Trauma and PTSD Care
Care for people carrying something that happened. This includes EMDR providers, therapists trained in trauma focused CBT, services for survivors of abuse, and programs built for veterans and first responders. Trauma work is one of the few areas where a clinician's specific training matters more than the format, so these entries record what each service says about its therapists' credentials rather than repeating the word trauma back at you. They also note whether a service is set up for complex trauma or says plainly that it refers those cases on.
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Free VA mental health apps for veterans, including PTSD Coach, Insomnia Coach, Mindfulness Coach, and CBT-i Coach for iOS and Android.
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Nonprofit network of 23 mental health clinics in 22 states and DC serving post-9/11 veterans, active duty, and military families, with telehealth and most major insurance accepted.
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Professional research organization that runs a public directory of trauma specialists and offers educational resources and briefing papers on traumatic stress.
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Membership organization and practitioner directory certifying and training Somatic Experiencing trauma therapists, plus a searchable directory of qualified SE practitioners.
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Technology-enabled therapy and psychiatry platform with measurement-based outcomes, online therapy in 35+ states and in-person clinics in four cities.
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Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy in 27 states, treating depression, anxiety, PTSD and OCD with insurance coverage.
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Free peer-support programs and a therapist directory for complex PTSD survivors, with daily chat groups, workshops, and trauma-informed yoga.
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A peer-support discussion forum with treatment guides, articles, and AI-based virtual therapists for PTSD and complex trauma survivors.
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XRHealth
NewVR therapy device and digital programs prescribed for conditions like PTSD, anxiety, and phobias, with dedicated support for veterans and VA procurement.
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Free online mental health screening suite (OCD, depression, ADHD, anxiety, bipolar and more) plus self-help tools, provider finder and condition information from a nonprofit founded in 1909.
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BetterHelp's online therapy platform serving 6+ million users through 31,000+ therapists offering messaging, chat, audio, and video therapy.
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National online therapy network with 23,000 licensed providers across all 50 states, accepting Medicare, Medicaid, and 100+ commercial insurance plans.
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A vetted national directory connecting people with trauma-trained therapists, categorized by expertise level.
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Self-guided EMDR therapy program available anytime for trauma, PTSD, anxiety and depression with three monthly pricing tiers starting at $79.
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Free self-guided app for complex trauma with clinically-validated grounding techniques, tracking, and crisis support always free.
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Black-owned virtual therapy practice, LGBTQ and culturally affirming, with sessions starting at $25 in NY, NJ, NC and 40+ states.
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A group psychology practice with in-person offices in LA and NYC plus nationwide online therapy, specializing in trauma, ADHD, couples work, and evidence-based modalities like EMDR and CBT.
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Online and in-person therapy platform with licensed providers in 11 states, serving individuals, couples, families, teens, and children with evening and weekend availability.
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Licensed in-person and online therapy across six states, matching clients with therapists trained in CBT, DBT, EMDR and other evidence-based approaches.
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Telehealth psychiatry and therapy in Colorado for adults, teens, and kids with same-week appointments and inclusive care.
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Free national nonprofit offering trauma-informed yoga and Mindful Resilience training for veterans, service members, and military families.
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Free EMDR videos and worksheets for parents and children plus a directory of child EMDR therapists, founded by a trauma specialist.
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Nationwide directory matching readers to licensed online therapists across state lines, browsable by state, specialty, and therapy type.
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A family of self-guided EMDR-based audio apps for chronic pain, anxiety, sleep, and trauma recovery, created by an Australian clinical psychologist with 30 years of experience.
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Free anonymous peer support community with 24-hour moderated chat rooms and forums for anxiety, OCD, depression, eating disorders, PTSD and dozens of other health conditions.
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Free research-backed mental health screening tests for depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, autism and other conditions, with instant results and therapist recommendations.
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Free mood tracking app for bipolar disorder, depression, PTSD and anxiety with data export for healthcare providers.
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Free 24/7 national hotline (866-903-3787) connecting callers to mental health resources and local support.
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Telehealth Suboxone and medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder and mental health conditions, accepting insurance and Medicaid.
Frequently asked questions
How can I find a therapist who specializes in EMDR or other specific trauma modalities?
You can use matching services or booking platforms that allow you to filter for specialists trained in EMDR and other trauma-informed approaches. Several providers on our list focus specifically on connecting patients with clinicians who use these specialized therapeutic techniques.
Can I get help with both therapy and medication for PTSD?
Yes, many options provide access to both therapists and board-certified psychiatrists. Some platforms specialize in combining psychotherapy with medication management to treat PTSD and related disorders.
Are there options that accept my insurance to help cover the cost?
Many of the platforms listed focus on connecting you with in-network providers to ensure you only pay a copay. You can find services that emphasize insurance billing or platforms that specifically match you with therapists who accept your major insurance plans.
Do these services offer help for veterans and first responders?
The directory includes various programs and clinicians trained in trauma-focused approaches suitable for both civilians and those in high-stress roles like veterans or first responders. You can search for specialized care that addresses the specific symptoms associated with traumatic events.