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Therapy in Denver by the numbers
Based on 2748 licensed therapists across the US, including 31 in Denver · Updated July 2026
Specialization breakdown
Getting started with a therapist near you in Denver, CO
FindSupport lists 31 licensed therapists in Denver. Each Denver profile shows a therapist's focus areas, license type (psychologist, counselor, social worker and so on), and whether they see clients online.
In a city that attracts adventurous transplants but also faces substance abuse challenges, it's common to put off looking for help. A short first message is enough to start — we'll help you write it.
Therapy in Denver usually costs $100–$210 per session; insurance and sliding-scale fees can bring that down.
Online vs. in-person therapy in Denver, CO
About 6% of the therapists listed in Denver offer online sessions. If traffic, childcare, or shift work make an office visit hard, video sessions remove the trip.
A practical test: which one will you still manage in a hard week? Pick that, and ask the therapist whether switching later is possible.
FindSupport matches you with therapists based on your needs, not just proximity. Tell us what you're going through, and we'll show you the best options — both local in Denver and online across Colorado.
Denver therapists by focus area
Looking at the 31 profiles listed in Denver: anxiety (6%), depression (6%), and trauma (6%) are the specialties named most. All three are tied. Fewer list ADHD (6%), stress (3%), and PTSD (3%). A therapist can treat more than one of these, so the shares add up to more than 100%.
Who they see: children (3%), couples (3%), and families (6%) of the therapists listed in Denver.
Denver is the Mile High City, and the listings here are a starting point rather than the whole local field.
Practical details before you book in Denver
2 of the 31 Denver listings offer video sessions, by our count, and 29 don't mention them.
Insurance isn't something our Denver listings can sum up reliably, since networks differ by plan. Check your plan's behavioral-health directory, then confirm with the therapist.
Across Colorado, there are also listings in Colorado Springs (32 therapists, 3% online) and Boulder (31 therapists, 10% online). Therapists licensed in Colorado can see you by video wherever they're based.
Denver's listings next to other Colorado cities
On video, Denver is close to the national figure: 6% of local profiles list it, against 6% nationwide and 6% across Colorado's listings.
With 31 listings, Denver comes second among the 3 Colorado cities on FindSupport, behind Colorado Springs (32). Nationally, only 6 of the 120 cities with local listings have more than Denver, so there's a real local choice to compare.
At $100–$210 a session, Denver is close to the middle of our city guides nationally ($90–$200), and cheaper than Boulder ($120–$250).
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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 Denver, CO?
Denver has 31 licensed therapists on FindSupport. Describe what you're going through and we'll show the ones whose focus fits — each profile lists languages, session format and fees. Across Colorado, FindSupport lists 94 therapists in 3 cities.
Should I choose in-person or online therapy in Denver?
It depends on what makes it easier to keep going. In Denver, about 2 of 31 listed therapists offer video; an office visit suits people who want a set place away from home. Online, check the therapist is licensed in Colorado.
How much does a local therapist cost in Denver?
Therapy in Denver typically costs $100–$210 per session, a little below Boulder ($120–$250). Many therapists accept insurance and some offer sliding-scale fees — ask before the first session.
Which specialties are most common among Denver therapists?
By specialty tag, 6% list anxiety, 6% list depression, and 6% list trauma among the 31 therapists in Denver.
Is there child, marriage or family counseling near me in Denver?
By client group: children 3%, couples 3%, and families 6% of the 31 therapists listed in Denver. Many profiles leave this blank, so ask if one you like doesn't say.
What if there's no opening near me in Denver?
Look wider within Colorado. FindSupport lists therapists in Boulder (31) and Colorado Springs (32), and any of them licensed in Colorado can see you by video without the drive.
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