Therapists in Connecticut
Browse 34,353 therapists in Connecticut, CT — page 480 of 716.
Matthew Konowe
Matthew Kotek
Matthew Krauze
Matthew Kurtz
Matthew Lawrence
Matthew Leblanc
Matthew Lee
Matthew Love
matthew love, psy.d, llc
Matthew Mancini
Matthew Mandelbaum
Matthew Mannarino
Matthew Marks
Matthew Maynard
Matthew Meyers
Matthew Mooney
Matthew Morris
Matthew Murtough
Matthew Ouimet
Matthew Phillips
Matthew Prackup
Matthew Puzycki
Matthew Roach
Matthew Roberto
Matthew Rofofsky
Matthew Rupert
Matthew Scult
Matthew Shaw
Matthew Sheldon
Matthew Sidler
Matthew Singer
Matthew Sinkewicz
Matthew Somerville
Matthew Spang
Matthew Specht
Matthew Staniewicz
matthew staniewicz lcsw
Matthew Stauffer
Matthew Stayner
Matthew Steinfeld
Matthew Sullivan
Matthew Tansey
Matthew Termini
Matthew White
Matthew Young
Maturin Waldo
Maud Purcell
Maura Biekert
This is not a clinical assessment or diagnosis. It's a tool to help you think about whether professional support might be helpful. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.
Frequently Asked Questions
The information here is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare provider about your specific situation.
How do I know if I need a therapist?
If stress, anxiety, sadness, or relationship difficulties are affecting your daily life, talking to a therapist can help. You don't need to be in crisis — therapy is for anyone who wants support navigating life's challenges.
What's the difference between a psychologist, psychotherapist, and counsellor?
Psychologists have doctoral-level training and can do clinical assessments. Psychotherapists (Registered Psychotherapists in Ontario) provide talk therapy. Counsellors offer guidance on specific life issues. All can help — the best fit depends on your needs.
Is therapy covered by provincial health insurance?
Psychologists and psychiatrists may be partially covered. Most psychotherapy and counselling requires private insurance or out-of-pocket payment. Many employers offer Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) with free sessions.
How much does therapy cost in Connecticut?
Sessions typically range from $120-$250/hour depending on the provider and province. Many therapists offer sliding scale fees. Check if your insurance covers mental health services.
How do I claim my listing on DoINeedATherapist.org?
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What does it cost to be listed in Connecticut?
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