Explore experienced mental health professionals in Steamboat Springs and the Yampa Valley. Learn about their specialties and approaches to care, and reach out directly.
Explore local professionals, find someone who fits your needs, and reach out directly when you're ready.
Explore local providers and discover someone who may be a good fit. Browse local counseling and medication providers by credentials, concerns, and treatment approaches. Age groups, clinical specialties, and treatment approaches are separate filters. Primary specialties become searchable as providers confirm up to five clinical focus areas.
Important: Insurance, availability and services change. Always confirm directly with the provider before scheduling. Issues addressed currently match published profile information, not verified clinical specialties. Primary specialties will be added after providers confirm their selections. Credentials and approaches shown here are based on published information and should be verified with each provider.
Browse common concerns and specific issues. Search age groups and treatment methods separately in the provider directory; primary specialties will appear as providers confirm their choices.
Explore opportunities for group-based support in Steamboat Springs and the Yampa Valley. Groups will be listed as local providers share confirmed details.
We are collecting information on therapy groups, skills groups, and support groups. We won't list dates, openings, or costs until organizers confirm them.
Check back for group name, focus, age group, meeting schedule, location or online format, fees, and a direct contact.
Help people find the right support by sending your current credentials, up to five primary specialties, treatment approaches, accepted insurance, private-pay fees, languages offered, headshot, and any groups you facilitate.
Send a directory update ↗Please do not send client information. Group details are reviewed before appearing on the site.
Search by insurance or explore private-pay fees and other ways to access counseling in the Yampa Valley.
Search providers with published insurance participation.
Standard individual therapy session fees, once confirmed by providers.
Choose an insurer to see therapists whose published information lists that network.
Choose a private-pay option to explore verified rates. Fee information is being collected from providers.
Insurance participation and session fees can change. Coverage, session length, and services vary by provider. Confirm your plan, current rates, and appointment availability directly before scheduling.
Some employers may cover a few counseling sessions through an EAP. The previous Steamboat Counseling directory mentioned Alterra / Steamboat Ski Corp, UCHealth / Steamboat Hospital, the U.S. Forest Service, Excel Generating Station, and the City of Steamboat Springs. Ask your HR department about current benefits and participating providers.
Some local therapists work with REPS and other nonprofit organizations to help eligible clients access therapy at reduced cost. Funding, eligibility, participating providers, and referral processes vary. Ask a therapist or the nonprofit directly about current options; assistance is not guaranteed. School-referred therapy is a separate program available only through school referrals, not by direct family request.
Some counselors who do not accept insurance may offer adjusted fees based on ability to pay. Others may provide a superbill for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Ask the provider about their options.
Coverage may also be available through certain EAPs, employer benefits, TRICARE-related plans, or other third-party programs. Eligibility and participation vary; contact the plan and therapist to confirm.
Information adapted from the original Steamboat Counseling insurance page ↗. Therapist network listings are a draft based on publicly available provider information; missing entries mean not yet confirmed, not necessarily that insurance is declined.
Steamboat Mental Health is an independent, free community directory helping people connect with mental health and substance use professionals in Steamboat Springs and the Yampa Valley. It is not affiliated with or operated by the Alpine Counselors' Co-op.
Our mission is to create community access to quality mental health and substance-specific services. The directory helps you discover providers, understand their areas of focus, and connect with them directly.
Providers are independent practitioners. Listing does not guarantee insurance participation, availability, or clinical suitability.
Meet local therapists ↗Choosing a mental health provider is personal. These three questions can help you get started.
Use the directory to explore counseling, family or couples work, and psychiatric medication management. A provider can help clarify what services they offer.
Ask about your exact insurance plan, out-of-pocket fees, sliding-scale availability, and whether a referral or prior authorization is needed.
Ask about their approach, experience with your concerns, appointment availability, and in-person or telehealth options. It is okay to speak with more than one provider.
This is an independent provider directory, not a booking or emergency service. For immediate crisis support, call or text 988.
Find a provider who understands your needs. For questions about the directory itself, contact the website coordinator.
Explore therapists ↗Contact the directory coordinator for website questions or provider listing updates. For appointments, please contact therapists directly.
Email the directory coordinator ↗If you or someone you care about is struggling, you don't have to navigate it alone. Help is available right now, and local support is available in the Yampa Valley.
If you're experiencing emotional distress, thoughts of suicide, or a mental health crisis, call or text 988 to connect with a trained crisis counselor. Free support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Call 988 ↗ Visit 988 Lifeline ↗REPS is a local nonprofit focused on suicide prevention, education, connection, and access to mental health support in our community. Explore its resources and counseling programs.
Explore REPS resources ↗REPS is not an emergency crisis center. For immediate crisis support, use 988.
RCCS supports first responders and their families with peer and therapeutic support. It also helps local organizations, schools, and community members respond to critical incidents and traumatic events.
Explore Routt County Crisis Support ↗Contact: 970-879-6141 ext. 302. This is not a 24/7 emergency hotline; for immediate mental health crisis support call or text 988, or call 911 for immediate danger.
CIIC supports immigrant individuals and families in Northwest Colorado through community connections, language access, and help navigating local services and resources.
Explore Comunidad Integrada (Español) ↗For local services and family support; not an emergency crisis service.
For local AA, NA, and Al-Anon meetings, use these organizers' current meeting information. These are peer-support groups, not clinician-led therapy groups; confirm details before attending.
Explore local programs directly, or use broader resource directories when you need additional options. You can start here without having to know which organization offers which kind of help.
Free care coordination can help people navigate behavioral health services, connect with recovery support, and get help understanding or enrolling in health coverage.
Explore The Health Partnership ↗General inquiries: 970-875-3630
Supports neurodivergent children and young adults ages 3–21 and their families through therapy, social skills, education support, and community resources.
Explore YVAP ↗Browse a wider directory of local assistance, including mental health, recovery, housing, food, family services, and other community needs.
Browse community resources ↗County-maintained information about crisis help, counseling support, and free or lower-cost mental health options, including REPS.
See county resources ↗If there is immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. This therapist directory does not provide crisis response.