive, goal-focused counseling, you can gain the tools to quiet self-doubt, embrace your strengths, and step confidently into your role as a future professional.

You don’t have to face imposter syndrome alone.

Let’s work together to build a future that reflects your skills, purpose, and true potential.

The "Burnout" Blues

Thinking about your future can feel exhausting—especially when you’re already running on empty.
Between coursework, research, clinical placements, and life responsibilities, burnout can make it hard to see the path ahead.

Counseling can help you pause, breathe, and find your footing again.

Together, we’ll clarify your priorities, reconnect with your strengths, and create a plan that supports both your well-being and your professional goals.

You don’t have to have it all figured out today—you just have to take the first step

High performance pressures?

Behind your hard work and accomplishments, there may be quiet signs of burnout, anxiety, or uncertainty about what comes next.

Through personalized mental health support, we’ll work together to ease the pressure, shift unhelpful thought patterns, and help you reconnect with what truly matters—so you can move forward with clarity, confidence, and a stronger sense of purpose.

Meet Faith Doyle
Mental Health Counselor

Hi! I’m Faith Doyle, and I’m here to help you succeed and feel supported during your college journey.

I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor with experience in elementary education, mental health counseling, and academic advising for Communication Sciences & Disorders students. I understand the challenges college students face—especially high-achieving, first-generation students trying to balance school, family, and the pressure to do everything “right.” With over 11 years working as an academic advisor, student success instructor, and counselor, I know how tough it can be.

My approach is personal and flexible. I work with you to meet your goals, respect your experiences, and help you find your own strengths to build confidence and bounce back from setbacks. I create a warm, safe space where you can be yourself, figure out what’s holding you back, and move forward with a clear plan.

Education

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

Master of Arts, Counseling 2011

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
Bachelors of Science, Education 2004

State Licenses & Certifications

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC): #6401012584
Solutions Focused Brief Therapy Level 1
Cognitive Behavioral Certification (CBT)

I worked with Faith. Very professional and such a great experience, I highly recommend.

~S.G., Michigan

Testimonials

Counseling has been a wonderful experience for me! The counseling I received helped me to be able to heal and grow from the toughest loss I've ever experienced. recommend her services to anyone!"

~K.E., Michigan

Highly Recommend Faith...would definitely return and recommend her services.

~Anonymous, Michigan