A directory of therapists who work with codependency
Other people matter. So do you.
Every therapist and counsellor here lists codependency among their focus areas. Look someone up by name, or start from what keeps putting you last and read the profiles of people who work with it.
5,985 therapists and counsellors in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia
Look someone up by surname
Every profile is filed by the first letter of the surname.
Where does it show up for you?
Putting others first rarely stays in one corner of life. Pick the group closest to yours and read the profiles of therapists who list those topics.
In your relationships
Giving more than you get, and finding it hard to say so.
Where it may have started
Patterns learned early, or around someone else's struggles.
How you see yourself
Feeling worth something only when you are useful to someone.
What it costs you
Running on empty from looking after everyone else.
A few profiles to start with
Each one sets out the person's background, the approaches they use and what they work with.
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Dr. Ricardo Gillispie, PhD, LCSW LCSW Dr. Ricardo Gillispie, LCSW - Codependency and Relationships Mississippi -
Henry Meyerson NJ Psychologist 35SI00553300 NJ Psychologist - Relationships and Codependency New Jersey -
Rev. Catherine Bogue LCSW Rev. Catherine Bogue LCSW - Stress and Addictions Missouri -
Lawrence Losoncy LMFT Oklahoma LMFT focused on relationships and family Oklahoma -
Jeff Compton NCPS Counsellor - Relationships and Codependency United Kingdom -
Itay Lahav PACFA PACFA counsellor - relationships and trauma Australia
What "codependency" means here
Every therapist and counsellor here lists codependency among their focus areas on BetterHelp, alongside other areas they work with. Each profile shows their own list, so you can see what they say they focus on.
Codependency is a way of describing a pattern, such as people-pleasing or losing yourself in someone else's needs. It is not a diagnosis, and no one here can promise to change a relationship. They work with adults, one person at a time, online. If you are not safe at home, contact emergency services or a helpline first.
Where you live
Online therapy usually works within the country, and often the state, where a therapist is licensed or a counsellor is registered.
United States 4,807 therapists
- Alabama72
- Alaska9
- Arizona83
- Arkansas38
- California415
- Colorado131
- Connecticut39
- Delaware9
- District of Columbia7
- Florida603
- Georgia130
- Hawaii17
- Idaho39
- Illinois156
- Indiana94
- Iowa30
- Kansas37
- Kentucky82
- Louisiana90
- Maine17
- Maryland43
- Massachusetts58
- Michigan157
- Minnesota80
- Mississippi52
- Missouri156
- Montana31
- Nebraska28
- Nevada32
- New Hampshire12
- New Jersey113
- New Mexico24
- New York234
- North Carolina189
- North Dakota3
- Ohio131
- Oklahoma88
- Oregon37
- Pennsylvania188
- Rhode Island8
- South Carolina100
- South Dakota12
- Tennessee85
- Texas508
- Utah57
- Vermont9
- Virginia84
- Washington70
- West Virginia22
- Wisconsin86
- Wyoming17
Make a little room for yourself.
Read a few profiles, notice what fits, and come back when you are ready. Nothing here needs an account.
This is not emergency care. If you are not safe, use the crisis and helpline numbers.