Missouri
Online therapy in St. Louis
Licensed across Missouri, based to serve the whole St. Louis metro — city and county alike.
Getting seen
Waiting for care in St. Louis
St. Louis has more therapists than most of the state, but that doesn't always translate into a fast appointment. A lot of practices here run wait lists of their own, and the therapist with an opening isn't always the one who takes your insurance — so people often end up choosing between waiting months for the right fit or paying out of pocket for whoever's available sooner. Add in metro traffic, and an in-person session can cost an hour or more before you've even sat down.
Meeting online removes both of those problems at once. Most people I work with get a first appointment within 1-2 weeks, and there's no commute on either end — whether you're in the city, St. Charles, south county, or anywhere else in the metro.
Local support
Crisis and community resources
If you need help right now, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available around the clock. See crisis resources for a fuller list, including region-specific lines.
If you are struggling: reaching out for support can be one, small courageous step toward feeling more like yourself again.
Life can be tough, but you don't have to go it alone. Help is available.