Feel like partners again. Licensed couples therapy, in person or online in Georgia.
Misty, Cynthia, and Rachel can only see clients located in Georgia under their current therapy licenses. If you got here through someone who lives in Georgia, feel free to pass this along to them instead, this Clarity Call is for them.
Therapy & Co. is private pay only. We never submit a claim, which means we can't be reimbursed by your plan and we can't bring the cost down through insurance.
If using your benefits is the priority, the fastest route is your insurer's own directory of in-network marriage and family therapists in Georgia, or filtering by your plan on a therapist directory. Ask specifically whether couples counseling is covered, because many plans exclude it even when they cover individual therapy.
We hope you find the right person.
Budgets and timing change. Leave your details and someone from our office will check in with you later. No pressure, no call unless you ask for one.
No single event caused it. It's the distance left behind by a hundred small moments where you both went quiet instead of going toward each other.
You've talked it out at midnight. Read the books. Maybe sat through a few weekly sessions that felt like slow motion. You're not looking for another slow process. You're looking for the conversation that actually moves something.
Most couples counseling means fifty minutes, once a week, with whoever has an opening. Here, every therapist is trained specifically in couples work, and you choose the pace that fits your life.
Not sure which? That is what the free Clarity Call is for. Your therapist will recommend the one that actually fits your situation, and go through what each one costs, before you decide anything.
Twenty private minutes with an actual licensed therapist, not an intake coordinator reading a script. You describe what is happening, out loud, maybe for the first time to anyone outside the relationship. They tell you honestly whether this can move, which way of working fits, and whether you are better served somewhere else.
Built around your specific pattern, not a generic worksheet. In our Carrollton office or online, whichever suits you.
Keep going weekly, or build a plan around what you actually need rather than a mandatory weekly slot.
Most people assume insurance is simply the cheaper route. For couples work specifically, here is what using it actually involves.
Insurance only pays when one partner is given a mental health diagnosis, and that diagnosis stays on a permanent medical record. Relationship distress is not an illness, and we are not willing to label one of you with one to get a claim paid.
Couples and marriage counseling is usually excluded outright, which is why so many people find out at the billing stage rather than the booking stage.
Insurance reimburses a standard session length, typically under an hour. With two people in the room, most of that goes on catching up. It is the single biggest reason weekly couples therapy stalls.
Because we never submit anything, there is no insurer holding notes about your marriage. For a lot of the couples we see, that privacy is the point.
Private pay is not us charging more for the same thing. It is what lets us run longer sessions, skip the diagnosis, and build the work around your relationship instead of around a billing code.
Twenty private minutes with a licensed therapist who will tell you honestly whether this can move, and which way of working fits you better. In person or online. No cost, no obligation, never billed to insurance.
Misty's calendar is full right now. Cynthia is currently accepting new clients.
Many couples we see have tried counseling before. Two things are different here. Every therapist is trained specifically in couples work, not general counseling. And you get more time, either one longer focused session built around your specific pattern, or weekly sessions that run longer than the usual 50-minute hour.
The Clarity Call is free and nothing is paid on it. We are a private-pay practice and never bill insurance. There is more than one way to work with us, and what it costs depends on which one actually fits your situation, so your therapist goes through the options and the exact cost of each on the call before you decide anything. You will never be surprised by a number after the fact.
Most plans exclude couples and marriage counseling outright. Where a plan does pay, it requires one partner to be given a mental health diagnosis that stays on their permanent medical record, and it caps the session length. We do not think a struggling marriage needs someone labelled with an illness, so we do not file claims at all. Nothing about your relationship ends up in an insurer's file.
One longer session suits couples who want focused momentum and can set aside a single block of time. Weekly suits couples who want a steady rhythm around work and family. If you are not sure, your therapist will recommend one on the Clarity Call. You can also start with a longer session and continue weekly afterward.
Yes. We use discreet parking and stagger appointment times specifically so clients don't cross paths in the waiting area. As a private-pay practice, there's also no insurance claim or diagnosis code on record.
That's common, and it's worth a Clarity Call either way. Sometimes the right first step is an individual session while your partner gets comfortable with the idea.
Yes. Our clinicians are licensed across Georgia and every session can be done securely online. Plenty of the couples we work with have never driven to the office. If you would rather come in person, we are about an hour from Atlanta with private parking.
A few quick questions, about a minute. Then twenty private minutes with a licensed therapist who will tell you straight whether this is fixable. In person in Carrollton or online anywhere in Georgia.