Online therapy in Spanish
Online therapy in Spanish with licensed therapists in the US
With dafne's online therapy in Spanish, you have virtual sessions with a therapist licensed in the US state where you live. Sign up yourself on our platform or, if you prefer, ask us to call you.
See how it works- US-licensed therapists
- Therapy in Spanish
- Virtual sessions
What is online therapy?
Online therapy, also called online psychotherapy or online counseling, is mental health care delivered remotely by a licensed therapist. At dafne, your sessions are virtual and in Spanish, with a therapist licensed in the state where you live. You don't need to leave home: just a quiet place to talk.
Do you relate to any of this?
Sometimes it's hard to put a name to what you feel. If any of this sounds familiar, you're not alone.
- Worry won't let you rest, even when you try to think about something else.Anxiety
- For weeks you've felt drained, tired and unable to enjoy what you used to.Depression
- Something you went through still weighs on your days, even though time has passed.Trauma
- You lost someone important and the pain won't settle.Grief
How online therapy works at dafne
If you're wondering how to start therapy or how to get therapy online, it takes three steps.
Sign up
Create your request on our platform in a few minutes. If you'd rather talk to someone, ask us to call you.
Tell us about yourself
Tell us which state you live in, which language you want to speak and what you'd like support with.
Meet your therapist
We match you with a therapist licensed in your state who speaks your language, and you start your sessions.
Every session is virtual, so you can talk from wherever you feel comfortable.
Why a US license matters
A US-licensed therapist is authorized by the state where you live to provide therapy, not just support or advice. They meet that state's professional and ethical requirements and answer to its licensing board. As part of your therapy, they can also issue an attendance letter if you need one. Just let us know when you start therapy.
| US-licensed therapist | Professional licensed abroad | |
|---|---|---|
| License issued by a US state | Yes | No |
| Can provide therapy in your state | Yes | Usually offered as support or coaching |
| Can issue a therapy attendance letter | Yes, if you ask before you start | May not be valid in the US |
Direct pay, no insurance needed. Choose a single session or a package.
Therapists licensed in your state
These are the states where we have licensed therapists. Choose yours to check availability.
- Alabama
- Arizona
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Florida
- Georgia
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kentucky
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Nevada
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Virginia
- Washington
- See all states
Who is behind dafne
dafne is a network of US-licensed therapists and psychologists committed to making sure the immigrant community receives quality care in its own language.
Nayeli Ordonez
Clinical Director · LCSW 107567
FAQ about online therapy
How do sessions work?
Your sessions are virtual, 45 minutes with your therapist and in Spanish. All you need is a place where you can talk privately.
Do I need health insurance?
No. At dafne you pay directly, without health insurance. You can choose a single session or a package of sessions, so you don't depend on approvals, copays or deductibles to start therapy.
Why does my state matter?
Each US state issues its own licenses for therapists. Your therapist must be licensed in the state where you are during the session. That's why we ask where you live and match you with someone licensed there.
Does my therapist speak Spanish?
Yes. We match you with a therapist who speaks your language, so you can express yourself naturally without translating how you feel. All our Spanish sessions are with therapists who speak Spanish fluently.
Do you see minors?
No. dafne offers individual therapy for adults (18+) only. If you're looking for support for a minor, we recommend speaking with their doctor or your local mental health services.
Can you give me an attendance letter?
Yes. If you need one, your therapist can issue a letter confirming your session dates and attendance, as part of your therapy. We ask whether you'll need one when you sign up. Learn more about the therapy attendance letter.