Virtual care, real doctors

High-quality psychiatry from a patient-centered practice

100% virtual
We take insurance
Licensed prescribers
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300+ psychiatrists, one goal: Care that fits you

We represent a broad range of backgrounds and identities, making it easier to find the best fit for you.
  • Available in 43 states
  • 46% of our clinicians identify as people of color
  • 25+ languages spoken
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How we help you find the right psychiatrist

Type #1
Tell us about you
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Take 10 min to tell us about why you’re seeking care and what you’re looking for.
Type #2
Explore your matches
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We’ll show you the bios and treatment approaches of doctors who are a match for you.
Type #3
Schedule your visit
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Find a time that works for you. We can usually see you in days.
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Meet our Chief Medical Officer

Dr. Gaveras has built our practice from the ground up to ensure the highest standard of clinical care.
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Meet our Chief Medical Officer

“I became a psychiatrist to help people heal. Talkiatry gives me the time to do it.”
Dr. Georgia Gaveras
Co-founder and 
Chief Medical Officer

Real results for patients like you

Over 65% of patients with anxiety or depression report clinical remission after an average of 5 visits.*

“I recommend Talkiatry to anyone that will listen. The benefits this network has provided me in such a short time are priceless and immeasurable.”

Nancy L., Ohio

“Great experience! Provider was ready early which was amazing and honestly never happens.  Really appreciate honoring a patient’s time.”

Jennifer C., Texas

“She is very relatable. She is mindful of cost of my medications.”

Joseph D., Colorado

“I was very pleased with the ease of use of the Talkiatry health system. It is very difficult to find providers in my area to help with behavioral health needs.”

Richard G., Pennsylvania

“I recommend Talkiatry to anyone that will listen. The benefits this network has provided me in such a short time are priceless and immeasurable.”

Nancy L., Ohio

“Great experience! Provider was ready early which was amazing and honestly never happens.  Really appreciate honoring a patient’s time.”

Jennifer C., Texas

“She is very relatable. She is mindful of cost of my medications.”

Joseph D., Colorado

“I was very pleased with the ease of use of the Talkiatry health system. It is very difficult to find providers in my area to help with behavioral health needs.”

Richard G., Pennsylvania

Psychiatry v. therapy

No need to choose between them. Most patients benefit from seeing both. Here’s how it works at Talkiatry.
Psychiatry at Talkiatry
Psychiatrists are mental health doctors who evaluate your symptoms and history, and recommend treatment that can include medication. They might recommend therapy, too. Either with one of our therapists or with a specialist outside our practice.
Therapy
Therapy can make your treatment plan more effective by providing more strategies and techniques for managing and understanding your symptoms. We have therapists on staff who work with our psychiatry patients, but we can work with any therapist you choose.

We’re here to help you thrive

Every patient’s goals differ, but here are some of the more common ways psychiatry could help.
  • Stronger relationships
Psychiatry treats underlying issues that impact how people connect and interact.
  • Improved quality of life
By treating the root cause, we can impact daily life in positive ways.
  • A healthier mind and body
By addressing your condition, you’re better able to cope with difficult emotions.
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Frequently asked questions

Who are your psychiatrists?

Our team of over 300 psychiatrists represent a wide range of personal backgrounds, professional experience, and geographic location. What they all have in common is a commitment to providing high-quality mental health care backed up by thousands of hours of clinical experience.

Who will I be matched with?

It’s our mission to connect you with the best possible care. We have more than 300 psychiatrists on staff. To narrow down the possibilities and zero in on the right clinician for you, we use our online assessment. Here are the criteria it uses for finding you a match.

Location: Even though we’re a virtual practice, your psychiatrist needs to be licensed to practice medicine in the state you live in.  

Age range: Psychiatrists specialize in treating specific age ranges (i.e. child, adolescent, adult, senior). We’ll only show you psychiatrists who are a fit for you.

Reason for your visit: In the assessment, we’ll ask some questions about why you’re seeking care. We use that to help find a psychiatrist who can diagnose and treat you. Mental health diagnoses can be complicated and symptoms can overlap. After your initial evaluation, if your psychiatrist thinks a psychiatrist with a different specialty is a better fit, we’ll connect you with one.  

But we understand that mental health care is personal. If you’re unhappy with your doctor, we’ll help you find a different one. Call us at 833-351-8255 or email hello@talkiatry.com and we’ll rematch you.

How long does it take to meet my psychiatrist?

Once you’ve completed the online assessment we'll match you with a psychiatrist who's taking new patients. You can have your first visit in days.

What happens if I don’t connect with my psychiatrist?

We make it easy to switch if you’re not feeling a connection. All you have to do is let us know by call or email. Just make sure you give yourself and your psychiatrist a few visits to get to know each other before making a final decision.

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*65% of patients no longer reported clinically significant symptoms; Person C, O'Connor N, Koehler L, Venkatachalam K, Gaveras G; Evaluating Clinical Outcomes in Patients Being Treated Exclusively via Telepsychiatry: Retrospective Data Analysis; JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e53293; URL:https://formative.jmir.org/2023/1/e53293 DOI: 10.2196/53293. Outcomes data based on retrospective study of de-identified data from 1,826 Talkiatry patients who completed GAD7 or PHQ8 at their first visit and one subsequent visit. The first visit was between 2/1/23 and 5/26/23. ‘Not clinically significant' defined as a GAD7/PHQ8 score less than 10.