Mental Health Psychotherapists

Talk therapy is where individuals have a safe and confidential space to explore their mental health goals and difficulties with a licensed mental health professional (LPCC, MFT, LPAT, LCSW…).

  • Search our current providers by scrolling and reading their condensed bios.

    We have the following professionals available for talk therapy.

    Licensed Psychotherapist (LPCC, LCSW, MFT, LPAT…): Providers who have a master’s degree and have passed a state and/or national licensing exam. They can provide clinically research evidence supported mental health therapy to individuals of all ages.

    Psychologist (PhD, PsyD): Providers who have a doctorate in psychology. They can conduct psychological tests and have clinical knowledge to provide talk psychotherapy services.

  • You can enter your area of concern, insurance provider, preference for online or in-person services, or any other criteria that are important to you. The search bar will automatically filter the listed professionals to help you find providers that match your needs.

    Do any of the providers meet your needs?

    If you find one or more providers who seem like a good fit, click "Read More" to learn more about their specialties, services, and current availability.

  • b.mindful Louisville does not do appointment scheduling for the providers that are listed below. Each professional does their own client scheduling. Reach out directly to the providers to schedule a consult call, appointment or learn more about their services.

    Once you find a provider that you would like to reach out to - go ahead and call or email them using the contact information found on that providers directory listing page. That provider will then get in contact with you as soon as they can.

All the professionals listed on our website are all independent service providers. Please call the provider directly with the number listed on their individual directory page to schedule with them.


If you or someone you know is experiencing an emergency or crisis and needs immediate help, call 988, 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Additional crisis resources can be found here.