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Something isn’t working - in your marriage, relationship, or inside you.

You know something needs to change. But maybe you're thinking:

"Therapy is too expensive" - See costs upfront. No surprises.
"I don't have time" - Book online in minutes from home.
"My partner won't go" - Individual therapy creates change too.
"It didn't work before" - Find the right therapist this time.
"Talking to a stranger feels awkward" - Read profiles first. Choose who feels right.
"I should fix this myself" - Getting support is the smartest move.

Whatever's holding you back, we make it easier: see costs, check availability, and book online, all from home.

Millions Trust Marriage.com for Finding Help

Not all therapy works for every situation. Find someone who understands yours

Some people stop therapy because it didn’t feel helpful or meaningful. The key isn’t “more therapy” - it’s finding someone who understands your exact situation.

Therapists experienced in relationships and family challenges
Help for long-standing conflict, trust issues, or emotional distance
Support without pressure to "fix" everything immediately

“I kept telling myself my problems weren’t serious enough. Therapy showed me I didn’t need a crisis to ask for help.”

“I was worried therapy would feel judgmental. Instead, it felt like a calm, honest conversation.”

“We thought therapy meant our relationship was failing. It actually helped us understand each other without blame.”

“I wasn’t sure online therapy would feel personal. Talking from my own space made it easier to open up.”

“Opening up felt exhausting at first. Going at my own pace made therapy feel manageable and relieving.”

You Can Start Even If Your Partner Doesn’t

You can still get help - even if you’re the only one showing up

Many people stay stuck for years because their partner won’t go, says nothing’s wrong, or makes them feel like they’re the problem. Waiting doesn’t make things clearer - it usually makes them heavier. Individual therapy can help you:

Understand what’s really happening
Set boundaries without guilt
Decide whether to repair, pause, or move on
Stop carrying the emotional weight alone
Feel clearer and less stuck

Find a Therapist Based on What You’re Facing

Start with the issue - we’ll help you find someone who works with it every day

People commonly search for help with:

Marriage & relationship conflict
Emotional disconnection or “roommate marriages”
Infidelity and rebuilding trust
Anxiety, depression, and burnout
Trauma, grief, or long-term resentment
Divorce, separation, or hard decisions

You choose based on experience, not guesswork.

Finding Help Doesn't Have to Feel Hard

Step 1: Search by your situation

Filter by issue, location, and session type (online or in person)
Step 2: Check experience & pricing

See experience, approach, pricing, photos, and intro videos
Step 3: Start when ready

Book a session or send a message. You’re in control the whole time

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Common Questions People Have

Is therapy expensive?

Therapists set their rates, and many accept insurance or offer flexible options. We eliminate cost surprises by showing rates upfront so you can focus on finding the right fit.

How do I know they’re legit?

All therapists listed at Marriage.com are professionals with verified credentials.

What if it doesn’t work?

Finding the right fit matters. That’s why you can evaluate therapists before committing - and switch if needed.

I’m not even sure what I want.

That’s okay. Therapy can help you figure that out too.