Find a therapist in Texas

Therapists and counselors listed in Texas

Texas has 5+ licensed mental health professionals in Austin. 42 of the 48 states with listings have more than Texas.

On online sessions, Texas is above the national figure: 20% of listed therapists offer them, against 6% overall. Typical fees in Texas' city guides span $80–$200 a session, close to the middle of our guides nationally ($90–$200).

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What therapy costs in Texas

The city guides for Texas list typical session costs from $80 in San Antonio to $200 in Houston.

Houston is the fourth-largest city in the US; its city guide covers local therapists and costs in more detail.

Who can see you online in Texas

What decides who can see you online is the license. A therapist licensed in Texas can work with you by video wherever you are in the state; one licensed only elsewhere generally can't, however close their office is.

Profiles list each therapist's license type: psychologist, licensed professional counselor (LPC), clinical social worker (LCSW), or marriage and family therapist (LMFT). All of them provide talk therapy; they differ in training, and any license can be looked up with the Texas board that issued it.

If you also spend time in Arkansas, Louisiana, or New Mexico, ask whether your therapist is licensed there too: a session taken from across the border falls under that state's rules.

Where to find a therapist in Texas

City guides for Texas: Austin (5+ therapists). More city guides: Houston, San Antonio, and Dallas. Each guide shows that city's own listings, focus areas and typical fees.

No guide for your town? Video sessions with a therapist licensed in Texas work from anywhere in the state.

Texas city by city

Texas' local listings are all in Austin, 5 therapists in total. Houston, San Antonio, and Dallas have a city guide but no local listings yet.

Counting profiles that mention online sessions: 1 of 5 in Austin.

In Austin, 2 profiles mention working with children, and 1 mentions couples. The focus area its profiles name most often is anxiety.

Texas next to its neighbors

Across Texas' borders, Arkansas has 47 in 3 cities (most in Little Rock); Louisiana has 67 in 3 cities (most in New Orleans); New Mexico has 35 in 3 cities (most in Albuquerque); Oklahoma has 15 in 3 cities (most in Oklahoma City). Texas itself has 5 listed therapists in 1 city.

Oklahoma has the highest online share among them (20% of its listings), compared with 20% in Texas. Typical fees in their city guides range from $70 (Arkansas) to $250 (New Mexico), next to $80–$200 in Texas.

Worth a look if Little Rock, Arkansas is closer than the nearest city in Texas. For in-person visits that's fine; check whether your plan covers out-of-state providers.

Specialties and local concerns in Texas

By specialty tag, Texas profiles most often name anxiety (60%), depression (60%), and trauma (60%); a therapist can list several, so the shares overlap. The city guides describe different local concerns. In Houston: diverse cultural backgrounds, bilingual therapy needs, and family counseling. In San Antonio: military family support, bilingual therapy, and cultural identity. In Dallas: corporate burnout, family therapy, and rapid life changes.

20% of Texas' listed therapists say they see couples, which is where to start for marriage counseling. Of all Texas profiles, 40% work with children and 40% with families.