Online therapists
Child therapists online in Colorado
No license-verified therapist matching this page is currently reporting open capacity in Colorado. Providers re-confirm availability every 14 days and a listing that goes unconfirmed pauses, so this page shows nothing rather than something stale.
Statewide, not local. Licensure in Colorado is statewide, so this list is the same for every Colorado city. Every therapist here is authorized to work with clients located anywhere in Colorado by video, which is not the same as being near you. For someone you can sit in a room with, pick a city: Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs.
No therapist is reporting open capacity in Colorado right now, with or without this page's filters, so loosening them would not help. Search another area, or read who may legally treat you in CO.
Common questions
Are these therapists near me?
Not necessarily, and this page does not check. Licensure in Colorado is statewide, so this list is the same for every Colorado city. What they have in common is a verified authorization to work with clients located anywhere in Colorado by video — not an office near you. For a therapist you can sit in a room with, pick your city from the in-person pages listed on this page.
What does "accepting new clients" mean on this page?
Each child therapist shown here reported accepting new clients within the last 14 days. Kairn pauses listings that are not re-confirmed, but availability can change and a listing does not guarantee a response, appointment, or fit. Contact the provider to confirm.
Can a therapist see me by video in CO?
It depends on the therapist's license and CO's rules: a psychologist may qualify under PSYPACT and a licensed counselor under the Counseling Compact, otherwise they need a license in CO. What matters legally is where you are during the session — the CO telehealth page spells out who can practice there.
How current is the availability shown here?
Kairn asks providers to re-confirm availability every 14 days and pauses listings that go unconfirmed. The count reflects recent provider reports, not a guarantee that an opening remains available.