Psychiatrist near me: find the top mental health professionals

Your provider will need to be licensed to practice in your state, but not necessarily located in your state. At Brightside Health, we handle that for you. You’ll only see available psychiatric providers who hold active licenses in your state—so you can feel confident you’re getting care that’s both high quality and compliant.

Brightside Health makes it easy to get quality care. We connect you with licensed, caring psychiatric providers who offer treatment proven to work. Here are some other benefits:

Care that’s fully online
Skip the waitlists and commutes. All sessions are held virtually, so you can get psychiatric support from anywhere in your state.

Caring, licensed professionals
We only work with licensed psychiatric providers who are thoroughly vetted for experience, expertise, and empathy.

Easy, flexible scheduling
Book appointments that work for your schedule—sometimes as soon as tomorrow—with a simple online process.

Our psychiatric providers specialize in treating a wide range of mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, bipolar PTSD, panic, suicidal thoughts, and more. They’re experienced in using evidence-based approaches like medication management and therapy to help people feel better—whether symptoms are mild, moderate, or more severe.

Every provider is licensed, vetted, and trained to deliver personalized care online.

We accept most major insurance—over 150 million people have insurance that covers Brightside. You can learn more and see insurance accepted by your state here.

Knowing when to reach out for support can be hard—but you don’t have to wait until things feel unmanageable. A mental health provider can help you understand what’s going on and recommend the right treatment, including medication, therapy, or both. At Brightside Health, our online psychiatric care is easy to access and tailored to your needs.

Here are some common reasons to consider seeing a psychiatric provider:

You’re experiencing ongoing symptoms of anxiety, depression, or another condition
If feelings of sadness, worry, hopelessness, or panic last more than a couple of weeks—or start to interfere with your daily life—it may be time to connect with a licensed psychiatric provider. They can assess your symptoms and help you feel better with a personalized plan.

You’re not getting relief from therapy alone
Therapy can be very effective, but sometimes it’s not enough on its own. If you’ve tried therapy and still feel stuck, a psychiatric evaluation may help determine if medication could support your progress.

Your mental health symptoms are affecting your sleep, work, or relationships
When mental health challenges start disrupting important parts of your life, it’s a clear sign to seek help. Psychiatric providers are trained to treat a wide range of conditions, from mild to more severe, and can help you regain balance.