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Therapy in Boulder by the numbers
Based on 2748 licensed therapists across the US, including 31 in Boulder · Updated July 2026
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Therapists and counselors near you in Boulder, CO: where to start
FindSupport lists 31 licensed therapists in Boulder. Start with what you need help with — a profile's focus areas tell you more than its address. Psychologist, counselor or therapist: in Boulder, as anywhere in Colorado, the title follows the license, and each profile names it.
Common reasons people in Boulder reach out include pressure to maintain an active lifestyle, academic stress, and the pursuit of happiness, alongside anxiety, depression, and relationship stress.
In Boulder, therapists typically charge $120–$250 per session. Many take insurance, and some offer sliding-scale fees — it's fine to ask about cost in your first message.
In person or by video in Boulder?
About 10% of the therapists listed in Boulder offer online sessions. Video sessions follow the same approaches as office visits, and many people mix the two.
If you're dealing with pressure to maintain an active lifestyle, academic stress, and the pursuit of happiness, either format can work — what matters most is how well you and the therapist fit.
Distance is only one filter. Describe what you want help with and FindSupport suggests therapists who fit it, both local in Boulder and online across Colorado.
What the Boulder listings show about focus areas
Among the 31 profiles in Boulder, anxiety (19%), depression (16%), and trauma (16%) come up most often as listed specialties. Fewer list grief (13%), stress (10%), and relationship issues (6%). A therapist can treat more than one of these, so the shares add up to more than 100%.
In Boulder, 13% list children as clients they see, 19% list couples as clients they see, and 13% list families as clients they see.
Keep in mind that Boulder is a vibrant college town at the foot of the Rocky Mountains: the shares above come from the profiles FindSupport lists, which is one slice of the local field.
Format, cost cover and other Colorado cities
3 of the 31 Boulder listings offer video sessions, by our count, and 28 don't mention them.
Our Boulder data doesn't include insurance networks. Before booking, ask whether the therapist bills your plan directly or gives you a receipt to claim out-of-network.
Other Colorado cities with listings include Colorado Springs (32 therapists, 3% online) and Denver (31 therapists, 6% online). Therapists licensed in Colorado can see you by video wherever they're based.
Boulder's listings next to other Colorado cities
Boulder's city guide puts typical fees at $120–$250. That is above the middle of our city guides nationally ($90–$200); fees are higher than in Colorado Springs ($90–$200).
Boulder accounts for 31 of the 94 therapists FindSupport lists in Colorado (33%); Colorado Springs has the most, with 32. Nationally, only 6 of the 120 cities with local listings have more than Boulder, so there's a real local choice to compare.
On video, Boulder is above the national figure: 10% of local profiles list it, against 6% nationwide and 6% across Colorado's listings.
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Find a therapist near me →Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best way to find a local therapist or counselor in Boulder, CO?
Boulder has 31 licensed therapists on FindSupport. Tell us what's going on in a sentence or two. We'll shortlist the profiles that match, and each shows focus areas, format and fees. Across Colorado, FindSupport lists 94 therapists in 3 cities.
Should I choose in-person or online therapy in Boulder?
About 10% of the therapists listed in Boulder also offer online sessions, roughly 3 of 31. In person gives you a dedicated space; video saves the trip — and to see you online, a therapist must be licensed in Colorado.
How much should I expect to pay for therapy in Boulder, CO?
Most therapists in Boulder charge $120–$250 per session, a little above Colorado Springs ($90–$200). Check your plan's behavioral-health coverage, and ask out-of-network therapists about sliding-scale fees.
What issues do therapists in Boulder most often treat?
Of the 31 therapists listed in Boulder, the specialties tagged most are anxiety (19%), depression (16%), and trauma (16%). Each profile lists the rest of a therapist's focus areas.
Can I find a therapist in Boulder who sees children, couples or families?
Some do. Counting the 31 Boulder profiles, about 4 mention children, about 6 mention couples, and about 4 mention families. Say who the sessions are for and we'll put those first.
Where else can I look if Boulder has no openings?
Look wider within Colorado. FindSupport lists therapists in Denver (31) and Colorado Springs (32), and any of them licensed in Colorado can see you by video without the drive.
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