Online Couples Therapy
For the argument you keep having and can’t seem to finish. It’s rarely one blowup that brings couples in — it’s the version you’ve had a dozen times before, and you’re both worn down enough to just want to feel like a team again.
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Who couples therapy is for

Communication, trust, and infidelity support
For couples working through infidelity specifically, sessions focus on two tracks that run alongside each other: processing the impact honestly, without minimizing it, and — if both partners want to continue — rebuilding a structure of trust that’s earned rather than assumed. Neither track is optional if the relationship is going to move forward; skipping the first to rush the second tends to leave resentment buried rather than resolved.
Marriage, unmarried, and LGBTQ+ couples
We work with couples married, dating, partnered, and everything in between, at every relationship stage — including couples navigating a separation who still want support figuring out what comes next. Several of our therapists specialize in LGBTQ+ relationship work specifically, so you’re not explaining your relationship structure before you can get to the actual work.


Do we both need to attend every session?
Mostly yes — most work happens together, with occasional individual check-ins if useful.
What if my partner isn’t sure about this?
That’s normal. An initial session can just be about deciding if it’s worth continuing.
Do you work with LGBTQ+ couples?
Yes, and several of our therapists specialize in it.
Will the therapist take sides?
No — the goal is helping you both see the pattern clearly, not deciding who’s right.
Can couples therapy help after infidelity?
Yes, for couples who both want to continue — it involves honestly processing what happened and deliberately rebuilding trust, not skipping to “moving on.”
What if there’s abuse in the relationship?
Joint sessions aren’t the appropriate starting point when there’s active domestic violence — your therapist will talk through safer options directly.
How much does couples therapy cost?
Depends on your specific plan, verified before your first session; without insurance, sliding scale starts at $55.
How does online couples therapy work?
Over secure video, with both partners physically located in a state where the therapist is licensed. Full technical details are on our Online Therapy page.
How it Works
How booking works
Getting the support you need is quick and seamless. Follow these simple steps to connect with the right therapist and start your journey toward better well-being.
Pick a time
from a real therapist’s live schedule — no waiting to find out if there’s room..
We confirm your coveraget
and what to expect to pay, before your first session.
You get set up
with a short intro and intake paperwork through the secure portal.
Your first session
50 minutes, over video, mostly listening. Nothing to prepare.
Insurance
Insurance accepted by Trust Therapeutics
Delivered via secure video calls, online therapy allows you to connect with a licensed therapist from the comfort of your home or any private space of your choice. It offers flexibility in scheduling, reduces travel time, and ensures you can access consistent mental health support in a way that fits your routine and lifestyle.































