Find a therapist in Wyoming

Therapists and counselors listed in Wyoming

Wyoming has 16+ licensed mental health professionals across 3 cities, including Casper, Cheyenne, and Jackson.

By listings, Wyoming ranks 30th of 48 states in the directory. On online sessions, Wyoming is above the national figure: 12% of listed therapists offer them, against 6% overall.

Session fees across Wyoming's guides run $70–$160; the middle of our city guides nationally is $90–$200. Not sure where to start? Describe what's been going on in a sentence or two, and FindSupport shows licensed therapists in Wyoming whose focus areas fit.

Session costs across Wyoming

The city guides for Wyoming list typical session costs between $70 and $160.

Casper is a hub of cowboy culture and outdoor recreation; its city guide covers local therapists and costs in more detail.

Licensing and online therapy in Wyoming

Telehealth rules are tied to your location during the session. If you're in Wyoming, the therapist has to hold a Wyoming license, or practice there under an interstate compact such as PSYPACT for psychologists.

The license type shapes what a therapist focuses on. Psychologists can run formal assessments, LMFTs are trained for relationships, and LPCs and LCSWs cover most everyday concerns. If you're thinking about medication, a psychiatrist or your doctor is the one to ask.

Commuting to Colorado, Idaho, or Montana? A session taken from work there counts as a session in that state, so ask whether your therapist's license reaches it.

Cities with therapists in Wyoming

City guides for Wyoming: Casper (3+ therapists), Cheyenne (3+ therapists), Jackson (10+ therapists). Open a city's guide for its listings, the specialties profiles name there, and local fees.

Living outside these cities? A therapist licensed in Wyoming can still see you online.

How Wyoming's cities compare

63% of the therapists listed in Wyoming are in Jackson (10 of 16); the rest are 3 in Casper and 3 in Cheyenne.

If you want to meet by video, the profiles that say so are 1 of 10 in Jackson and 1 of 3 in Cheyenne.

Jackson has the most profiles that mention working with children (3), and it also leads for couples (4). By city, the focus area named most often is anxiety (Jackson).

Neighboring states at a glance

Wyoming has 16 listed therapists in 3 cities on FindSupport. Among its neighbors, Colorado has 94 in 3 cities (most in Colorado Springs); Idaho has 55 in 3 cities (most in Boise); Montana has 69 in 3 cities (most in Bozeman); Nebraska has 15 in 2 cities (most in Lincoln); South Dakota has 4 in 1 city.

South Dakota has the highest online share among them (25% of its listings), compared with 12% in Wyoming. Typical fees in their city guides range from $70 (Idaho) to $250 (Colorado), next to $70–$160 in Wyoming.

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

What people in Wyoming seek therapy for

Wyoming's listings lean toward anxiety, depression, and trauma (25%, 25%, 25% of profiles). The national order starts with anxiety, relationship issues, and depression. The city guides describe different local concerns. In Casper: balancing cowboy individualism, the pressures of an energy-based economy, and rural isolation. In Cheyenne: coping with long winters, military family stress, and economic uncertainty. In Jackson: seasonal tourism work, rural isolation, and the high cost of living in a resort town.

Looking for marriage or couples counseling? 25% of the profiles listed in Wyoming say they work with couples. Of all Wyoming profiles, 19% work with children and 13% with families.