When you keep having the same fight
Maybe you are talking past each other. Maybe small disagreements turn into the same argument you have had a hundred times. Maybe trust took a hit, or you have just drifted into roommates who share a calendar. Whatever brought you here, you are not the only couple who has felt stuck like this, and it does not have to stay this way.
Couples therapy can be a turning point. Instead of avoiding the hard stuff, you get a space to work through it, with someone trained to help you both feel heard.
How we help
At Modern Therapy Group, you work with a licensed therapist who specializes in relationships. Rather than sidestepping issues, your therapist helps you explore the real challenges underneath the surface and use them as stepping stones back to connection.
You will learn to communicate without it turning into a fight, rebuild trust where it has been broken, and understand the patterns you both fall into. Our clinicians use evidence-based approaches and adapt them to your relationship. This is therapy, modernized: practical and honest, not endless blame.
Learn more on our full couples therapy page.
What to expect
Getting started is simple:
- Tell us what is going on. A short intake helps us understand your relationship and what you both want to work on.
- Get matched fast. Most couples are paired with a therapist within about a day.
- Meet your way. See your therapist together over secure video or in person in NYC or Miami. We serve clients across 7 states.
- Start the work. Your therapist gives you both tools you can use the moment you leave the session.
Care you can actually afford
Cost should not keep you from working on your relationship. We are in-network with major insurers including UnitedHealthcare, Optum, Cigna, Aetna, Anthem, Horizon, Oscar, UMR, Florida Blue, and Medicare. Most clients pay $0 to $40 per session.
Coverage for couples work depends on your plan, so we verify your benefits before your first appointment and tell you your exact cost. Check your coverage in a couple of minutes, or read the details on our insurance and fees page.
The best time to start is now
Most couples wait far too long before reaching out, often until things feel close to a breaking point. You do not have to wait for a crisis to get support. Whether you are rebuilding after something hard or just want to feel like a team again, the right therapist can help.
Find your therapist and take the first step together.