Online Therapists in California
6 verified therapists · 4 accepting new clients right now · practicing in Lancaster, CA, Ventura, CA, Flower Mound, TX, San Pedro, CA. Every listing below was license-verified by hand against the California board — no sample profiles, no pay-to-rank, and we never take referral fees.
I help individuals heal from the deep impacts of trauma, complex grief, and minority stress—using powerful somatic and mind-body therapies that go beyond traditional talk therapy. These include Somat…
Something shifted — maybe after having a baby, maybe after your child started struggling in ways you couldn't fix, or maybe after quietly carrying anxiety and stress for longer than you'd like to admi…
Kim Salinger of Holos Health & Wellness Psychiatric Services offers holistic and integrative psychiatric care for adults seeking a more comprehensive approach to mental health. We look beyond symptoms…
If you’re a woman or mother who looks like you’re holding everything together—but privately feels overwhelmed, exhausted, anxious, or disconnected from yourself—you’re not alone. Pregnancy, postpartum…
When a thought won't let go of you, it can start to feel like it's running the show. Maybe you're stuck in loops of "what if," checking and re-checking, or replaying a thought over and over trying to …
Common questions
Are these California therapists really verified?
Yes — every listing is individually checked by hand against the California licensing board's public records before it appears. We never show sample profiles, and placement is never sold.
Does it cost anything?
No. Browsing is free, contacting a therapist is free, no account is required — and we never take referral fees or a cut of anyone's session.
Can I see a California therapist online?
Generally a therapist must be licensed in the state where you are located during sessions — that's what protects you. Every therapist on this page is licensed in California, and most offer secure online sessions.
Other states
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