Therapist Dallas, licensed providers across the city and suburbs

Therapists who claimed their profile show up first, with a "License verified" badge and details they wrote themselves: focus areas, approaches, accepted insurance, fees and format. You can reach them through the inquiry form on the profile. Underneath, "More licensed providers in Dallas" lists registry entries from the NPPES NPI Registry with the basics only (name, credential, practice address, phone), and a call is the way to learn more.

Practices are common in Uptown, Oak Lawn, Downtown, Lakewood, the Bishop Arts District in Oak Cliff, North Dallas and Preston Hollow, and the suburbs of Richardson, Plano, Frisco, Addison and Irving add many more. Fort Worth, across the Metroplex, can be searched on its own. If you work in one city and live in another, compare a practice near the office with one near home and decide which you would realistically reach every week.

Many Dallas employers offer an employee assistance program that may cover a small number of counseling sessions. Your human resources team can tell you how yours works and whether it lets you choose your own provider.

For video sessions, a therapist generally must be licensed in the state where you are located during the session. A Texas license covers you anywhere in the state, including on a work trip to Austin or Houston.

Coverage in Dallas usually comes from an employer plan, a Marketplace plan, Texas Medicaid and CHIP (mostly through managed care plans) or an employee assistance program. Some therapists are in network, others are out of network and give a receipt you may submit to your plan. Self-pay prices are set by each practice; nationally they are often quoted in a wide band of about 100 to 250 USD per session. See therapist that takes insurance for questions to ask your plan.