North Carolina Therapy Professionals provides in-person psychotherapy in Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill plus online therapy throughout North Carolina.
Couples seeking Emotionally Focused Therapy or Gottman Method therapy
Teenagers needing support for anxiety, depression, academic pressure, or family conflict
Children needing developmentally appropriate therapy for anxiety, trauma, grief, or neurodivergence
Aspire Counseling Group offers in-person Durham therapy and HIPAA-compliant telehealth across North Carolina, including trauma therapy and Accelerated Resolution Therapy.
North Carolina residents seeking online individual therapy
Durham clients seeking in-person counseling
Individuals seeking anxiety, depression, or trauma therapy
Change For Living Counseling offers LGBTQ+ identity exploration in Durham and Raleigh, with the therapist bringing over 30 years of queer-community experience.
LGBTQ+ clients exploring identity
Clients seeking support during changes in identity
People who prefer conversational, informal therapy
Christine Adams Therapy, PLLC offers individual EMDR and trauma therapy for adults, including family estrangement, relationship trauma, and childhood trauma.
Adults seeking EMDR for recent or developmental trauma
Third Wave Psychotherapy, PLLC - Durham matches clients with therapists from a 40-clinician practice for Durham in-person or North Carolina telehealth care.
Adults and adolescents seeking therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, or life transitions
Clients seeking EMDR therapy for trauma-focused care
Couples seeking help with conflict, communication, trust, or connection
North Carolina Therapy Professionals provides in-person psychotherapy in Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill plus online therapy throughout North Carolina.
Couples seeking Emotionally Focused Therapy or Gottman Method therapy
Teenagers needing support for anxiety, depression, academic pressure, or family conflict
Children needing developmentally appropriate therapy for anxiety, trauma, grief, or neurodivergence
Session prices vary by therapist, appointment length, and whether insurance is used. Ask about the self-pay rate, insurance participation, cancellation fees, and sliding-scale availability before scheduling.
What should I look for when choosing a psychotherapist?
Check that the therapist is licensed in North Carolina and has experience with your needs, such as anxiety, trauma, couples counseling, child therapy, or LGBTQIA+-affirming care. Also confirm whether they offer in-person sessions, teletherapy, or both.
How quickly can I usually get a therapy appointment?
Availability depends on the therapist and type of care requested. Ask whether there is a waitlist, whether the practice is accepting new clients, and how soon an initial consultation can be scheduled.
Should I contact a psychotherapist or emergency services for a mental-health crisis?
Routine therapy is not a substitute for emergency care. If someone may harm themselves or others, call 911 or 988 in the United States; otherwise, contact a therapist for a scheduled assessment.
Does North Carolina Therapy Professionals offer online therapy?
Its enrichment information states that online therapy is available throughout North Carolina, while in-person therapy is available in Durham, Raleigh, and Chapel Hill.