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Find a therapist in Colorado who fits what you're looking for. Browse 18 licensed therapists in Colorado and filter by specialty, insurance, availability, and more to narrow your options. You can review each therapist's background, areas of focus, and approach to care to decide who feels like the right fit.

If you're not sure where to start, Octave can match you with a therapist in Colorado based on your needs and preferences, making it easier to move forward with confidence.

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    Shannon Raday

    LPC

    Virtual

    Specializes in Anger Issues, Animal Loss +15 more
    I support individuals navigating anxiety, life transitions, and emotional challenges by creating a safe, non-judgmental space for healing and growth. My approach is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Theory, which explores the connection between thoughts and physical responses. Together, we’ll identify patterns that contribute to distress and develop practical tools to promote insight, resilience, and a more balanced life.

    Next available:Mon Sep 21 @ 7PM

  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Lenardo Cumberbatch

    LPC

    Virtual & In-Person

    Specializes in ADHD, Anger Issues +14 more
    I work with individuals to understand their strengths and the barriers they’re experiencing, helping them use those strengths and new insights to address concerns. I draw from solution-focused, psychoanalytic, client-centered, and Gestalt approaches. I also incorporate creative tools like art, music, and other interventions, always meeting clients where they are and exploring the support they need.

    Next available:Tue Sep 22 @ 4PM

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  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Karlyn Markaity

    LCSW

    Virtual

    Specializes in Anger Issues, Anxiety +21 moreSpeaks Spanish
    I became a therapist to guide people to healing and fulfillment and help break unhealthy patterns and cycles. I help clients across the lifespan with stress and anxiety, trauma and abuse, anger management, depression, emotion regulation, motivation, self-esteem, OCD, and confidence. I approach each individual through a person-centered, trauma-informed lens, with sprinkles of humor where appropriate. I believe you are the expert of your story and have strengths that will help you overcome challenges and obstacles.

    Next available:Mon Sep 21 @ 3PM

  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Whitnee Willrich

    LPCC

    Virtual

    Specializes in ADHD, Anger Issues +15 more
    My therapy style is compassionate, client-centered, and solution-focused. I create a safe, nonjudgmental space where adolescents, adults, and families feel seen, supported, and empowered to explore their emotions and experiences. Using CBT, Solution-Focused, and Person-Centered approaches, I help clients identify patterns, strengthen coping skills, and build resilience. I support each person in their unique journey toward growth, self-discovery, and healing in an authentic, unfiltered, and unscripted way.

    Next available:Mon Sep 21 @ 2PM

  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Sherry Cooper

    LMFT

    Virtual

    Specializes in Family Conflict (1 adult in session), Individual Therapy +5 more
    I work from a strengths-based, holistic approach to therapy. I believe in helping you recognize and utilize your strengths to meet your goals. It's easy to focus on what is not going right in your life; however, recognizing and appreciating your strengths and the supports that exist in your life are vital to your success. You have a lot more going for yourself than you give yourself credit for. I will ask a lot of questions, and there may be some discomfort. However, growth doesn’t occur in your comfort zone. Change is hard, but once you recognize your abilities, it becomes a little less challenging.

    Next available:Tue Sep 22 @ 6PM

  • Lasting Relationships with Clients

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    Lindsey Parks

    LCSW

    Virtual & In-Person

    Specializes in Anxiety, Burnout +11 more
    I ground my work in helping clients build mindfulness and regulation strategies to better understand how their thoughts and feelings influence their responses. I encourage deeper awareness so you can act in alignment with your values and desires. In sessions, I’ll support you in reflecting on experiences, exploring how your thoughts and feelings shaped your behavior, identifying connections to the past, and using that insight to respond more intentionally in the future.

    Next available:Wed Sep 23 @ 12AM

  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Bret Bertrand

    LPC

    Virtual

    Specializes in ADHD, Anger Issues +17 more
    My goal is to support and motivate people to move forward in life with hope. I work with individuals and couples navigating life’s transitions and challenges. I also have experience supporting those impacted by addiction, shame, grief, and family conflict. While we can’t change the past, we can work together to understand and overcome its impact. I believe in building a path toward healing, growth, and freedom—one step at a time.

    Next available:Tue Sep 22 @ 12PM

  • Lasting Relationships with Clients

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    Meechal Hall

    LCSW

    Virtual

    Specializes in Animal Loss, Anxiety +11 moreSpeaks Hebrew
    If grief, loss, caregiving, or a major life change has you feeling overwhelmed, I offer a compassionate, nonjudgmental place to slow down and feel understood. I specialize in grief and bereavement, and support those coping with life-changing or terminal diagnoses. With more than 11 years of experience as a licensed clinician and with an approach that draws on mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, motivational interviewing, and strengths-based therapy, sessions feel practical and grounded in your strengths. I provide telehealth in California and Colorado.

    Next available:Tue Sep 22 @ 3PM

  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Lea Ayer

    LPC

    Virtual & In-Person

    Specializes in Anxiety, Burnout +8 more
    I specialize in helping people navigate major life changes such as marriage, divorce, loss, career shifts, chronic or terminal illness, caregiver stress, trauma, and grief. These experiences can leave you feeling disconnected from the things that once brought you joy, unsure of who you are, or unable to pinpoint what changed. I’m here to help you process what happened, untangle the weight of it all, and reconnect with a sense of self and purpose.

    Next available:Thu Sep 24 @ 8PM

  • Lasting Relationships with Clients

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    Elizabeth Crouse

    LCSW

    Virtual

    Specializes in Addiction (not substance use), ADHD +15 more
    I'm a licensed clinical social worker who works with individuals navigating trauma, neurodivergence, substance use, relationship and marital challenges, self-esteem, anxiety, depression, and LGBTQ+ concerns. I use a variety of approaches including Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Strengths-Based interventions, and Emotionally Focused Therapy. Therapy is always tailored to meet your unique needs and goals.

    Next available:Tue Sep 22 @ 12AM

  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Amy Flynt

    LCSW

    Virtual

    Specializes in Anxiety, Burnout +5 more
    I work with thoughtful, capable people who are often carrying more than they let on. Many of my clients are navigating anxiety, burnout, grief, trauma, or major life transitions. My approach is relational, trauma-informed, and grounded in nervous system awareness. I pay close attention to both your words and what’s happening beneath them, helping you slow down, build safety, and understand patterns that may no longer serve you. Therapy with me is collaborative and steady, designed to support insight, regulation, and meaningful change. I bring a calm, grounded presence shaped by years of working with people under real strain.

    Next available:Sun Sep 20 @ 5PM

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    Chrissie Beharry-Sperling

    LPC

    Virtual

    Specializes in Anger Issues, Anxiety +12 more
    Hello! I’m Chrissie! If you’re looking for a therapist who will tell it like it is, celebrate your wins, and support you through difficult times, you’ve come to the right place. I’m not perfect, and I don’t expect you to be. Our sessions are structured around what you need. I take the time to learn your story, understand what matters most to you, and clarify what you’re seeking. My greatest strength is connecting with clients from all backgrounds by being approachable, curious, warm, open, and, most importantly, accepting of who you are.

    Next available:Tue Sep 22 @ 5PM

  • Get a detailed cost estimate

    We can determine what you can expect to pay for therapy sessions by looking up your plan information.

    It typically takes less than a minute.

    Get A Cost Estimate
  • Lasting Relationships with Clients

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    Neil Steinert

    LCSW

    Virtual

    Specializes in ADHD, Anxiety +16 more
    I enjoy working with diverse populations and find that I am able to easily build rapport with most who seek out therapy. My overall therapy style is eclectic. I find that people are diverse individuals who need an individualized approach. While Cognitive Behavioral Therapy underlies my therapeutic model, I often add Mindfulness as well as Positive Psychology tools. I also find that Solutions-Focused Brief Therapy is also a very successful approach for many people. Oftentimes, people lose sight of their strengths and when exploring together, they find that they have more resources than they realize. I have spent a lot of time traveling the world and have spent significant time in India as well as the Middle East (Afghanistan). I incorporate Yoga and Breathwork methodologies when appropriate.

    Next available:Tue Sep 22 @ 8PM

  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Tayler Henderson

    LCSW

    Virtual

    Specializes in Anxiety, Depression +8 more
    As an EMDR and DBT therapist, I help adults who experience anxiety, depression and/or a trauma. Perhaps you are dealing with adjusting to a stressor, life transition or just life in general. I strive to create a safe place for you to express your concerns, to feel heard and understood. My approach is very individualized based on your current needs. I am interested in the whole person (mind, body, and spirit) and help facilitate an environment conducive to collaboration and understanding. I strive to provide you with the tools and strategies you need in order to help you achieve your goals. I believe therapy can be the most important form of self-care. I will work as a team with you to develop a treatment plan with goals to address your unique situation. As the famous BF Skinner stated, “A failure is not a mistake, it may simply be the best one can do under the circumstances. The real mistake is to stop trying.” I hope together we can work together to develop the tools to live a resilient, fulfilling life.

    Next available:Tue Sep 22 @ 12AM

  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Maria Lopez

    LMFT

    Virtual

    Specializes in Anxiety, Burnout +10 moreSpeaks Tagalog
    If you're navigating trauma, life transitions, or the weight of stress and burnout, therapy can be a place to process what you've experienced and build a life that feels more aligned with your values. Maria Lopez is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) trained in trauma-informed care, EMDR, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). She works with adults through anxiety, depression, grief, and identity-related challenges—bringing a culturally responsive lens shaped by her experience as a first-generation Filipino American and her understanding of intergenerational and acculturation experiences. Maria's approach is warm and collaborative. She creates a safe space where you can process at your own pace, build emotional flexibility, and move toward meaningful change. She's also trained in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, helping clients identify practical pathways forward.

    Next available:Mon Sep 21 @ 6PM

  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Shyla Ford-Marchion

    LCSW

    Virtual

    Specializes in ADHD, Anger Issues +15 more
    I work with clients seeking relief and direction in their lives. I am warm, engaged, and honest, helping you slow down to see patterns that keep you stuck while teaching behavioral skills to move toward your goals. Therapy with me is focused, collaborative, and action-oriented, so the changes you make are meaningful, sustainable, and aligned with the life you want. Whether you are rebuilding, redefining yourself, or entering a new season of life, I support you in moving forward with intention, emotion regulation, and confidence.

    Next available:Wed Sep 23 @ 4PM

  • Lasting Relationships with Clients

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    Brianna Cassel

    LMFT

    Virtual

    Specializes in Animal Loss, Anxiety +13 more
    My professional journey has included counseling clients through hardships, anxiety, divorce, transitions, and life's obstacles. I am comfortable treating a variety of other disorders relating to parenting, mood, and anger issues. Making a positive impact on my client's lives and futures has been my life's work and incredibly rewarding. I believe the most important part of making therapy successful is establishing a trusting relationship where I then empower the client to pursue their desired goals and overcome barriers preventing that outcome. I am very client-centered and base tools and modalities on the individual's strengths and personality. Often these interventions pull from theories such as motivational interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness, Solution-focused, and Humanistic. I am happy to intertwine Christian faith into treatment if desired.

    Next available:Tue Sep 22 @ 5PM

  • High Satisfaction Rate

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    Nyia Bowens

    LCSW

    Virtual

    Specializes in Anger Issues, Anxiety +13 more
    If you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or struggling with boundaries or identity, you’re in the right place. I offer a space to explore your needs, reduce stress, and build confidence using a collaborative approach grounded in evidence-based care. In our sessions, you can expect a compassionate and judgment-free space. I help clients who feels overwhelmed, anxious, or stretched thin by life’s expectations. They may struggle with boundaries, cultural identity, relationships, or persistent stress. I have been a therapist for 10+ years. My background is in psychiatric social work, diagnostics and medication management,

    Next available:Mon Sep 21 @ 2PM

Frequently asked questions about therapists in Colorado

What matters for your care is that your therapist is licensed in the state where you live. To see an Octave therapist, you are matched with a clinician licensed in Colorado, whether you meet online or in person. Some licenses fall under interstate agreements that let a therapist practice in more than one state, but you never have to sort that out yourself. Octave confirms every therapist is licensed to work with Colorado residents before matching you.

To practice in Colorado, a therapist must hold an active Colorado license. That means completing a master's or doctoral degree in a mental health field, finishing thousands of hours of supervised clinical work, and passing a national or state licensing exam. Licenses are renewed on a schedule and require ongoing education. Every Octave therapist practicing in Colorado holds a current Colorado license, reviewed by our clinical team before they join.

Colorado therapists practice under several license types, most commonly Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFT), and Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC). You may also work with psychologists who hold a PhD or PsyD. All are qualified to provide talk therapy, and the right fit depends on what you want to work on more than the letters after their name. Octave works with licensed therapists across these credentials in Colorado.

Yes. If your Octave therapist in Colorado is not the right fit, you can switch at any time at no additional cost. Finding the right match matters more than getting it right on the first try, and it is common to need a session or two to know. Just let us know and we will help you find another licensed Colorado therapist who suits your needs.

No. You do not need a diagnosis, a referral, or a specific reason to start therapy in Colorado. Many people see a Colorado therapist to work through stress, relationships, life changes, or feelings that are hard to name. Your therapist focuses on your goals and what you want to get out of care, not on putting a label on you.

Start with what you want to work on, then look for a Colorado therapist whose experience and approach match. Practical fit counts too: whether they take your insurance, their availability, and whether you feel comfortable with them. With Octave, you answer a few questions during intake and get matched with a licensed Colorado therapist who fits your needs, so you do not have to sort through directories on your own.

Look for an active Colorado license, which confirms the therapist has met the education, training, and exam requirements to practice in Colorado. Common credentials include LCSW, LMFT, and LPC, along with psychologists who hold a PhD or PsyD. Beyond the license, check that their experience lines up with what you want to work on. Every Octave therapist in Colorado is licensed and reviewed for credentials, experience, and clinical approach before joining the platform.

In everyday use, "therapist" and "counselor" often mean the same thing: a trained professional who provides talk therapy. Both can be licensed to treat mental health concerns, and what matters most is their license, training, and experience, not the title they use. Octave connects you with licensed Colorado therapists whose background fits what you are looking for.

A therapist provides talk therapy to help you work through thoughts, feelings, and behavior. A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can diagnose conditions and prescribe medication. Some people work with both. Octave provides therapy in Colorado, and if medication is something you want to explore, your therapist can talk it through with you and help coordinate care with an outside prescriber.

"Therapist" is a broad term for any licensed professional who provides talk therapy. A psychologist is one kind of therapist, someone with a doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD) who may also do psychological testing. Both provide therapy, and for most people the choice comes down to fit and experience rather than the specific degree. Octave works with licensed Colorado therapists across these backgrounds.

The most important things are a valid Colorado license, experience with what you want to work on, and an approach you feel comfortable with. Practical details matter too: whether they are in-network with your insurance, how soon they are available, and whether you connect with them in early sessions. Octave weighs these factors when matching you with a licensed Colorado therapist, so you are paired with someone who fits both your needs and your schedule.