Colorado Springs, CO therapists
Compare 32 licensed therapists in Colorado Springs — one also offers online sessions. Typical sessions run $90–$200; tell us what's going on and we'll suggest who to contact.
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Common reasons people seek therapy in Colorado Springs
Why finding the right therapist in Colorado Springs is hard
Understanding the challenges helps you navigate them
Profiles say little about focus
The most-named focus area, anxiety, appears on just 2 of the 32 Colorado Springs profiles, so a listing often won't tell you whether a therapist works with your concern. Ask in your first message.
Prices vary across Colorado
The typical range we list for Colorado Springs is $90–$200; for Denver it's $100–$210. If you plan to meet online anyway, a Colorado-licensed therapist elsewhere in the state is an option at their own rates.
More profiles to sort through
32 therapists are listed in Colorado Springs. That's a real choice, but also a lot of reading — start from your concern and preferred format, and the list gets short quickly.
Knowing what to ask
Most people don't know which questions to ask before booking — about approach, format, cost, or experience with their issue. A short list of questions makes the first contact with a Colorado Springs therapist easier.
Therapy in Colorado Springs by the numbers
Based on 2748 licensed therapists across the US, including 32 in Colorado Springs · Updated July 2026
Specialization breakdown
What to expect from therapy in Colorado Springs
You don't need a crisis or a diagnosis to start — here's what starting therapy in Colorado Springs usually looks like. Of the 32 therapists listed in Colorado Springs, 2 work with couples and 1 with families — worth knowing if you'd like someone else in the room.
Your first hour
Your first session is a two-way assessment. The therapist learns about your situation and goals; you get a sense of whether their style feels right. If you'd rather start from home, one of the 32 Colorado Springs profiles mentions online sessions.
Session schedule
Expect weekly sessions at first. You and your therapist can adjust that together — more often during a hard stretch, less often as you make progress. In Colorado Springs, four sessions a month at $90–$200 each is roughly $360–$800; meeting every two weeks costs about half.
Session length
Most individual appointments last under an hour, typically 45–60 minutes. Joint sessions for couples or families can stretch to 90 minutes, whether in an office or on video. Of the 32 therapists listed in Colorado Springs, 2 work with couples and 1 with families — ask about session length when you book.
Progress over time
Early sessions often bring some relief just from talking things through. Lasting change usually builds over a few months, and your therapist will review goals with you along the way. If it isn't working, switching is normal: Colorado Springs has 31 other listed therapists, and Denver lists 31 more.
Confidentiality and records
Your conversations are protected by confidentiality rules, with limited exceptions for safety. If you use insurance, ask what information goes to your plan; if you meet online, ask which HIPAA-compliant platform is used. Which exceptions apply depends partly on Colorado rules — a good therapist will spell them out.
Example searches in Colorado Springs
Illustrative examples, not real client stories — describe your own situation to see who fits.
"I need a therapist in Colorado Springs for anxiety"
Situation: A parent in Colorado Springs juggling anxiety with family life, looking for someone familiar with local context like military family transitions
Example match: Matched on focus area first: 2 local profiles name anxiety, and therapists licensed elsewhere in Colorado can add online options
"Online therapy near Colorado Springs, CO"
Situation: Someone in the Colorado Springs area preferring the convenience of virtual sessions
Example match: Shown the one therapist in Colorado Springs whose profile lists online sessions, then therapists licensed elsewhere in Colorado
"Therapist for my child in Colorado Springs"
Situation: A parent in Colorado Springs worried about a child's mood or behavior at school
Example match: Shown the one therapist in Colorado Springs whose profile says they work with children
Starting your search for a therapist in Colorado Springs
In a city home to many military personnel and their families, it helps to find a therapist who understands the local backdrop — military family transitions, high-altitude living adjustments, and outdoor recreation pressures.
Colorado Springs has 32 therapists in FindSupport's directory. That's the most of the three Colorado cities with listings on FindSupport, ahead of Denver (31). Titles differ more than the help itself: a counselor, a clinical social worker and a psychologist in Colorado Springs can all offer talk therapy under a Colorado license.
A practical order for Colorado Springs: decide what you want help with, choose in person or online, then check cost. FindSupport can do the first pass for you and help you word the first message.
In-person vs. online therapy in Colorado Springs, CO
Colorado Springs gives you two routes. In-person therapy offers a dedicated space and face-to-face contact; online therapy trades that for flexibility and a wider choice of therapists. Of the 32 local profiles, 1 lists online sessions.
Either way, expect $90–$200 per session — a video session isn't usually discounted. Colorado Springs' range is close to the typical $90–$200 across FindSupport's city pages.
Online, the therapist must be licensed in Colorado, where you are during the session — they don't have to be based in Colorado Springs.
What the Colorado Springs listings show
There are 32 therapists with a Colorado Springs location in FindSupport's listings. By number of therapists, the leading focus areas are anxiety (2), trauma (2), and stress (2); most profiles don't name a focus yet. By client group, 1 works with children, 2 work with couples, and 1 works with families.
About 3% of the local listings include online sessions, which helps when office hours don't fit your week. The numbers reflect listings as of July 2026.
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Find a therapist in Colorado Springs →Frequently Asked Questions
How much does therapy cost in Colorado Springs, CO?
The typical range in Colorado Springs is $90–$200 per session, depending on the therapist's license and specialty. Online sessions are usually priced about the same and save travel.
How do I find a good therapist in Colorado Springs?
Begin with what you want help with, then look for therapists who list it as a focus. In Colorado Springs, the focus areas listed most often are anxiety, trauma, and stress. Describe your situation on FindSupport to see licensed therapists in Colorado Springs who fit.
Is online counseling available in Colorado Springs?
Video sessions work much like in-person ones. Right now about 3% of the therapists listed in Colorado Springs offer online sessions. What matters is licensing: the therapist must be licensed in Colorado, where you are during the session.
What types of therapy are available in Colorado Springs?
Approaches range from structured, short-term CBT to open-ended psychodynamic therapy, with EMDR, DBT and mindfulness-based work in between. Check each profile's approaches and ask how they'd tackle your concern.
How many therapists are in FindSupport's Colorado Springs directory?
FindSupport lists 32 therapists in Colorado Springs. No other Colorado city on FindSupport has more; Denver comes next with 31. Other Colorado hubs add more: Boulder (31). Online sessions widen the choice to therapists elsewhere in Colorado, as long as they're licensed there.
Do Colorado Springs profiles show what each therapist focuses on?
Only partly: the most-named focus area, anxiety, appears on just 2 of the 32 Colorado Springs profiles, so most listings don't say what a therapist works with most. Ask in your first message.
Is therapy in Colorado Springs more expensive than elsewhere in Colorado?
Sessions in Colorado Springs typically cost $90–$200. For comparison, Denver runs $100–$210 and Boulder $120–$250 elsewhere in Colorado. That puts Colorado Springs near the middle of the cities on FindSupport ($90–$200 is typical). What you pay also depends on insurance and sliding-scale fees.
Can I contact therapists in Colorado Springs directly?
1 of the 32 Colorado Springs profiles include a public email address. For the others, send a message through FindSupport or use the details on their profile.
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