Depression & low mood
Persistent sadness, loss of interest, low energy, or trouble getting through the day. Many people find that talking with a licensed provider is a steadying first step.
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Licensed telepsychiatry · Care on your schedule
Care from licensed psychiatric providers, on your schedule.
ClearMind Psychiatry connects you with licensed psychiatric providers — psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners — for evaluation and, where a provider judges it appropriate, provider-managed medication, all by private video from home. We help you find care. We don’t provide it.
- Matched to psychiatric providers licensed in your state — psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners
- Evaluation, a plan, and follow-up by private video, from the comfort of home
- The only thing we ever ask for is an email — never symptoms, diagnoses, or medications
Information & referral only — not medical advice and not a crisis service. If you’re in crisis, call or text 988. In an emergency, call 911.
Evening & weekend slots
Example availability — varies by provider and state
Licensed U.S. providers Private & confidential Information & referral only 18+ to sign up Email only — no health data
Start with information
A calmer first step, sent straight to your inbox
Not ready to book, or just want to understand your options first? Get the free ClearMind Starter Guide. It explains how telepsychiatry works, what a first evaluation looks like, and the questions worth asking — no pressure, and no health questions in return.
- What to expect from a first visit
How an evaluation actually runs, from intake to plan — in plain, non-clinical language.
- Questions worth asking a provider
A printable list so your first appointment is a conversation, not a scramble.
- How to spot a reputable listing
The green flags — active licensing, clear pricing, and no promises of a specific outcome.
50 statesListings nationwide — provider licensing differs by state
EveningsExample after-hours availability; varies by provider and state
$0Cost to browse and to request the free guide, always
4.8 / 5Illustrative average from reader surveys
Figures are illustrative. Coverage, pricing, and provider availability vary by state, plan, and provider, and change constantly. Nothing here is an offer, a quote, or a promise of care.
What telepsychiatry is
How a visit works: evaluation, plan, follow-up
Telepsychiatry is simply psychiatric care delivered by secure video. It doesn’t replace every kind of care, and it never replaces your provider’s judgment. Here is the shape of it, start to finish — the steps reveal as you scroll.
- Step 01
Get matched
Tell a provider's team where you live and what you're looking for. You're connected with psychiatric providers licensed in your state — not a chatbot, and not a quiz that hands you a diagnosis.
- Step 02
Your evaluation
A licensed psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner meets you by secure video, listens, and completes a clinical evaluation. The provider — never this page — decides what care makes sense for you.
- Step 03
A plan you shape together
You and your provider build a plan. Depending on their evaluation, that can include therapy referrals, everyday support, and, only where clinically appropriate, provider-managed medication. Nothing is decided in advance.
- Step 04
Follow-up over time
Check-ins to see how you're doing and to adjust the plan as needed. Good psychiatric care is a conversation that unfolds over time, not a single transaction.
No health information is collected anywhere on this page. Booking, identity, and every clinical detail are handled by the licensed provider you choose, inside their own secure system. ClearMind is an information and referral service — it does not evaluate, diagnose, treat, or prescribe.
What people reach out about
Common reasons people connect with a provider
This is general, non-prescriptive information — not a diagnosis and not medical advice. Only a licensed provider can evaluate your situation and decide what, if anything, fits. If any of this sounds familiar, that’s reason enough to reach out and be evaluated.
Anxiety & panic
Racing thoughts, constant worry, restlessness, or panic that shows up out of nowhere. A provider can evaluate what's going on and talk through options with you.
Connect to a provider for evaluationFocus & attention (ADHD)
Trouble concentrating, follow-through, or organization that has followed you for years. Evaluation is the starting point — a provider decides whether an ADHD workup fits.
Connect to a provider for evaluationBipolar & mood changes
Mood that swings between very high and very low. This is general information only; a licensed provider is the one who can assess and diagnose.
Connect to a provider for evaluationSleep & daily rhythm
Sleep that won't come, or won't stay, and the toll it takes on everything else. A provider can help sort out where mental health and sleep overlap.
Connect to a provider for evaluationStress, grief & burnout
Life events, loss, or long stretches of pressure that have worn you down. You don't have to be in crisis to reach out and be evaluated.
Connect to a provider for evaluationThe descriptions above are general educational information, not a checklist for self-diagnosis. Mental health conditions are diagnosed only by qualified, licensed professionals after an evaluation. If you’re in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 988; in an emergency, call 911.
Medication management, honestly
How medication works with a licensed provider
Medication is one possible part of a plan — never the whole story, and never a given. Here is exactly how it works, and where ClearMind stands (all the way to the side, on purpose).
Evaluation always comes first
A licensed provider gets to know your history and current situation before anything else. There is no medication decision without an evaluation.
Medication is one option, never a promise
For some people a plan includes medication; for many it does not. Booking a visit never guarantees a prescription, and no result is promised.
Your provider prescribes and monitors
If medication is appropriate, the licensed provider selects it, prescribes it, and follows up on how it's working. ClearMind never recommends, names, or advises on any medication or dose.
We never see your health details
Everything clinical happens between you and your provider, inside their own secure system. The only field on this page is an email box.
About controlled substances: certain medications — including some used for ADHD and anxiety — are controlled substances that may not be available via telehealth and are entirely at the provider’s discretion under applicable law. A provider may require an in-person visit. ClearMind never recommends, names, or advises on any specific medication or dose.
Why people trust the listing
What we insist on, and what we’ll never do
ClearMind is built to be the calm, honest front door to psychiatric care — not a hard sell. Four commitments we keep on every listing.
Licensed providers only
Every listed provider holds an active license in the state where you are located at the time of your visit. Availability by specialty differs from one state to the next.
Private by design
Nothing about your health is typed into this page. We ask for an email and nothing more — no symptoms, diagnoses, medications, insurance, or ID numbers.
Compassion, not judgment
Reaching out for mental health care is a strong, ordinary thing to do. We keep the language plain, warm, and free of stigma, wherever you are in your story.
Independent & transparent
ClearMind is an independent information and referral service, not a provider. We say plainly what we are, what we are not, and that outcomes always vary from person to person.
In their words
Composite stories from people who reached out
Rated 4.8 out of 5 across 2,600+ illustrative reader surveys.
I'd put off finding a psychiatrist for two years because the phone calls felt impossible. Being matched to someone licensed in my state, and meeting them from my own kitchen table, is the only reason I finally went through with it.
What I appreciated most was how clear everyone was that the provider — not the website — makes the medical decisions. My evaluation didn't end in a prescription, and that honesty is exactly why I trusted the plan we did make.
Evening appointments meant I didn't have to explain a two-hour absence at work. The follow-ups kept me from disappearing after the first visit, which is what happened every other time I tried to get help.
Testimonials are illustrative examples, not statements from identified clients; individual experiences vary. Nothing here predicts or promises a health outcome.
Straight answers
Questions worth asking first
No. ClearMind Psychiatry is an independent information and referral service that connects people with licensed psychiatric providers. We are not a medical practice, not a pharmacy, and not a provider. We do not practice medicine, evaluate, diagnose, treat, prescribe, or dispense. Any provider you are introduced to is an independent, separately licensed professional responsible for their own care.
One email, one guide
Take the next step when you’re ready — not before.
Whether you book today or just want to understand your options, the free ClearMind Starter Guide meets you where you are. One field, no obligation, unsubscribe in one click.
- Licensed psychiatric providers, matched to your state
- Email only — we never collect health information here
- Compassionate, judgment-free, and free to use
Not a crisis line. If you’re in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 988; in an emergency, call 911.