10 Best Psychotherapists in Austin

Just Mind Counseling is a locally owned Austin group practice offering therapy online and in person for adults, teens, children, couples and families. Its clinicians support concerns including trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD and neurodivergence, grief, relationships and work-related stress. The practice also provides employee mental wellness programs with confidential short-term counseling, flexible program design and options such as on-site clinician hours.

Bloom Therapy is a group counseling practice offering holistic mental healthcare, community wellness events and learning opportunities. Its work includes somatic and experiential approaches such as IFS, SE, hypnosis, Hakomi and PPRT, alongside specialized groups including Divine Mama and Rooted & Resilient. The practice is suited to people seeking individualized therapy or support around motherhood, trauma, anxiety and relationships.

Carlisle Collective is an Austin-based, depth-oriented therapy practice offering relational care for anxiety, trauma, relationships, life transitions, chronic illness, burnout, perinatal mental health, and related concerns. New clients can receive therapist recommendations and free consultations, then choose a clinician or self-schedule. Care is available in person, through walk-and-talk therapy, and virtually throughout Texas.

Thriveworks Counseling & Psychiatry Austin is a counseling center for people seeking support with emotional issues, life changes and complicated family relationships. The intake process is described as detailed and pricing as transparent, while counselors are described as attentive, empathetic and able to explain their guidance in accessible language. The practice requires appointments and offers on-site services with parking.

Alchemy Psychotherapy provides individual online therapy and virtual group therapy for adults in Texas and four other states, with Austin in-person sessions available by request. Shayan Salar’s practice focuses on harm-reduction therapy for addiction and complex trauma, alongside support for anxiety, depression, burnout, substance use, relational stress, identity concerns and co-occurring conditions. Sessions are tailored to each person rather than a standardized protocol.

Thriveworks provides in-person and online therapy, psychiatry and counseling in Austin, serving individuals, couples, families and teens. Its listed services include individual, couples, child and family therapy, teen counseling, online therapy and medication-related psychiatry, with approaches and specialties ranging from CBT and ACT to grief, anxiety, depression and life-transition counseling.

Deep Centered Mental Health provides therapy, psychiatry and comprehensive mental health care in Downtown Austin for individuals, couples and families. Its listed specialties include trauma and PTSD, depression, anxiety, ADHD, OCD, grief and loss, EMDR, teen therapy and parenting therapy. Care is available in person and through telehealth, with licensed PhD, LPC and LCSW therapists and most insurance accepted.

Austin Psychotherapy Services provides psychotherapy, couples and family therapy for students, adults and couples in Austin and San Marcos. Services include relationship work, psychoanalytic and integrative therapy, and support around personality, men’s and women’s issues. Appointments are recommended, with Austin and San Marcos offices plus teletherapy appointments in Texas.

Austin Professional Counseling, PLLC is a psychotherapy practice for individuals and couples working through relationship concerns, intimacy, authentic connection, spirituality or the transition to parenthood. The team is described as warm, nurturing and informed by current therapeutic approaches, with particular fit for couples counseling and individuals adjusting to parenthood.

Calm Counseling Austin is a psychotherapy practice for people seeking a supportive counseling environment. The practice is associated with a safe, judgment-free atmosphere and sessions that combine attentive listening with practical tools. Appointments are recommended, making it a fit for people prepared to schedule counseling rather than rely on an unscheduled visit.