SonderMind psychiatry is available in Colorado, Georgia, and Ohio. Use your insurance. Get started.

In-network psychiatry, online or in person

A SonderMind psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner helps manage a variety of mental health conditions, sometimes with the use of medication.

MEET WITH A PSYCHIATRIC PROVIDER

Questions? Looking for both therapy and psychiatry?
Give us a call at (844) 714-1716.

Your mental health is our priority.

Conveniently choose between in-person or online appointments.

With SonderMind psychiatry, get support for anxiety, depression, insomnia, bipolar disorder, and other mental health needs. We find the provider nearest you, who takes your insurance, has availability, and specializes in your area of support.

MEET WITH A PSYCHIATRIC PROVIDER

In-network with most major insurance plans

Get seen within a week

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Meet online or in person

Individualized support, specific to you

For all ages and most mental health needs

What to expect in psychiatry

How to meet with a SonderMind psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner

Answer a few questions so we know how to help

Fill out a brief online questionnaire, or give us a call. Then, we'll get to work to find the ideal SonderMind provider for you.

Make appointments and track progress online

Your SonderMind account is where you'll book appointments, attend video sessions, record and view your progress, upload insurance info, and more.

See real results and find continued support

We're here with you every step of the way. Your SonderMind provider works with you to identify, assess, treat and take care of your mental health.

Need more information or have a few questions?
Speak with our care team at (844) THERAPY
Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 6 PM Mountain Standard Time

Use your insurance. Or not.

Our psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners are in-network with most major insurance companies – including HSA, FSA, and Medicare plans – and we offer affordable self-pay rates. No waitlists. No subscriptions. No searching through outdated directories. It’s mental health care, without the hassles.

*Coverage is subject to a beneficiary's specific health plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if psychiatry is right for me?

Everyone is different. That’s why we don’t approach your care as a one-size-fits-all solution. If you’re uncertain about whether meeting with a psychiatric provider, a therapist – or both – is the best solution for you, we recommend discussing with your doctor. We’ve also put together a general overview of a few key differences between the two:

Psychiatry

Initial evaluation, with shorter follow-ups as needed
Psychiatric providers can prescribe medication and other medical treatments. Therapists cannot.
Conducted by a board-certified psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner (MD, DO, or PMHNP degrees)

Therapy

Routine and recurring sessions
Many modalities and coping techniques exist for a variety of specialized needs (ex. CBT, DBT, EMDR)
Conducted by a state-licensed mental health therapist (Masters-degree or higher)

What insurance networks are accepted for psychiatry?

Our psychiatry providers are currently in-network with nearly 90% of the major insurance carriers in each area we service. They are also in-network with various EAPs, Medicare FFS and Medicare Advantage plans. See all of our insurance partners by location.

How do I find a SonderMind psychiatrist?

After answering a few short questions, online or over the phone, we use proven insights to find the best clinical match for your needs. We’ll also take into account any preferences or criteria you request, like gender or cultural similarities. We do the work of finding the ideal provider for you.

How much will an appointment cost for psychiatry?

This can vary greatly depending on your individual insurance plan, copays, and deductibles. We recommend calling your health plan directly to determine what your out-of-pocket costs will be for psychiatric care. If you aren't using insurance, call 844-THERAPY and we can provide more information about self-pay rates for psychiatry.

What should I expect at my first appointment?

The first appointment is typically longer than follow-up appointments so your psychiatrist or nurse practitioner can get to know more about you. You’ll cover things like your background and reasons for coming in, as well as what to expect from psychiatric care.