Couple & Marriage Therapy
Your relationship isn't broken. You aren't in crisis, and a breakup isn't on the table.
Have you become expert roommates and business partners, handling the logistics of life brilliantly while letting your romance and intentional check-ins fall by the wayside?
Are minor annoyances lingering longer than they used to, turning into predictable cycles of small arguments or icy silences that take too long to repair?
Are you facing a major upcoming milestone—like a big move, a career change, a new baby, or an empty nest—and wanting to bulletproof your foundation before the wave hits?
Do you want to move beyond just surviving the week to actively deepening your emotional intimacy, trust, and alignment for the chapter ahead?
My Approach: Proactive Care for a Thriving Partnership
In my practice, you will find an encouraging, highly focused space where your relationship’s health is celebrated and protected focusing entirely on optimizing the strong foundation you already have.
Simple ideas
I utilize proactive, evidence-based relationship tools to clear out minor communication static and strengthen everyday emotional responsiveness.
Lasting impact
You stop waiting for a crisis to invest in your relationship, ensuring lifelong resilience, renewed playfulness, and a partnership that continuously grows stronger.
We can Work on:
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Identifying early warning signs of disconnection and upgrading your communication habits before small cracks turn into deep structural issues.
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Fine-tuning how you navigate ordinary disagreements so you can de-escalate faster, listen better, and repair with grace
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Realigning on your core values, individual needs, and shared goals so you feel like active partners rather than ships passing in the night.
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Creating intentional, low-stress rituals and habits that keep warmth, playfulness, and emotional safety alive in your day-to-day routine.
Investment & Insurance Options:
01: Session Rate
$200
Session cost per 50-minute virtual session
02: Out-of-Network Reimbursement
Depending on your insurance coverage, you can submit superbills to:
Utilize out-of-network benefits
or
pay a reduced fee after meeting your deductible.
Check your eligibility below
03: Sliding Scale Options
Need accessible care? Check eligibility for sliding-scale rates through Open Path Collective: See if you qualify
Check your Out-of-Network benefits here!
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I use Imago Relationship Therapy, Emotion-Focused, and Gottman.
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Couples therapy often focuses on relationship dynamics, communication patterns, parenting challenges, and family systems rather than treating a single individual’s mental health diagnosis. Unfortunately, insurance companies generally require one person to be identified as the “patient” and require a diagnosable mental health condition in order to reimburse therapy services.
By remaining out-of-network, I’m able to work with couples and families in a way that reflects the relational nature of the work, without assigning unnecessary diagnoses or limiting treatment to what insurance will cover. This also allows for greater privacy, flexibility, and individualized care tailored to your unique goals and relationships.
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Yes, many clients are able to receive partial reimbursement for therapy through their out-of-network benefits. Here’s how the process typically works:
Contact your insurance company and ask whether your plan includes out-of-network mental health benefits. You can also ask about your deductible, reimbursement rate, and whether you need preauthorization.
After payment, I can provide you with a superbill — a detailed receipt that includes the information insurance companies typically require for reimbursement.
You submit the superbill directly to your insurance provider, either through their online portal or by mail.
If your claim is approved, your insurance company will reimburse you directly according to your plan’s out-of-network coverage.
Because every insurance plan is different, reimbursement amounts and eligibility can vary. I recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to better understand your specific benefits.
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In most cases, yes. Insurance companies generally require a mental health diagnosis in order to reimburse therapy services, even for couples therapy.
This means that if you choose to submit a superbill for reimbursement, one member of the couple must receive a diagnosis that becomes part of their medical record. Insurance companies may also require documentation showing that therapy is medically necessary for that identified person.
Q&AHave more questions about couples therapy?
Find more FAQ’s here, or fill out a contact form. I would be happy to answer all your questions.
