Therapist directory
Find a therapist for addiction, one step at a time.
Look up a therapist by name, or start with a topic such as alcohol and drug use, gambling or smoking. Each profile lists credentials, experience and the way they work.
Three steps to finding support
Search or browse
Type a name if you have one in mind. If not, pick a topic or a state and look through the list.
Open the listCheck the details
Every profile starts with a short checklist: credentials, licenses, years of experience, languages and main areas of focus.
See topicsStart therapy online
When a profile feels right, follow its link to review online therapy options and next steps.
How this site works
Start with a topic
Every topic- AddictionsAlcohol, drugs and other substances
- GamblingBetting and gaming that feels hard to stop
- SmokingQuitting cigarettes or vaping
- CodependencyRelationships shaped by someone else’s use
- ImpulsivityActing first and thinking later
- CompulsionUrges and repeated behaviors
- Stress & AnxietyWorry and pressure that feed a habit
- Trauma and AbusePainful experiences that still weigh on you
Also: Depression, Post-Traumatic Stress, Anger, Guilt and Shame, Family, Family of Origin Issues, Relationship, Grief, Isolation / Loneliness, Mood Disorders, Coping with Life Changes, Control Issues, Self Esteem
A few therapists to start with
Open a profile to see the full checklist.
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Brett RhodenLMFT- 50 years of experience
- English
- Relationship issues, Parenting issues
Helping people navigate addiction and relationships
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Delores SmithLCSW- 47 years of experience
- English
- Stress, Anxiety, Relationship issues
Compassionate, practical therapy for life changes
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Thomas FloydLCSW-C, LICSW- 46 years of experience
- English
- Stress, Anxiety, Grief
Seasoned LCSW-C focused on practical recovery
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Eron TworetzkyLMHC- 45 years of experience
- English
- Stress, Anxiety, Addictions
Experienced counselor focused on practical change
What online talk therapy is, and is not
Talking with a therapist online can help you look at what drives a habit, plan for difficult moments and work on what matters to you. It is not detox, medically supervised withdrawal or a rehab program. If stopping a substance could make you physically unwell, speak with a doctor first.
- 988Call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
- 911Call in an emergency
- 1-800-662-4357SAMHSA National Helpline, for treatment referral and information
Ready for step one?
Search by name or browse every therapist listed here.