Online Licensed Professional Counselors

165 licensed professional counselors available online.

There are 165 licensed professional counselors (LPCs) practicing online. An LPC is a licensed professional counselor: someone with a master's degree in counseling who completed supervised clinical experience after graduating (commonly about two years) and passed a counseling licensing exam. This represents 20% of the 837 total licensed therapists listed online. Among the 9 license types listed online, LPC ranks second, after LCSW (321). Adding 77 LMHC, 56 LPCC, and 39 LCPC listings, FindSupport's online network has 337 counselors listed in all. LPCs don't prescribe medication; for that, people usually see a psychiatrist, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, or their primary care doctor. Across all 837 therapists listed online, 1 works with couples and 1 works with children; each LPC's profile shows which of these they do. These listings give no city because the therapists work online. Therapists can generally see clients online only in states where they're licensed, and the rules vary by state. FindSupport can also suggest therapists online from a short description of what you're going through (your concern, language, insurance, or budget), free of charge.

Therapist profiles

Ann Fay

Licensed Professional Counselor, MEd, LPC

Anna Batiste

Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC, NCC

What is an LPC?

A Licensed Professional Counselor holds a master's degree in counseling or a closely related field and has completed supervised clinical experience. LPCs provide talk therapy for anxiety, depression, grief, stress, and life transitions, and LPC is one of the most widely used counseling licenses in the United States. Like most therapists, LPCs do not prescribe medication.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many licensed professional counselors are online?

There are 165 licensed professional counselors listed online on FindSupport, 20% of the 837 therapists listed there.

What is an LPC?

An LPC is a licensed professional counselor: someone with a master's degree in counseling who completed supervised clinical experience after graduating (commonly about two years) and passed a counseling licensing exam. LPCs provide talk therapy for individuals, couples, families, and groups and don't prescribe medication. States use different titles for comparable counseling licenses (LPC, LMHC, LPCC, LCPC, LCMHC), and the required hours and exams vary by state. To confirm a license, search the licensing board of the state where the therapist practices.

Does it matter which state I'm in?

Usually, yes. These listings give no city because the therapists work online. Therapists can generally see clients online only in states where they're licensed, and the rules vary by state. Check where each one is licensed before booking.

Do licensed professional counselors online accept insurance?

Across all therapists listed online, 1 of 837 accepts insurance — each licensed professional counselor's profile shows whether they do. Coverage depends on your plan, so check your benefits.

What other license types are listed online?

Besides LPC, therapists listed online include LCSW (321), LMFT (94), LMHC (77), LPCC (56), and LCPC (39), among others.

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