Therapy that fits two calendars
Virtual and after-hours sessions make it easier to work around two calendars.
Talk therapy
Ohio
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Sessions average $21 with insurance
- More than 230M people are covered
- Any costs are HSA/FSA eligible
- 65% of clients paid less than expected
Why consider couples counseling at Grow?
Go deep or just check in
Whether it’s a tune-up or deeper work, your therapy plan moves at your own pace.
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Choose by approach, identity, and availability so both partners feel seen and supported.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Grow Therapy?
What is Grow Therapy?
Grow Therapy connects clients, therapists, and insurance companies to make mental healthcare simple to access.
Does couples counseling really work?
Does couples counseling really work?
According to the Gottman Institute, the average couple waits for six years before seeking the help of a counselor, even when their relationship is not working properly. Ideally, you should seek expert intervention through couples counseling or marital therapy as soon as possible if your relationship is facing significant challenges.
What is the cost of couples therapy?
What is the cost of couples therapy?
Couples therapy is an investment that can bring immense value and benefit to your relationship and life. People who use their insurance save an average of 78% on the cost of therapy. The price of therapy fluctuates in different states and will vary depending on your plan. You can get a cost estimate to see how much therapy costs before you schedule.
What kind of issues can we work out in couples therapy?
What kind of issues can we work out in couples therapy?
You can discuss anything that’s causing problems in your relationship. Some common issues to discuss in therapy include arguments, not being able to expose thoughts and ideas without argument, differences in opinions of family values, such as raising the children or finances. However, even couples who aren’t having specific challenges can benefit from working with a therapist.