Browse 23 licensed mental health professionals in Connecticut. Find the right therapist based on specialty, insurance, and session type.
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I support my clients as they identify goals and personal values. We work together to build motivation for change. I also help them develop new ways to cope with difficulties. My approach uses different methods like DBT,…
I work as a licensed clinical psychologist. I have 15 years of experience at Yale University School of Medicine. There, I taught, practiced, and supervised science-based psychotherapy. In my current practice, I strive…
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We all face tough times, but some learn to turn them into new beginnings filled with contentment. I work as a licensed professional counselor. My purpose is to help you find your hidden abilities and give you the…
You might feel like you have been managing too much for too long. Your focus slips, your thoughts race, and your body never truly rests. Stress, worry, or past difficult experiences might still affect you when you try…
What does finding the right fit mean to you in therapy? For therapy to be effective, it needs to be with the right person. Finding that person is not always easy. If you are struggling and reaching out for help, please…
I am accepting new clients. Are you currently experiencing a major life change? Transitions can be unsettling and tough to work through, even the ones we look forward to. They can take us outside our comfort zones and…
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Starting therapy, especially with a new therapist, can feel like a lot to handle. Finding the right match is important for positive change. I understand this feeling and I am here to support you. My team creates a…
When life feels overwhelming, I am here to help you find your path forward. I have over 30 years of helping people with relationship problems, child-parent issues, mental health struggles, substance use, and medical…
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Life can be tough. Sometimes it feels impossible to manage daily challenges. This can lead to feelings of anxiety, sadness, or difficulties in relationships. My aim in therapy is to help you speak more clearly, feel…
As a licensed marriage and family therapist, my aim is to help people, couples, and families build healthy connections with themselves and others. I see the inner strength in everyone I work with. I provide an…
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I am dedicated to helping people reach their full abilities. I work with individuals, couples, and families. My experience includes guiding couples through infidelity, betrayal, and intimacy issues. I also help with…
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I have over 36 years of experience. I offer a relaxed, laid-back style that gets real results. My atmosphere is caring. I use solution-oriented therapy and give useful feedback on issues important to you. This includes…
Congratulations on deciding to focus on your mental health, that is a significant step. I approach our work together with a holistic view, centering everything around you. I believe you are the best authority on your…
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. My Master's in Social Work came from the University of Connecticut. I have experience working with adults and children, starting at age 6, in an outpatient setting. I also worked…
I am a licensed marriage and family therapist. I work with adults and couples. We address relationship challenges, life transitions, anxiety, and depression. I also help teens and young adults. They often struggle with…
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I know that choosing a therapist can feel overwhelming. I have enjoyed my work over the years with individuals, couples, and college-age adults. My practice includes helping adults who are experiencing mood disorders,…
I work with individuals, couples, families, and children. My practice addresses how families cope with addiction. I also help people and couples deal with issues of trust and intimacy. Working through grief, loss, and…
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I bring experience counseling children, adolescents, and adults. I've provided individual and group counseling in various settings, including educational, outpatient, intensive outpatient, and partial hospital programs.…
I help adolescents and people of all ages with life's challenges. My background includes working in schools, government programs, and private practice. I believe a strong, supportive connection with you is essential for…
When feeling stuck or confused, it can be hard to know what you need. My aim is to offer attunement, insight, and support to help you find your path. I assist in setting goals for our time together. I also work to…
I support people working through family dynamics, marital conflict, anxiety, and depression. Those adjusting to life changes also find help here. My goal is for you to experience more fulfillment and peace of mind. I…
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I believe in a strength-based approach tailored to each person. Everyone has unique needs and goals. My aim is to help you achieve your goals, drawing on my experience. My tone is relaxed, and I work to make you…
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My experience includes counseling, trauma-informed therapy, psychotherapy, and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy. I am committed to building a strong relationship with you. I strive to create a warm and supportive…
Connecticut therapist access data
If you are comparing therapists in Connecticut, start with fit and availability. You may find more options around New Haven, Waterbury, Berlin, Bloomfield, and Danbury. Smaller communities can have fewer local providers, so telehealth may help you widen your search while staying with a therapist licensed for Connecticut.
This directory currently lists 23 therapists in Connecticut, including 21 profiles that mention telehealth. Use the profile details to compare specialty, credentials, insurance, session format, and cost. If a therapist looks like a possible fit, ask about new-client openings before you spend time on intake forms.
HRSA reported that Connecticut had 50 mental health care Health Professional Shortage Area designations as of March 31, 2026. These designations covered 1,159,317 people. HRSA estimated that 76 more practitioners would be needed to remove the designations.
That does not mean every part of Connecticut has the same shortage. It means access can depend on where you live, whether you can travel, whether your insurance is accepted, and whether you need a specific type of care. If you are searching outside a large city, consider online therapy and nearby metro areas at the same time.
In Connecticut, the best therapist search is often a practical one. Compare fit, cost, session format, and availability together.
Start with the issue you want help with. Then look for profiles that name that concern directly. Therapists in this directory often mention specialties such as academic-suffixes, Online Counseling, Depression, and Self Esteem. You may also see approaches such as Person-Centered, Strength Based, and Cognitive Behavioral (CBT).
This directory currently includes 23 therapists in Connecticut, including 21 profiles that mention telehealth. Listings may change as profiles are added, updated, or removed.
HRSA reported 50 mental health HPSA designations in Connecticut as of March 31, 2026. These areas covered 1,159,317 people and had 23.73% of provider need met.
Start with the profiles on this page, then compare nearby cities such as New Haven, Waterbury, Berlin, Bloomfield, and Danbury. If local openings are limited, telehealth may help you find more options while staying with a provider licensed for Connecticut.
Profiles in this directory commonly mention areas such as academic-suffixes, Online Counseling, Depression, and Self Esteem. Read each profile closely because specialties, training, and client fit can vary by provider.
You may see approaches such as Person-Centered, Strength Based, and Cognitive Behavioral (CBT). The best approach depends on your goals, symptoms, preferences, and the therapist's training.
Some do. This directory currently has 21 profiles that mention telehealth. Confirm telehealth availability, state licensure, fees, and privacy requirements before booking.
Most talk therapists do not prescribe medication. Psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and some other medical providers may prescribe. Ask the provider directly if medication support is part of your plan.
Ask about openings, session cost, insurance, telehealth, cancellation rules, experience with your concern, and what the first appointment includes. A short call can help you avoid a poor fit.
These sources were used for Connecticut access context and shortage data.
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