Feeling better starts easier at Grow Therapy
Use your insurance to get support that fits your life
No subscriptions or surprise fees. We handle the paperwork with your insurance, so you can focus on feeling better.
Why consider couples counseling therapy at Grow?
Therapy that fits two calendars
Go deep or just check in
Support both of you can align on
Belinda Valdivia, LCSW
My biggest strength is being genuine and empathetic in therapy in order for you to feel safe to share.
Stacy Thiry, LMHC
We are all wired for connection and it is through relationships that we can experience transformative healing.
Joshua Goldman, LCSW
I offer this to you: empathy, compassion, and guidance, with laughs and smiles along the way. Please join me in a safe and respectful space.
Jessica Grace, LMFT
My approach is warm and interactive. I believe in treating others with dignity, respect, and compassion.
Evan Dunn, LCSW
I am well suited to work with individuals who are creative, artistic, or who may even feel too blocked to label themselves as such.
Hany Urdaneta, LMHC
My biggest strengths are listening, not judging, being neutral and thinking outside of the box.
Let’s take the
first step, together
Starting therapy can feel like a big step, but with Grow, we’re here to make it feel easier, more personal, and built around what works for you.
Tell us what you need
We’ll walk you through your goals, preferences, and insurance, so you know exactly what to expect.
Choose your therapist
Filter by specialty, identity, availability, and care approach. Find someone who truly fits you.
Book and begin
Book instantly online. Most clients start in 2 days and pay on average $21/session or less with insurance.
Get care that fits your life
Care that starts in 2 days, not months
Your first appointment is just a few clicks away. Book online in 10 minutes and be seen in 2 days or less. No waitlists, no long intake calls, just care when you need it, on your schedule.
Therapy and medication support, all in one place
Whether it's therapy, medication, or both—Grow makes it easy to get the care you need, all in one place. No switching platforms. No repeating your story. Just connected care that makes feeling better a little easier.
Therapy on your time. Nights, weekends, virtual or in-person
Choose virtual or in-person sessions, even nights and weekends. No limited hours or fixed schedules. Just care that fits your real life.
Stress-free billing, see what you’ll pay before you book
We handle the billing and insurance, from claims to verification, so you don’t have to. We work with 80+ plans, including Medicaid, to show you your estimated cost upfront, with or without insurance because clarity of costs = clarity of mind.
Thousands of providers, find one that’s right for you
Grow’s vast care network of licensed providers helps you filter by experience, identity, and availability. With detailed bios and flexible options to switch, you’re in control of your care from day one.
Where real results take root
Still unsure?
Let's clear it up
What is Grow Therapy?
Grow Therapy connects clients, therapists, and insurance companies to make mental healthcare simple to access.
Does couples counseling really work?
According to the Gottman Institute, the average couple waits for six years before seeking the help of a counselor, even when their relationship is not working properly. Ideally, you should seek expert intervention through couples counseling or marital therapy as soon as possible if your relationship is facing significant challenges.
What is the cost of couples therapy?
Couples therapy is an investment that can bring immense value and benefit to your relationship and life. People who use their insurance save an average of 78% on the cost of therapy. The price of therapy fluctuates in different states and will vary depending on your plan. You can get a cost estimate to see how much therapy costs before you schedule.
What kind of issues can we work out in couples therapy?
You can discuss anything that’s causing problems in your relationship. Some common issues to discuss in therapy include arguments, not being able to expose thoughts and ideas without argument, differences in opinions of family values, such as raising the children or finances. However, even couples who aren’t having specific challenges can benefit from working with a therapist.