Relationship Therapy
At Hearth, we understand the significance of nurturing and sustaining healthy relationships. While relationships can be a source of support and healing, they also demand continual care and attention. Many individuals and couples turn to us for relationship therapy, seeking assistance with various challenges that may be causing stress and strain in their relationships.
Whether you're facing recent conflicts or dealing with long-standing issues, our team is dedicated to supporting you through your journey toward relationship improvement and increased satisfaction. We consider it a privilege to assist you in addressing the complexities and dynamics within your relationship.
We recognize that relationships undergo different phases, and sometimes, partners find themselves contemplating separation. If you and your partner(s) are encountering any of the following difficulties, we encourage you to reach out for support:
Clients seek services to work on some of the following challenges in their relationship; communication breakdown, infidelity, parenting conflicts, sexual intimacy, impact of infertility and pregnancy or postpartum in their relationship.
No matter the nature or intensity of your relationship struggles, know that Hearth is here to provide a safe and compassionate space for you to explore and navigate your emotions and experiences. Don't hesitate to take the first step towards healing and growth by reaching out to us.
FEELING DISTANT EMOTIONALLY, PHYSICALLY, AND/OR PSYCHOLOGICALLY
Experiencing disconnection and isolation
Not feeling heard, respected, and/or loved in the way you desire
Frequent disagreements, conflict
Sexual/intimacy concerns
Parenting difficulties, stress from trying to conceive, recent pregnancy or other grief/loss
Financial disagreements, differences, stressors, or concerns
Effects from the COVID-19 pandemic
Considering (or impending) separation/divorce/break-up
Please note:
We do not provide any forensic services, meaning we do not appear in court for divorce-, separation-, or custody-related reasons. Relationship intakes are 60-minutes in length, while follow-up sessions are either 60- or 90-minutes.
Insurance coverage for Couples Therapy:
Couples therapy is not typically covered by insurance unless specific criteria are met.
For insurance to cover couples therapy, one individual must have a diagnosable mental health condition (e.g., anxiety, depression, etc.), and the treatment must focus on how this condition impacts the relationship.
Important Note:
The decision to proceed with couples therapy as an out-of-pocket service focuses on your unique relationship goals without the limitations imposed by insurance requirements.
If you have any more questions, please don't hesitate to contact us or talk about your concerns directly with your provider. This policy is designed to align expectations while maintaining clarity and trust.