Remote Mental Health Jobs
The mental health workforce is going remote. Telehealth has transformed how therapists, counselors, psychologists, and social workers deliver care — and opened up thousands of work-from-home positions with better pay and flexibility than traditional clinical settings.
Work From Home
Fully remote telehealth positions — provide therapy from anywhere
Flexible Caseloads
Part-time or full-time, set your own hours and client capacity
$55k-$250k
Competitive pay across all mental health disciplines
Featured Remote Mental Health Positions
Frequently Asked Questions
What remote mental health jobs are available?
Remote mental health roles span multiple disciplines: licensed therapists (LMFT, LPC, LMHC), clinical social workers (LCSW), psychologists (PhD, PsyD), psychiatric nurse practitioners (PMHNP), and psychiatrists. Positions include individual therapy, group therapy, assessments, medication management, and clinical supervision.
What are the salary ranges for remote mental health professionals?
Salaries vary by discipline: Licensed counselors and therapists earn $55k-$95k, clinical social workers $60k-$100k, psychologists $80k-$140k, psychiatric NPs $120k-$180k, and psychiatrists $220k-$350k. Telehealth platforms often pay per-session rates of $50-$150 depending on licensure level.
Can I practice telehealth across state lines?
Licensure rules vary by profession. PSYPACT allows psychologists to practice across 40+ states. The Counseling Compact is expanding for LPCs/LMHCs. Social workers can use ASWB mobility provisions in some states. Most employers help navigate multi-state licensure requirements.
Which companies hire the most remote mental health professionals?
Top employers include LifeStance Health, Lyra Health, Spring Health, Talkspace, BetterHelp, Headway, Grow Therapy, Alma, Cerebral, Talkiatry, SonderMind, and Daybreak Health. Many traditional community mental health centers and hospital systems also offer remote roles.
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