Top 10 Telehealth Mental Health Services in Colorado (2026 Guide)

How did we choose these Colorado telehealth services?

Colorado is a big state. A client in Denver, a parent in Grand Junction, and a rancher outside Alamosa can all face long drives, waitlists, or few local specialists. Telehealth closes that gap, letting Coloradans meet with a licensed professional from home, the office, or a parked car on a lunch break.

This list compares widely available options for adults physically located in Colorado. We looked at who provides care (licensed clinicians vs. coaches), how matching works, which services are offered, how payment works, and how personal and consistent the relationship feels. Evolution Counseling Services is our own practice, so we have placed it first and been transparent about that. Details for other services change often; confirm current pricing, insurance, and availability directly with each provider.

1. Evolution Counseling Services — personalized, relationship-centered online therapy

Evolution Counseling Services offers secure telehealth counseling to clients physically located in Colorado, Texas, and Missouri. Rather than a large marketplace, it is a small, relationship-centered practice where you work consistently with the same licensed counselor and care is shaped around your goals.

Services include individual therapy, couples therapy, trauma recovery, burnout therapy, therapy for teens, and support for high-functioning adults, professionals, executives, and entrepreneurs. The practice is private-pay with clear, upfront pricing—individual sessions are $175–$200 and couples sessions $200–$225—and superbills are available for clients who want to seek out-of-network reimbursement.

Best for: Coloradans who want a consistent, personal therapeutic relationship, couples work, or support for high-pressure careers without insurance constraints.

2. SonderMind — Denver-founded therapist matching

SonderMind was founded in Denver and connects clients with licensed therapists for virtual (and in some areas in-person) care. It emphasizes matching and works with many insurance plans, which makes it a common starting point for Coloradans who want to use benefits.

Best for: people who prioritize insurance coverage and a guided matching process.

3. Talkspace — app-based therapy with messaging

Talkspace is a national platform offering therapy through text, audio, and video messaging plus live sessions with licensed clinicians. It partners with some insurers and employers.

Best for: people who like asynchronous messaging between sessions.

4. BetterHelp — large subscription network

BetterHelp is one of the largest online therapy networks, offering subscription-based access to licensed therapists through messaging, phone, and video. It generally does not bill insurance.

Best for: quick access and flexible communication formats.

5. Headway — find in-network therapists

Headway helps clients find independent therapists who accept their insurance, many offering telehealth across Colorado. You book directly with an individual clinician.

Best for: using insurance with an independent practitioner.

6. Grow Therapy — insurance-friendly provider directory

Grow Therapy offers a searchable directory of licensed therapists and psychiatric providers, many accepting insurance and offering virtual sessions.

Best for: comparing providers by specialty and insurance.

7. Rula — insurance-based virtual therapy and psychiatry

Rula provides video therapy and psychiatry through a network of licensed clinicians and works primarily with insurance.

Best for: people who want therapy and medication management in one place.

8. Thriveworks — national counseling practice

Thriveworks offers counseling and psychiatry online and at offices in many states, with options that may include insurance coverage.

Best for: those who want a large organization with both virtual and office options.

9. Amwell — telehealth platform with therapy

Amwell is a broad telehealth platform that includes scheduled video visits with therapists and psychiatrists, sometimes through employer or insurance plans.

Best for: people already using Amwell for medical care.

10. Colorado Crisis Services and 988 — free, immediate support

Colorado Crisis Services provides free, confidential crisis support statewide, and anyone can call or text 988 at any time. It is not ongoing therapy, but it is the right first call in an emergency or when you need someone to talk to right now.

Best for: urgent emotional distress, any hour of the day.

How do I choose the right online therapist in Colorado?

• Confirm the clinician is licensed to treat clients physically located in Colorado.
• Decide whether insurance, private pay with superbills, or a subscription fits your budget.
• Look for experience with your concern—couples conflict, trauma, burnout, or teen issues.
• Ask about privacy, HIPAA-compliant video, and what happens in a crisis.
• Notice whether you feel heard in the first session; fit matters more than the platform.

Ready to start telehealth therapy in Colorado?

Whether you live in Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, or a small mountain town, Evolution Counseling Services can meet you online. Reach out for a consultation and we’ll help you take the next step at your own pace.