Find a couples therapist in Austin, TX

Find Couples Therapists in Austin, TX

Find Couples Therapists in Austin, TX

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Top 10 couples therapists in Austin, TX

Clients agree: these Austin couples therapists are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
Energy Rich Living

Energy Rich Living

5.0(4)
11+ years in business
Serves Austin, TX & Online
Belinda E. says, "Fred has a way of getting to the root of an issue in minutes. He is intuitive, caring, nurturing, and a good listener. He has sound advice from years of training and experience. I like that he has a spiritual nature. He offers great options, solutions, ways of thinking that put you back on track with your desires. I highly recommend him for a "mind, body" tune-up." Read more
Studio Ruby Healing Arts

Studio Ruby Healing Arts

5.0(1)
10+ years in business
Serves Austin, TX & Online
Hayley C. says, "Studio Ruby Healing Arts has provided me a healthy outlet to discuss whatever is on my mind! Ruby challenges me to reflect and provides a safe space to do so." Read more
Intentional Life Therapy & Wellness

Intentional Life Therapy & Wellness

New on Thervo
7+ years in business
Serves Austin, TX & Online
My wife and I are both licensed marriage and family therapists. We met in graduate school. We have been married for over 20 years and have 4 children (a couple of them are adults now). We both meet with couples, individuals and families. I also meet with adolescents as I use to be Director of Counseling and Therapeutic programming at a juvenile justice center. I completed my Ph.D. in 2007 and we have had our current clinic in Cedar Park since 2019. I have experience working with individuals (depression, anxiety, ptsd and more). I have experience with premarital and marital counseling. I have experience working with adolescents and chi...
Rachel Gunner, Psychotherapist, Mediator, Coach

Rachel Gunner, Psychotherapist, Mediator, Coach

New on Thervo
1 hire on Thervo
42+ years in business
Serves Austin, TX
Please look at my website at rachelgunner.com to read about my private practice. As you will see I am passionate about helping people make changes in their lives that bring them greater fulfillment, happiness and meaning.
Christian Counseling Works

Christian Counseling Works

5.0(2)
5 hires on Thervo
14+ years in business
Serves Austin, TX & Online
Audrey R. says, "Catherine Teague has a heart for people and a passion for Christ that she capably shares with her clients. She has helped me and many others gain a positive view towards life and has given us the emotional/ mental response tools that we need to survive our heart and mind issues. " Read more
Stress Reduction, Therapy And Life Coaching

Stress Reduction, Therapy And Life Coaching

5.0(1)
21+ years in business
Serves Austin, TX & Online
Erica N. says, "Sheila has a warm, loving presence where I feel peaceful and safe. She’s a great listener and has a gift to perceive things accurately, and advice in accordance to what’s the correct expression towards the hard human experiences we attract sometimes in our life." Read more
Dr. Jim LeFan PhD

Dr. Jim LeFan PhD

New on Thervo
43+ years in business
Serves Austin, TX
www.drjimlefan.com
Dr. Lynda R Tussay, Omniphasic Institute

Dr. Lynda R Tussay, Omniphasic Institute

5.0Exceptional(8)
55 hires on Thervo
27+ years in business
Serves Austin, TX & Online
Karen P. says, "She had experience working with deaf and hard of hearing clients. That was a major breakthrough. " Read more
MPS

MPS

5.0Exceptional(9)
13 hires on Thervo
21+ years in business
Serves Austin, TX & Online
Jalen M. says, "He’s relatable, he has great energy and ask great questions. He always allows me to really just vent and fully get my thought out before giving feedback. He cares about his clients I know he manages lots of clients but he never forgets where we left off in conversation. I have grown so much and my mental state has definitely become more peaceful even during chaotic phases in my life. Stephen always keeps it honest and transparent. He has great positive energy to uplift anyone." Read more
Hitlia

Hitlia

New on Thervo
1 hire on Thervo
5+ years in business
Serves Austin, TX
I have a diploma in massage therapy. I do different types of massage like Swedish, deep tissue, Thai, reflexology. I also do Reiki, homeopathy, acupuncture, natural healing. I am a male massage therapist. Some of the physical benefits of massage and myotherapy include - reduced muscle tension. - improved circulation. - stimulation of the lymphatic system. - reduction of stress hormones. - relaxation. - increased joint mobility and flexibility. - improved skin tone. -improved recovery of soft tissue injuries. Massage once a week or two weeks is good for your health. Swedish, deep tissue massage....

Your Couples Therapy questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thervo.

How much does couples therapy cost?

Couples therapy costs $120 to $250 per session for in-person therapy or $90 to $230 per session for a virtual session. Your location, the therapist's experience, and the number of sessions you're buying also impact the price. Subscription services for online relationship counseling cost $50 to $100 per week.

Since most couples therapy lasts for 12 to 20 sessions, consider buying multiple sessions at once, as many therapists offer a reduced rate on multi-session packages.

Is couples therapy worth it?

Yes, couples therapy is worth it in most cases. Research shows about 75% of couples agree that emotionally focused therapy had a positive impact on their relationship.

To compare, getting a divorce costs $10,000 to $15,000 on average. Besides the high monetary expense, also consider the greater emotional costs of divorce, especially when children are involved.

Is couples therapy covered by insurance?

Most insurance companies do not cover couples therapy unless you or your partner has a medically diagnosed mental illness and the doctor prescribes therapy as part of the treatment.

If you or your partner work for a company that offers employer-sponsored group insurance, some businesses have Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) that often include individual and couples counseling.

How does couples therapy work?

In couples therapy, the therapist first assesses your personalities, needs, and triggers through conversation and often a written questionnaire. After assessing your relationship, the therapist works with you and provides you with tools to practice and improve your communication and conflict resolution skills.

The therapist may assign homework for you and your partner to work on alone or together in between sessions. The therapist may also schedule individual sessions to allow more open communication.

When should you go to couples therapy?

Any couple wanting to improve their relationship and communication could benefit from couples therapy. Emotional distance, infidelity, financial disagreements, lack of sexual intimacy, family challenges, and increased conflicts are all reasons to seek couples therapy.

How do I choose the best couples therapist near me?

When searching for couples therapy near you, be sure to:

  • Ask your primary care physician, trusted friends, or family members for recommendations.
  • Refer to the list of preferred providers if using your company’s Employee Assistance Program coverage.
  • Look for Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFTs) with 2+ years of clinical experience.
  • Confirm their credentials and qualifications.
  • Read their reviews on Thervo, Google, and other online sources.

What questions should I ask when searching for a couples therapist?

Couples therapy is very personal. Consider asking the following question to help you find the best fit for you and your partner:

  • Are you a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)?
  • How long have you been counseling couples?
  • What types of therapy do you specialize in?
  • Have you been successful helping other couples?
  • How long are your sessions?
  • How many sessions should we plan for?
  • What should we expect at our first session?
  • Do you assign homework between sessions?
  • What is your policy for cancellations, late arrivals, and missed appointments?
  • Do you offer a payment plan or sliding scale rates?

Reviews for Austin couples therapists

Recent success stories from people in the Austin area.
Shea M.
I loved the knowledge Dr. Fred was able to share with me as it pertains to his energy work. I felt educated and informed after my first session and felt empowered moving forward in whatever direction that meant for me. It is clear he is truly a student of his work and will continue his research to help those searching for an enriched life.
Energy Rich Living
Allan C.
Cathy is so Real.....She is easy to talk to and understands issues quickly
Christian Counseling Works
Ryan F.
Very personable and wants to help. Makes herself available to her patients if needed. Cannot say anything negative about Lynda. Only all positive things and I'm glad to have her as my doctor and friend!
Dr. Lynda R Tussay, Omniphasic Institute
Roslyn D.
I’ve now connected with Dr. Morris a total of 3 times (average of once weekly). So far I like the feedback responses he offers. I like that I’m able to pour out in the comfort of my own home & receive professional counsel from Dr. Morris. I look forward to great results.
MPS
Shannon L.
I have known Wendy professionally for a number of years now and appreciate her down-to-earth demeanor and clinical knowledge and expertise. I would recommend Wendy to anyone looking for a therapist with clinical skill and relational warmth.
Wendy Copeland, LMFT
Elizabeth R.
Elizabeth T. Successful Realtor ​ After complaining to a colleague about the countless hours I had spent with therapists, counselors, psychologists, group meetings and self-help books over the last two years of my life I was referred to a Life Coach named Rich Prim. I could at this point in my life recognize major issues that were causing me problems, however, I struggled to change them. I knew I was not happy, yet I truly did not know how to be happy. I had lots of people telling me what to do, however, when I even tried to take their advice I was not able to do any of it successfully. I did not believe they understood what my personal struggle and situation was like. How could they possibly understand me, if I did not understand myself and why I was the way I was? I recognized I could change my actions every day and become a robot, but it would never last and my feelings inside did not match those actions. I had read enough to identify my problems but none of the therapists, counselors, psychologists, group meetings or self-help books changed how I felt about my situation or offered any solutions that I would even consider a possibility in my life. That is until I met with Rich Prim. Rich had an approach that was far different than any therapists, counselors or psychologists I had ever met with. In 4 visits with Rich I had come farther in my personal journey, and was able to understand more about myself than I had in all the years with the traditional approaches I used to try to learn how to change my life. I was used to being told what to do -and for me that does not work and would never last even when I really tried. I was able to figure out that even if I truly wanted to change my life for the better, which I did, I cannot just do what I am told. I have to understand, in my own mind, why I should make a change and I have to believe this is right for me. Instead of just telling me what to do, Rich was able to help me uncover, understand and identify why and how my brain works, and direct me to thoughts, habits, beliefs I had no idea were in the way of getting me to my end result…changing. I discovered that I am in essence a lazy human and I created habits and beliefs early on in my life that are so ingrained in me that changing them would be as difficult as convincing my brain that grass is purple, not actually green. Many people might say that it is the “Life Coach” approach that has helped me. I would strongly argue that it was a combination of Life Coach and Rich Prim. It took someone willing to put in the extra effort and actually listen beyond the words I was saying, this person for me was Rich Prim. He did not offer me the answers, but even better, he showed me how to find them for myself, which naturally brought about change in my life. When my perspective changed my actions just naturally changed. I highly recommend Rich Prim to anyone looking for direction or change in their life, even if they don’t know what direction that is...especially if they do not know what direction that is.
www.RichPrimcoaching.com
Tammy S.
I have worked with Dr Z for 12 years. she has helped me reach a point in my life where I can live my life as a mature adult. I have worked through years of self sabotage and loathing. Not understanding or feel like I have any control over my life. She has helped me see and love myself with self compassion and understanding for my humanness and acceptance where I am at.
CZ Mentoring, LLC
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