Match with your expert therapist

Do regular sessions with your expert therapist, together or on your own. Flexible scheduling, and change therapists any time for free.
Private video sessions, together or on your own, whether you are in a rough patch or want to grow.
Who are you here for?
Start on your own and add your partner later if you both want to.

Sessions together, on your own, or both.

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Do regular sessions with your expert therapist, together or on your own. Flexible scheduling, and change therapists any time for free.

Short exercises and content your therapist picks for you, so the time between sessions moves you forward too.

Uncover the patterns holding you back and build the specific skills you need to fix them. We stay with you the whole way, keeping you motivated with ongoing support.
| United Couples Therapy | In-office therapy | |
|---|---|---|
| Personalized therapist match | Yes | No |
| Video sessions with a licensed therapist | Yes | Yes |
| Message your therapist between sessions | Yes | No |
| Exercises between sessions | Yes | No |
| Cancel anytime | Yes | No |
| Cost | $90 a week | $150 to $300 a session |
| Trial price | $25 for the first week, then $90 a week | None |
In a randomized trial, couples who met by video improved as much as couples who met in person. See the research.
Weekly sessions with a therapist who specializes in relationships, plus short exercises to work through between them. All online, scheduled around your week, and you can come together or on your own.
One live session with your therapist, then one piece of practice they picked for you to try in real life. Ten minutes, not an evening.
Yes, and plenty of people do. Working on the relationship by yourself still changes what happens in it, and if your partner joins later you move to sessions together without starting over.
Therapy. Every clinician is licensed by a state board, keeps clinical records and issues superbills. We cannot prescribe medication or fulfill court orders, and we are not built for active crisis.
A matching specialist reviews your answers and your state, then matches you with a therapist who fits what you want to change, from clinicians they know personally. If the fit turns out wrong they will move you at no cost.
Your therapist tells you after the first one, so you are not signing up for something open-ended. Most people meet weekly for a few months, then taper off or stop once the pattern has shifted.