Bipolar therapy via telehealth in California

Plain-language overview

What to know about telehealth

Clinicians generally need to be licensed in the state where you are located during the session, so confirm this with the provider before booking.

Telehealth availability, supported formats and which states a clinician serves can change. Check each profile and confirm with the provider.

Things to confirm

• Confirming that the clinician can see patients in your state.
• Checking that the session format (video or phone) works for you.
• Asking how the clinician handles urgent situations between sessions.

Educational information, not medical advice. BipolarTherapyHub is a directory. It does not diagnose, recommend a specific treatment, or replace care from a licensed clinician. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911.

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Further reading

• National Institute of Mental Health: Bipolar disorder

Directory information (provider listings) comes from provider profiles and public sources, as described on the About page. Clinical overviews above are general education. Ask a licensed clinician what is right for you. See something wrong? Tell us.