Therapists in Connecticut
Browse 34,353 therapists in Connecticut, CT — page 500 of 716.
Michael Beck
Michael Berry
Michael Bettencourt
Michael Bisrat
Michael Black
Michael Black
Michael Bloom
Michael Bresnan
Michael Brill
Michael Buls
Michael Burke
Michael Burke
Michael Cartwright
Michael Cecere-Palazzo
Michael Champlin
Michael Chung
Michael Ciardella
Michael Cirillo
Michael Cocchiola
Michael Cohen
Michael Cohen
Michael Connell
Michael Copenhaver
Michael Corsini
Michael Costa
Michael Covault
Michael Cowan
Michael Coyle
Michael Crane
Michael Crowley
Michael Cubria
Michael Cummings
Michael Curtis
Michael Daley
Michael Darden
Michael Deflorio
Michael Delauro
Michael Dial
Michael Diaz
Michael Doria
Michael Dubose
Michael Dubuque
Michael Duncanson
Michael Dutko
Michael Dutko
Michael Egan
Michael Eisenberg
Michael Ellis
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?
Click 'Claim Your Listing' on your listing page, enter your professional email, and verify ownership. Once claimed, you can edit your information, add photos, and upgrade for enhanced features.
What does it cost to be listed in Connecticut?
Claiming your listing is free forever. Reviews Plus ($9/mo) adds a Featured badge, your Google reviews, and top placement. Website ($99/mo) adds a custom website on your own domain with an AI chat receptionist — free preview first, no card until you approve it. See our pricing page for full details.