With an expert therapist, so you can restore the strength of your relationship.

Yes. After signing up, we’ll be in touch via email &/or phone to confirm which therapist you and your partner would like to start sessions with. We have plenty of therapists to choose from based on your relationship needs, and our therapists are Licensed clinical social workers, Psychologists, Licensed mental health counselors, and Licensed marriage and family therapists, who all have years of experience treating a wide range of challenges.

You’ll meet weekly with your therapist at a recurring time that works for  your schedule. Sessions will meet on the same day and at the same time each week. So, you’ll have 4 sessions per month. All our plans are ongoing and operate on a monthly basis, so how long you wish to stay in couples therapy is totally up to you and your partner and is deeply personal and depends on your needs & goals as a couple. You can cancel at any time, and you’d just finish out whichever billing period you’re on.

If for whatever reason from time to time you need to reschedule a particular session, you can work with your therapist to reschedule that time slot with advance notice for that specific week – we just ask that you keep rescheduling a session that deviates from the recurring time to a minimum so that you and your therapist can stick to the standard recurring time for consistency. If for whatever reasons your schedule changes, and you need to change the general recurring weekly slot, our team and your therapist will help you confirm a new recurring slot that overall works for your calendar.

Couples Counseling Sessions are 45-minutes each.

Couples therapy with Grouport costs $123/session. For 4-sessions per month this is billed at $492/month (e.g. $123/session x 4-sessions/month).  We offer competitive rates for couples counseling. Outside of Grouport, for a 45-minute couples counseling session, the average cost in the U.S. ranges from $150 to $250 per session.

If for whatever reason you and your partner decide you want to switch therapists, you can switch therapists at any time.We have plenty of therapists to choose from. Just let our support and care coordination team know by reaching out to support@grouporttherapy.com, and our team will suggest alternative therapists & times to switch to – so that we can make sure you and your partner are meeting with the therapist that’s the best fit for you.

Sessions are held over video chat, and weekly session links are emailed to your and your partner’s inbox 24-hrs before each session. Please note session links are different each week. All sessions are held over HIPAA compliant video chat, and our systems utilize end-to-end encryption to protect your private health information.

At this time we are out of network. We try to make our services as affordable as possible, and the cost of couples counseling with us is at $123/sesion for a 45-minute session, which is less than the average cost  in the U.S. which ranges from $150 to $250 per session.  We can work with you to provide you with an invoice for every billing cycle, which you can submit to your insurance provider to receive out-of-network reimbursement for our services. The reimbursement amount will vary depending on your insurance provider's policies, so you should check with your plan.

You can cancel your subscription at any time, and you’d just finish out whichever billing period you’re on.  To cancel please email support@grouporttherapy.com and they'll send you a form to complete to cancel your membership. Only after submitting that form, will your membership be recognized as canceled; otherwise, the subscription will remain active. By doing so, you will stop receiving services at the end of your current billing cycle.

For most people, couples therapy is a way to improve a relationship, not end it. Deciding to get care is a powerful step towards a happy, fulfilled, and satisfying relationship.   With each session, couples can solve a current problem, prevent problems from worsening, or provide a check in for a happy couple experiencing a period of transition or increased stress. A therapist's job is to share tools, remain neutral, and provide a safe space for couples looking to have productive discussions about their relationship.