Quality care that delivers real results

97%
felt a strong connection with their provider
85%
started care within five days of reaching out
75%
use in-network benefits for their psychiatry care
40+
specialties covered from eating disorders to schizophrenia

Start your path to care

Mental health professional at SonderMind
Step 1

Tell us about your needs

Answer a few quick questions to help us understand what kind of care you’re looking for.
Mental health professional at SonderMind
Step 2

Find the right psychiatry provider for you

Choose how you’d like to start care: get matched based on your needs or browse providers in your area.
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Step 3

Start care on your terms

Meet with your psychiatry provider virtually or in-person, and receive personalized care that fits your schedule.
Josette Hylton, PMHNP
Josette Hylton, PMHNP
Addiction
OCD
Trauma
“You’ve found the ideal provider if you’re seeking to be acknowledged, seen, and included in your care. My #1 goal is to provide a welcoming space devoid of criticism so that you can feel heard.”
Sayeed Manick, MD
Sayeed Manick, MD
ADHD
Anxiety
Depression
“I’m experienced in treating a wide scope of mental health-related symptoms among diverse populations, with the belief that therapy, medications, self-care, and interpersonal relationships affect one's mental well-being.”
Caren Blantin, PMHNP
Caren Blantin, PMHNP
Trauma
PTSD
LGBTQ+
“Here, you will not feel rushed or like you are just a number. I specialize in treating trauma survivors and eating disorder recovery, but also accept a wide variety of other mental health conditions.”

Not sure what kind of support you need?

Treatment isn't one-size-fits-all. Therapy and psychiatry can work separately or as a team.

Therapy
Psychiatry
What it is
Mental healthcare for emotional, behavioral, or relationship challenges—often involving guided conversation
Medical support for mental health conditions, often involving medication
Who you meet with
Licensed therapist (LPC, LCSW, LMFT, PhD/PsyD, etc.)
Psychiatry provider (MD, DO, or PMHNP)
What they do
Use evidence-based approaches (e.g., CBT, DBT, ACT) to support emotional regulation, coping skills, and growth
Evaluate symptoms, provide diagnoses if appropriate, and determine whether medication may support your care
Can they prescribe medication?
No
Yes
How sessions work
Weekly or biweekly ~60 minute conversations focused on support and skill-building
Starts with a 45–60 min evaluation, followed by shorter, less frequent follow-ups
Signs of a good fit
You feel understood, supported, and are making progress toward your goals
Your provider understands your needs and your treatment feels effective, medically appropriate, and manageable

You’re not alone—and here’s proof

“My psychiatrist was very patient and did a wonderful job assessing my needs and providing support.”

GEORGIA CLIENT

“My doctor is extremely knowledgeable, which is hard to find! Medication management was thoughtfully taken care of. All my needs were met and exceeded.”

OHIO CLIENT

“My SonderMind provider is flexible and always happy to see me. I appreciate having him as my provider very much. I feel I have made tremendous progress under his care.”

OHIO CLIENT

“Finally having someone listen to my issues and treat them with a thorough explanation is refreshing.”

TEXAS CLIENT

How fast can I see someone?

Clients are matched with a provider within 1 day—and have their first appointment scheduled within a week.

What does it cost?

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, learn more about self-pay rates here.

Will I see the same provider regularly?

Yes! You'll continue seeing the same provider for ongoing care. If at any point it doesn’t feel like the right fit, you’re always welcome to request a rematch. Our goal is to ensure you feel aligned and supported by your provider.

Do I need to be in therapy first?

No, you don’t need to be in therapy first. You can start with psychiatry, therapy, or both—whatever feels right for your needs and goals.

Can I get medication only?

You’ll start with an evaluation, and your provider will determine if medication is the right option for you. If it is, they’ll work with you to create a personalized treatment plan.