Online Couples Therapy

Grouport offers affordable online couples therapy with a flexible, recurring weekly schedule built around your relationship's needs, not a rigid clinic timetable.Grouport offers affordable couples therapy online built around flexible, recurring weekly scheduling that fits real life rather than a rigid appointment book.

Couples meet with the same couple therapist online at the same day and time each week, for 45-minute sessions billed at a flat $123/session ($492/month), well under the $150-$250 per session average for couples counseling elsewhere in the U.S. If your schedule shifts, you can work with your therapist and Grouport's care team to adjust your recurring time slot, and every plan can be canceled at the end of a billing period with no long-term contract. For couples comparing online counseling marriage options, this combination of predictable weekly structure and genuine billing flexibility is built to fit real, busy schedules.

Yes, after signing up for couples therapy, Grouport's team reaches out by email and/or phone to confirm which couple therapist online you and your partner would like to start sessions with.Yes, couples choose their therapist together as part of the matching process after signing up.

1. A full network of therapists to choose from, based on your specific relationship needs.
2. Therapists include licensed clinical social workers, psychologists, licensed mental health counselors, and licensed marriage and family therapists.
3. Most couples are matched within 24 to 72 hours.
4. Every therapist brings years of experience treating a wide range of relationship challenges.

If your initial match isn't the right fit, switching to a different couple counselor is straightforward, just reach out to Grouport's care coordination team.
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You'll meet weekly with your therapist at a recurring time that works for your and your partner's schedule, the same day and time each week, for 4 sessions per month. Plans are ongoing and billed monthly, so how long you stay in couples therapy is entirely up to you and your partner, and depends on your goals as a couple rather than a fixed program length. You can cancel at any time and simply finish out whichever billing period you're on, so there's no pressure to commit to therapy longer than it's actually useful for your relationship.

Grouport's online couples therapy is built to help couples work through trust issues, including couples therapy infidelity, betrayal, or ongoing suspicion that's straining the relationship.

Sessions focus on identifying unhealthy communication patterns, exploring vulnerable topics with a neutral third party present, and rebuilding trust step by step, with your couple therapist online providing tools and structure rather than taking sides. Because sessions happen weekly with the same therapist, couples get the consistency needed to actually repair trust over time, rather than a one-off conversation. This makes Grouport a practical option for couples specifically searching for trust issues therapy or a therapist for relationship problems rooted in broken trust.

Grouport's online couples therapy addresses both conflict resolution and intimacy as core focus areas, not as separate specialty tracks.

What sessions typically help with:
1. Conflict resolution strategies for recurring disagreements that haven't been resolved on your own.
2. Rebuilding sexual and romantic chemistry that's faded over time.
3. Repairing communication and fighting patterns that have become unproductive.
4. Restoring trust and closeness after a difficult period in the relationship.
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Because your couple therapist online works with the same two of you every week, conflict resolution and intimacy-building happen together in an ongoing way, rather than through disconnected, one-time sessions.

Grouport's online couples therapy treats communication as a central focus, since it's one of the most common reasons couples seek counseling in the first place. Sessions help identify unhealthy communication patterns, build practical conflict resolution skills, and create space to discuss sensitive topics, needs, and boundaries with a licensed therapist guiding the conversation. This work happens consistently, in the same weekly session with the same couple therapist online, which gives couples the chance to actually practice better communication habits between sessions rather than just talking about them once. For couples specifically searching for couples therapy for communication, this ongoing, structured format is designed to build lasting change rather than a single breakthrough conversation.

Grouport offers premarital counseling as one of its core couples therapy formats, built specifically for couples preparing for marriage rather than couples already navigating an existing crisis.

Premarital counseling with Grouport helps you and your partner prepare for married life before the wedding, establishing open communication habits and practical relationship skills while things are calm, not just when problems arise. Sessions are led by the same licensed couple therapist online each week, giving you a consistent space to build the communication and conflict-resolution foundation that supports a marriage long-term. For couples specifically looking for premarital counseling rather than general relationship counseling or marriage counseling, this format is designed around preparation rather than repair.

Grouport's couples counseling costs $123 per session, billed at $492 per month for 4 sessions.
1. Couples therapy: $123/session ($492/month), for 45-minute weekly sessions.
2. Compared to $150-$250 per session for couples counseling elsewhere in the U.S.
3. Flat monthly billing, so cost stays predictable regardless of scheduling changes within the month.

This pricing makes Grouport's couples counseling for relationship problems a genuinely more affordable option than typical in-person marriage counselor rates, without reducing session length or therapist quality.

No, Grouport is currently out of network and doesn't accept insurance directly for couples counseling. Instead, sessions are priced at $123 for a 45-minute session, already below the $150-$250 per session average for couples therapy in the U.S., so the cost stays manageable without relying on insurance coverage. Couples can request an invoice for every billing cycle to submit to their insurance provider for potential out-of-network reimbursement, though the reimbursement amount depends entirely on that provider's specific policy, so it's worth checking directly with your plan.

The right choice depends on whether you want structured, licensed therapy or a lighter-touch coaching or messaging tool, since couples therapy apps and platforms like Grouport aren't solving the same problem. Many couples therapy apps rely on asynchronous messaging or self-guided exercises without a licensed therapist actively involved in your sessions, while Grouport pairs you with a licensed couple therapist online, a psychologist, LCSW, LMHC, or LMFT, for live, weekly video sessions. This distinction matters most for couples working through more serious issues like couples therapy infidelity, trust issues therapy, or recurring conflict, where a live, credentialed therapist guiding the conversation in real time provides a different level of support than an app-based tool. If you specifically want licensed clinical guidance rather than a self-directed app experience, an online therapy platform with live sessions is the more substantive option.

Grouport's online couples therapy works well for long-distance relationships, since every session happens over secure video chat rather than requiring both partners to be in the same room.

Because sessions are entirely virtual, couples can join their weekly appointment from two different cities, states, or even countries, at the same recurring time each week, with the same couple therapist online guiding both conversations consistently. This makes it possible to work through communication, trust, and conflict resolution challenges together in real time, even when distance would make in-person marriage counseling impractical. For couples navigating a long-distance relationship, this format removes the biggest logistical barrier to getting consistent, professional support.

You can cancel your couples counseling subscription at any time, and you'll keep full access through the end of your current billing period.
1. Email support@grouporttherapy.com to request cancellation.
2. Complete the cancellation form the team sends you.
3. Your membership is only officially canceled once that form is submitted, until then, the subscription remains active.
4. No long-term commitment, and no further payments are charged once cancellation is processed.

This process applies regardless of how long you and your partner have been in couples therapy, so there's no penalty for ending sessions when you're ready.

No, for most couples, therapy is a way to strengthen a relationship, not end one. Deciding to see a couple therapist online is a proactive step toward a healthier, more satisfying relationship, not a sign of failure. Sessions can help solve a current problem, prevent smaller issues from growing into bigger ones, or simply serve as a check-in during a period of transition or stress, even for couples who are generally doing well. A therapist's role is to share practical tools, stay neutral, and create a safe space for honest conversation, similar to how someone might see a personal trainer while already in good shape, couples counseling works just as well for maintenance as it does for repair.