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  • Convenient access anytime, anywhere
  • Professional support from licensed therapists
  • Flexible options tailored to your needs and budget
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How Talkspace works

How Talkspace works

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Check eligibility

We're in-network with most major plans, and you can check your coverage in minutes. You can also pay out-of-pocket.

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Start therapy

Communicate with your therapist through live sessions, messaging, or both.

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Switch providers any time

If your first therapist isn't a fit, it's easy to select a new one, at no additional cost.

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How therapy and psychiatry work together

Talkspace makes both types of mental health care convenient and affordable, with no outside referrals required.

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Therapy

Depending on your therapy goals, your Talkspace therapist will help you process thoughts and feelings, understand your motivations, develop coping strategies, and more. You’ll connect through live sessions, ongoing messaging, or both.

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Psychiatry

During live a video session a Talkspace psychiatric provider will evaluate your mental health history and symptoms, and prescribe medication if appropriate. You’ll have a follow-up appointment every three months for medication management.

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Meet the Talkspace licensed providers

Our network of therapists and psychiatric providers have specialization in 150+ conditions, treatment approaches, and mental health needs.

Meet the Talkspace licensed providers

Our network of therapists and psychiatric providers have specialization in 150+ conditions, treatment approaches, and mental health needs.

Depression
Relationships
Anxiety & Stress
Parenting
LGBTQIA+
Chronic Illness
Eating Disorders
OCD
Anger Management
childhood abuse
Mood Disorders
trauma & Grief
Loneliness
Family Conflict
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Licensed Talkspace provider Elizabeth Keohan, LCSW-C

Elizabeth Keohan, LCSW-C

High-quality care backed by evidence

Talkspace partners with major research institutions to validate the quality of our treatment methods.

70%

saw improvement of anxiety or depression symptoms within 3 months.

80%

reported Talkspace was as or more effective than face-to-face therapy.

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found Talkspace to be more convenient than face-to-face therapy.

Any questions?

Find trust-worthy answers on all things mental health at Talkspace.

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How much is Talkspace online therapy?

Talkspace makes online therapy convenient, accessible, and, also importantly, affordable. Cost depends on how you pay: through US health insurance, Medicare, EAP, employer, organization, or out-of-pocket. Many employers cover Talkspace for free, either directly with an employer code or through an Employee Assistance Plan (EAP). Most major health insurance plans cover Talkspace therapy, and if your plan does you’ll likely only pay a copay (typically $15). If you pay out-of-pocket Talkspace therapy plans begin at $69/week.

Does insurance cover online therapy?

Typically, yes. Talkspace is in-network with many major insurance plans, and most insured members have a $0 copay. Our extensive network ensures you can get the treatment you need without worrying about cost. So Talkspace therapy may be covered by your employer’s healthcare plan. Or you may receive it for free as a direct benefit from your employer. Coverage will depend on your insurance company and health plan. Some of the mental health services most often covered include: talk therapy, co-occurring behavioral health and medical conditions, psychiatric emergency care, and medication management. Learn more about insurance coverage for online therapy.

Is online therapy effective?

Online therapy is proven to be as effective, if not more effective than face-to-face therapy. A study conducted by Talkspace & the Journal of Telemedicine and e-Health showed that text-based therapy through Talkspace was highly effective and comparable to traditional therapy. Talkspace also generated greater satisfaction in terms of its delivery, accessibility, and affordability. With online therapy, you’re able to access a wider range of mental health professionals and receive high-quality, evidence-based care from wherever you are. Learn more with Talkspace research.

What is the difference between therapy and psychiatry?

Therapy and psychiatry can both play an important role in your mental health treatment plan. In therapy, licensed therapists work with you to discuss personal challenges and devise a personalized plan, but they aren't able to prescribe medication. A therapist will help to understand your feelings, provide support, and help create a plan for the future.

Psychiatry is a medical specialty that prescribes and monitors medication to treat mental health symptoms. Psychiatrists and psychiatric providers are licensed medical providers who specialize in mental health treatment and can provide psychiatric care services and personalized medication management. Talkspace connects you with an online psychiatric provider within a week, for an evaluation, prescription, and ongoing care.

How do I get matched with a therapist?

After you answer a few online questions about your symptoms and preferences you’ll be matched with a therapist who is licensed in your state and who is likely to be a good fit for your needs. Talkspace therapists are a diverse group with a wide range of specializations. After receiving your personalized match, you’ll be able to communicate with your licensed therapist through text, audio, or video. If you don’t click with your therapist, it’s easy to switch. Learn how to change providers