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Couples Therapy
It’s normal for all couples to go through some turbulence during their relationship. For some, however, stressors such as work, children, finances, and other issues can take their toll. Contact the caring professionals at Thriving Center of Psychology if you and your partner might benefit from couples therapy. Book a virtual or on-site appointment by calling the offices or visiting the website.
Guided Support for Stronger Relationships
In couples therapy, or marriage counseling, both partners participate in counseling sessions to get help resolving conflict, working on their sources of stress, and reinforcing positive relationship behaviors. Couples therapy takes place in a no-judgment zone where couples can openly discuss their fears and problems in a safe environment.
It’s your therapist’s job to help each of you work through complicated feelings and improve how you respond to each other and other situational stressors. The Thriving Center of Psychology providers have extensive experience guiding couples in sorting out complex issues and talking to each other with greater understanding and empathy.
Do We Need Couples Therapy?
If you’re considering couples therapy, it’s likely that you could benefit from services from a therapist or psychologist. Many people turn to Thriving Center of Psychology for help handling various relationship issues. Couples therapy might be a good idea if you and your partner:
- Suffer from poor communication
- Argue more than usual
- Have recently gone through a significant event, such as the death of a loved one
- You need to talk with your partner about something you’ve been keeping from them
- Struggle with finances
- Experience sexual frustration or dysfunction
- Are dealing with the loss of trust, possibly because of infidelity
Not all couples go to therapy because they’re having problems. Couples therapy can also help partners anticipate a major life change, such as getting married, starting a family, or moving for a partner’s job. Couples therapy can help partners communicate with each other to anticipate conflicts and work together to maintain a healthy relationship.
Find the Perfect Therapist
for Your Relationship
Preferences
What Type of Therapist is Best for Couples Therapy?
The terms couples therapy, marriage counseling, and relationship counseling are very much used interchangeably. When looking for a therapist for couples, there are different types of credentials to look for, including:
- Clinical Psychologist
- Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
- Mental Health Counselor
Once you find a therapist who has one of these credentials either online or in your state, be sure they specialize in seeing couples or marriage counseling. Whether you choose a Mental Health Counselor or Clinical Psychologist, couples therapy is a specialty, and it’s important that your therapist has the right expertise in relationships. Many therapists will have these specializations listed directly in their biography.
What Type of Therapy is Best for Couples?
Couples therapy is suitable for any type of couple, married or not. Within the umbrella of couples therapy, there are several techniques and exercises that a therapist may utilize. The best type of therapy for couples will depend on the individuals, your relationship, goals, and your reason for seeking out couples therapy in the first place.
Can Couples Therapy Save a Relationship?
It’s normal for couples to wonder if marriage counseling or couples therapy can save the relationship. Couples therapy can help improve communication, give you the tools to resolve conflict, or ultimately decide if staying in the relationship is the right thing to do. Done correctly and with the hard work of both partners, couples therapy can be effective. The success of therapy for couples comes down to the individuals, engagement in therapy, and commitment to the work.
Our Approach to Couples Therapy and Marriage Counseling
At Thriving Center of Psychology, we thoughtfully match you with the best therapist to suit your needs and goals. By gathering details about each of you, we can recommend the right therapist for you both. Your therapist will then discuss your challenges and goals and look to understand what you would both like to get out of therapy. From here, your therapist will use evidence-based approaches, techniques, and exercises to help you and your partner get the help you need.
How Do You Find a Couples Therapist Near Me?
If you find yourself on the internet searching terms such as “psychologist couples therapy near me” and being overwhelmed, you’re not alone. Thriving Center of Psychology has psychologists and couples therapy in NYC, LA, Miami, and all around the country who specialize in helping couples work through conflicts using only the most up-to-date, evidence-based therapeutic interventions.
Take our short Matchmaker Survey to find the psychologist or couples therapist who is the best fit for your relationship, or feel free to browse our couples therapists by city:
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Frequently Asked Questions
There are two easy ways to get started with us:
Option 1: Choose Your Therapist
You can browse all of our therapists and filter by location, specialty, or type of therapy. This allows you to read their bios, learn about their approach, and select the therapist who feels like the best fit for you. From there, you can directly schedule an appointment at a time that’s most convenient for you.
Option 2: Let Us Match You
If you’re not sure who might be the best fit, our Matchmaker Process is a great option. Simply complete our quick 5-minute Matchmaker Quiz, and a member of our Care Team will reach out, usually within one business day, to personally match you with a therapist who aligns with your goals, preferences, and availability.
We’re currently in-network with the following insurance plans:
Therapy
Aetna (California, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Texas, Washington)
Anthem / Blue Cross Blue Shield (Illinois, Massachusetts, New York)
Lyra Health: EAP (All states)
Northwell Direct: EAP (California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York)
Thriving Center of Psychology clients pay $26 on average per therapy session with insurance.
Psychiatry
Aetna (Florida, Washington)
Lyra Health: EAP (California, Florida, New York, Washington)
Co-pays and deductibles for our services are based on your individual coverage.
Thriving Center of Psychology clients pay $87 on average per psychiatry session with insurance.
You may be eligible to have 50-80% of your costs covered by out-of-network benefits. Our out-of-network pricing is available below:
- Individual Therapy: $200 – 275 / session
- Couples Therapy: $225 – 350 / session
- Family Therapy: $225 – 350 / session
- Psychiatry / Medication Management: $400 – 600 /session
Contact your insurance company to check your out-of-network benefits to determine your potential coverage.
We provide a monthly superbill to simplify the insurance claim process, facilitating your reimbursement from your insurance company.
Absolutely. Finding the right therapist is one of the most important parts of the therapy process.
If you ever feel that your therapist isn’t the best fit, you can easily switch to another provider.
Our Care Team is here to help you find someone who better aligns with your goals, personality, and preferences, no hard feelings, and no hassle.
The goal is for you to feel comfortable and supported throughout your journey.
Yes, we do.
Online: Thriving Center offers secure and convenient online therapy sessions for clients who prefer to meet virtually. You’ll connect with your therapist through our private, HIPAA-compliant video platform, so you can attend sessions from the comfort of your home, office, or anywhere you feel most at ease. Online therapy offers the same level of care, privacy, and effectiveness as in-person sessions, with added flexibility to fit your schedule.
In-Person: Our in-person locations depend on which state you are located in.
We help clients with a wide range of concerns including anxiety, depression, relationships, stress, trauma, life transitions, and much more. See all of the challenges/conditions we treat here.
