Expert Online Therapy for 150+ Mental Health Conditions

The strongest platforms combine breadth of specialization with real clinical credentials. Not every provider treats the same range of conditions with equal depth. Grouport's licensed therapists cover over 150 conditions using evidence-based approaches including CBT, DBT, EMDR, ERP, and IFS, backed by outcomes research with university partners. Beyond specialization, look for flexible formats, transparent pricing, and the ability to switch therapists if your first match isn't the right fit.

Grouport's licensed therapists treat conditions across several major categories:

• Anxiety and mood disorders, including anxiety, depression, and panic disorder
• Trauma and stress-related conditions, including trauma and PTSD and adjustment disorder
• Personality disorders, such as borderline, narcissistic, and avoidant presentations
• Relational and interpersonal concerns, including relationship issues and codependency

Full condition-specific pages detail each treatment approach individually.

Grouport doesn't bill insurance directly, but there are still practical ways to manage cost:

• Flat, transparent monthly pricing means no surprise charges after any session, regardless of insurance status
• Detailed invoices are available on request for members pursuing out-of-network reimbursement through their own plan
• Sessions across every format are FSA/HSA eligible, which can offset cost without an insurance claim

Full rates by service are listed under cost and billing.

Grouport's network includes licensed therapists, including PhDs, PsyDs, LCSWs, LMHCs, and LMFTs, across more than 150 treated conditions. Members can browse therapist profiles directly during signup, choosing based on specialty, approach, and availability rather than being assigned at random. Sessions are available through individual therapy, group formats, or virtual IOP, with most members starting sessions within 24–72 hours of signup.

Grouport offers two paths depending on how much guidance you want:

• Members choosing a single weekly group therapy session can browse therapist profiles and select their own match directly during signup
• For bundled plans or individual therapy, a care coordinator listens to your concerns and goals before recommending a personalized match

Either way, switching therapists later remains straightforward if the initial fit isn't right.

Pricing is flat and transparent across every service: group therapy averages $32/session ($140/month), individual therapy averages $103/session ($448/month), couples therapy averages $114/session, and family therapy averages $148/session. Billing can be monthly, quarterly (10% savings), or biannual (15% savings), and every additional session added is automatically discounted from the standalone rate. Full details are available under cost and billing.

A few factors matter more than general reputation or price alone:

• Licensure and specific clinical training relevant to your condition, such as PhD, PsyD, LCSW, LMHC, or LMFT credentials
• Range of evidence-based approaches offered, since CBT, DBT, EMDR, and ERP aren't interchangeable for every diagnosis
• Format flexibility, including individual, group, or more intensive support matched to severity
• Transparent, predictable pricing without hidden fees or long-term contracts

Confirming these factors upfront can help you avoid switching providers during treatment.

Grouport offers both formats, and many members combine them for more comprehensive care. Individual therapy provides focused, one-on-one attention tailored to your specific situation, while group therapy connects you with others navigating similar challenges under a therapist's guidance. Virtual IOP adds multiple weekly sessions for those needing more intensive, combined support beyond a single weekly format.

Co-occurring conditions are common, including anxiety with depression, trauma with substance use, and personality disorders with mood symptoms. Treating them as entirely separate issues can miss how they interact. Grouport's therapists are trained across a wide range of evidence-based approaches so they can address multiple concerns within the same treatment plan rather than requiring members to see separate providers for each diagnosis they are managing simultaneously.

The fastest path is browsing available services and choosing the format that fits, including individual therapy, group therapy, or a combination. Then select a preferred schedule and complete a brief intake. If you're unsure which service fits your situation, scheduling a call with a care coordinator first is usually faster than guessing, since they can recommend the right starting point before you commit to a plan.