Couples & Marriage Counseling

Because every relationship deserves care, connection, and support.

Relationships are one of the most meaningful parts of our lives. They bring us love, comfort, companionship, and a sense of belonging. But even the strongest relationships can experience seasons of disconnection, uncertainty, or struggle.

At Resiliency Center, we believe that asking for support in your relationship is an act of love, not a sign of failure.

Whether you're hoping to communicate more openly, rebuild trust, navigate life's changes, or simply find your way back to one another, couples and marriage counseling offers a safe, welcoming space to reconnect, grow, and strengthen your relationship.

You don't have to wait until things feel broken to invest in something so important.

Understanding Couples Counseling & Insurance

We know how much families invest in their health insurance, and we understand how frustrating it can be to discover that certain services may not be covered.

One of the most common questions we receive is whether couples or marriage counseling can be billed through insurance.

The answer depends on the purpose of the counseling and the services being provided.

Couples & Marriage Counseling: Focusing on Your Relationship

Couples and marriage counseling focuses on the relationship itself. Together with your therapist, you may explore communication patterns, emotional connection, conflict, trust, intimacy, parenting differences, or the many transitions that come with sharing a life together.

The goal is to nurture and strengthen your relationship, rather than treat an individual mental health diagnosis.

Because most health insurance plans are designed to cover treatment for a diagnosed mental health condition, relationship-focused counseling is generally not a covered benefit.

For this reason, Resiliency Center offers couples and marriage counseling as a self-pay service.

Family Therapy: When Insurance May Help

Sometimes, involving a spouse, partner, or family member is an important part of someone's mental health treatment.

For example, a partner may participate in therapy to better understand and support a loved one who is navigating anxiety, depression, PTSD, or another mental health condition.

When sessions are focused on treating an identified patient's mental health condition, and family involvement is clinically appropriate and medically necessary, family therapy may qualify for insurance coverage.

The important distinction is the purpose of treatment: supporting an individual's mental health needs versus working primarily on the relationship itself.

Coverage is always dependent on your specific insurance plan, clinical circumstances, and applicable insurance requirements.

Why We Believe Relationship Counseling Matters

We believe that healthy relationships are a foundation for healthy families and thriving communities.

The connection we share with our partners can influence how we feel about ourselves, how we parent, how we navigate challenges, and how we experience the world around us.

When relationships are struggling, the emotional impact can be significant. And when relationships are nurtured, the benefits can extend far beyond the two people sitting in the counseling room.

We wish insurance coverage more consistently reflected the importance of preventative relationship care. We believe that helping couples strengthen their connection before challenges become overwhelming is just as worthy of attention as addressing concerns after they arise.

While we cannot change insurance coverage policies, we can continue to advocate for the importance of healthy relationships and make these services available to the individuals and families we serve.

Our Commitment to Honest, Ethical Care

At Resiliency Center, we want you to feel confident that your care is being provided with integrity, transparency, and your best interests at heart.

We carefully distinguish between relationship-focused counseling and medically necessary mental health treatment. We will never assign an unsupported diagnosis or misrepresent the purpose of a session simply to obtain insurance reimbursement.

We also recognize that relationships and individual mental health are deeply connected. When there is a legitimate clinical need for family involvement in an individual's treatment, we are happy to explore whether insurance benefits may apply.

Our commitment is to provide thoughtful, ethical care while helping you understand your options before beginning services.

Investing in Your Relationship

Sometimes the most meaningful investment we can make is in the people we share our lives with.

Whether you're working through a difficult season or simply hoping to grow closer, you deserve a space where both partners feel heard, respected, and supported.

Couples & Marriage Counseling: $140 per 60-minute session, $175.00 per 90- minute session.

Our team would be happy to help you explore whether couples counseling is the right fit for your relationship.

Rooted in compassion and connection.