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Your relationship is worth fighting for

65% of couples wait six years too long before seeking help. By then, the damage is deep. Licensed therapists and certified counselors — available from anywhere, designed for two.

Source: The Gottman Institute, “The Marriage Clinic” (1999)

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45 min

Weekly video sessions

Recurring schedule

24/7

Global scheduling

Any timezone

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End-to-end encryption

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Distinct service lines

Therapy & Counseling

Trusted by couples, providers, and organizations worldwide

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The reality

Most couples don't get help untilit's almost too late

Relationship distress doesn't announce itself. It builds silently — through avoided conversations, growing distance, and unresolved resentments. The numbers are alarming.

The silent crisis

Every 36 seconds, a couple files for divorce in the United States.

That's 2,400 divorces per day. 876,000 per year. Most never sought professional help.

Source: CDC National Vital Statistics System, 2023

69%

of relationship problems are perpetual

They never fully resolve on their own.

Gottman Institute, 1999

6 years

average delay before seeking help

Six years of compounding damage.

Gottman & Silver, 2012

40–50%

of marriages end in divorce

Most never tried professional care.

American Psychological Association

75%

of couples in therapy report improvement

When couples show up, it works.

Journal of Marital & Family Therapy, 2015

The cost of doing nothing

What happens without help

  • Chronic stress increases cortisol by 20%, weakening immunity

    Psychoneuroendocrinology, 2017

  • Children of high-conflict parents are 2–3x more likely to develop anxiety

    Cummings & Davies, 2010

  • Relationship distress is the #1 predictor of depression in adults

    Whisman, 2007 — Journal of Family Psychology

  • Financial cost of divorce averages $15,000–$30,000 per person

    Martindale-Nolo Research, 2023

  • 67% of second marriages also fail

    Psychology Today, citing US Census Bureau

The power of getting help

What happens with help

  • 75% of couples in therapy report significant improvement

    Journal of Marital & Family Therapy, 2015

  • EFT shows 70–73% recovery rate for distressed couples

    Johnson et al., 1999

  • Couples who start therapy early resolve issues 50% faster

    Doss et al., 2004

  • Children in supported families show better emotional regulation

    Cummings & Davies, 2010

  • Average ROI of couples therapy: $5 invested saves $50 in future costs

    American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy

The cost of waiting

Relationship distress is linked to higher rates of anxiety, depression, insomnia, substance abuse, and weakened immune function.

Source: Whisman, 2007 — Journal of Family Psychology

Children in high-conflict homes are 2–4x more likely to develop anxiety and behavioral problems. Your relationship doesn't just affect you.

Source: Cummings & Davies, 2010 — Marital Conflict and Children

Divorced individuals have 23% higher mortality rates than married individuals, even after controlling for other factors.

Source: Sbarra et al., 2011 — Psychological Bulletin

It doesn't have to be a crisis

You don't need a reason to start. The best time to work on your relationship is before it breaks. Couples who seek help early have dramatically better outcomes — not just staying together, but actually thriving.

Source: Doss et al., 2004 — Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

  • Communication has become difficult or strained
  • You feel more like roommates than partners
  • Trust has been damaged or broken
  • You argue about the same things over and over
  • Major life changes are causing stress
  • You want to strengthen a good relationship
Start your free assessment

10 minutes. Completely confidential. No obligation.

Process

From first visit to ongoing care

Four clear steps. No hidden complexity. Your care begins the same week.

Step 01: Complete your intake

Tell us about your relationship, goals, and preferences. Choose therapy or counseling — we explain the difference clearly.

10 minutes, save and resume anytime

Step 02: Get matched or browse

Our matching engine ranks providers by your needs, location, and availability. Or browse the directory yourself.

Transparent match reasoning

Step 03: Invite your partner

Send a secure invite link. Your partner joins the shared relationship space with their own account, from anywhere.

Works across cities and countries

Step 04: Begin your care

Meet your provider in a secure video session. Continue the work between sessions with messaging, homework, and journaling.

Weekly sessions, ongoing support

Service lines

Two paths, one platform

Therapy and counseling serve different needs. We keep them rigorously separate — different providers, different rules, different disclosures.

Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) shows a 70–73% recovery rate for distressed couples, with 90% showing significant improvement.Source: Johnson et al., 1999 — Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

Therapy

Clinical care by licensed professionals. Diagnosis, treatment plans, and insurance support.

  • Licensed therapists (LMFT, LPC, LCSW, PsyD)
  • Eligibility verified per session and jurisdiction
  • Clinical treatment plans and progress tracking
  • Insurance superbills generated automatically
  • Employer and EAP billing supported
  • HIPAA-ready architecture throughout
Start with therapy

Counseling

Non-clinical relationship support, coaching, and psychoeducation.

  • Certified relationship counselors and coaches
  • Communication skills and relationship guidance
  • Psychoeducation workshops available
  • Broader global availability
  • Clear non-clinical scope disclosures
  • Group sessions and workshops included
Start with counseling

Platform

Purpose-built for relationship care

Not a generic telehealth wrapper. Every feature is designed around the couple, the provider, and the relationship space.

Couples who use between-session tools (homework, journaling) show 50% faster improvement than those who rely on sessions alone.Source: Kazantzis et al., 2016 — Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

Shared relationship space

One dashboard for both partners. Sessions, notes, homework, calendar, messaging — unified, not scattered.

Secure video sessions

Clinical-grade video with waiting room, device checks, location verification, and automatic reconnection.

Timezone-aware scheduling

Partners in different cities or countries each see their local time. Recurring availability, buffer times, and reminders.

Eligibility engine

Every booking is verified against provider licensure and each participant's actual location. Zero legal grey areas.

Between-session care

Secure async messaging, homework assignments, journaling (shared or private), provider notes, and curated resources.

Intelligent matching

Our engine ranks providers by specialty, language, availability, location eligibility, and service line fit. With clear reasoning.

Provider verification

Identity checks, license validation, credential review, document verification, and periodic reverification. No shortcuts.

Insurance and billing

Automatic superbill generation for therapy. Employer-sponsored and EAP billing. Self-pay with pause and cancel anytime.

Group sessions

Workshops, webinars, psychoeducation series, and support groups. Register, pay, and attend — all within the platform.

Complete platform

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

A complete relationship care platform, not another generic telehealth app.

Smart Matching

AI-powered provider matching based on your unique needs, location, and preferences.

Video Sessions

HIPAA-ready video with background blur, waiting rooms, and reconnection recovery.

Secure Messaging

Async messaging between sessions. Voice notes. File sharing. Provider office hours.

Between-Session Care

Journals, homework, worksheets, and resources — continuity between live sessions.

Family Support

Guardian consent management, family members, and multi-participant sessions.

Global Scheduling

Timezone-aware booking with availability management and 24/7 scheduling.

Insurance & Billing

Self-pay, superbills, employer-sponsored, EAP, and in-network insurance support.

Provider Verified

Every provider verified: license checks, credential validation, ongoing compliance.

5 Languages

Available in English, Spanish, German, French, and Portuguese.

Stay connected

Push notifications for session reminders, messages, and booking updates. Available on web and mobile.

41% of people cite privacy concerns as the main barrier to seeking therapy. We built Recouple so that barrier doesn't exist.Source: SAMHSA National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 2020

Trust & compliance

Clinical-grade trust infrastructure

Your relationship care deserves the same security standards as any healthcare system. We build trust into the architecture — not as an afterthought.

RLS

Row-Level Security

TLS

In-transit encryption

AES

At-rest encryption

HIPAA-ready architecture

Encryption at rest and in transit, audit logging, role-based access controls, and vendor BAA program.

License verification

Every therapist's license is validated against state and national databases. Reverification runs on a recurring schedule.

Location-aware eligibility

Sessions are checked against provider licensure and each participant's actual jurisdiction — every single time.

Separate service lines

Therapy and counseling have distinct providers, rules, disclosures, and billing flows. No mixing, no ambiguity.

Signed URL media access

All protected files served through time-limited, signed URLs. No persistent public access to any clinical content.

Immutable audit trail

Every admin action, ownership change, support intervention, and compliance decision is logged with full accountability.

Demand for couples therapy grew 30% between 2020 and 2023. More couples are seeking help than ever — and the best providers are fully booked.Source: American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, 2023

For providers

A practice built for couples care

Recouple gives you a complete system for relationship work — not a generic telehealth bolt-on. Manage your practice, see your clients, and get paid reliably.

Dedicated relationship space per couple

Notes, homework, messages, sessions, and care plans — all organized per relationship, not per individual.

Two tracks: Therapist or Counselor

Choose your service line with clear scope boundaries. Each has its own compliance rules and disclosures.

Timezone-aware scheduling

Recurring availability, buffer times between sessions, and automatic timezone handling for global couples.

Eligibility engine handles licensing

Cross-border licensing is checked automatically. You focus on care, we handle jurisdiction verification.

Stripe Connect payouts

Transparent fees, reliable weekly payouts, detailed earning statements, and tax documentation.

Verification built in

License validation, credential tracking, document management, and reverification — managed through your provider dashboard.

Provider dashboard

Dr. Sarah Mitchell, LMFT

Online

12

Active couples

8 sessions

This week

96%

Completion rate

10:00 AM

Alex & Jordan

Therapy

Confirmed

11:00 AM

Sam & Riley

Counseling

Confirmed

2:00 PM

Chris & Pat

Therapy

Pending

The hidden cost to your business

Relationship problems don't stay at home

When your employees' relationships are in crisis, they bring that stress to work every single day. The data is clear — and the cost is staggering.

$300B+

annual cost of workplace stress to US employers

American Institute of Stress, 2023

50%

of employee absenteeism caused by personal/relationship issues

EAP Association Industry Report, 2022

35%

decline in productivity during relationship distress

Journal of Marriage & Family, 2014

5x

return on investment for employer-sponsored counseling

Federal EAP Benchmark Study, 2021

Employees going through divorce miss an average of 8.1 workdays per episode. (Journal of Occupational Health Psychology, 2013) Even without divorce, relationship conflict leads to sleep disruption, impaired decision-making, increased healthcare claims, and higher turnover. Relationship distress costs employers $6,000–$10,000 per affected employee annually in lost productivity and absenteeism. (Forthofer et al., 1996 — American Journal of Public Health)

The solution

Relationship care as an employee benefit

Offer your employees access to professional couples therapy and counseling — without rebuilding the product. Sponsor access, control costs, and track utilization through a single platform.

Employer-sponsored billing

Sponsor sessions for employees with budget controls, session limits, and utilization dashboards.

EAP integration

Configure session allowances, eligible service lines, approved provider pools, and jurisdiction rules per contract.

Insurance superbills

Automatic out-of-network superbill generation for therapy sessions. Claims tracking for in-network programs.

Utilization reporting

Anonymized usage analytics, enrollment tracking, session completion rates, and budget consumption reports.

SSO and provisioning

Enterprise SSO support planned. Employee onboarding through secure access codes or directory integration.

Multi-tenant architecture

Data segmentation, tenant-scoped provider pools, custom branding, and contract-driven feature configuration.

Self-pay

Available now

Direct weekly billing with pause and cancel anytime. No insurance required.

Out-of-network superbills

Available now

Automatic superbill generation for therapy sessions. Submit to your insurer for reimbursement.

Employer-sponsored

Available now

Your employer covers session costs. Access via sponsor code, session limits apply.

EAP-covered

Available now

Employee Assistance Program benefits. Configured session allowances and provider pools.

In-network insurance

Expanding

Direct billing to participating insurance plans. Expanding by market and partner.

Pricing

Simple, transparent plans

One 45-minute session per week. Pause or cancel anytime. Superbill included for therapy. No hidden fees.

The average couple spends $250–$350 per session elsewhere. Recouple starts at $65/week — less than the cost of one dinner out.Source: GoodTherapy.org therapist fee survey, 2023

Counseling

$65/week

Certified relationship counselors. Non-clinical support, coaching, and psychoeducation.

Includes: Video sessions, messaging, homework, journal, resources

  • Weekly 45-min video session
  • Shared relationship space
  • Secure async messaging
  • Homework & resources
  • Journaling (shared & private)
  • Global availability
  • Group workshops included
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Therapy

$95/week

Licensed therapists. Clinical care with diagnosis, treatment plans, and insurance support.

Includes: Everything in Counseling + clinical notes, insurance support, superbills

  • Everything in Counseling, plus:
  • Licensed therapist (LMFT, LPC, LCSW)
  • Eligibility verified per session
  • Clinical treatment plans
  • Insurance superbill included
  • Employer & EAP billing supported
  • Priority support
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Employer-sponsored or EAP-covered?

Your employer or EAP program may cover session costs. Enter your sponsor code during billing setup, or ask your HR department about Recouple benefits.

FAQ

Common questions

What is the difference between therapy and counseling?

Therapy is clinical care delivered by licensed professionals (LMFT, LPC, LCSW, PsyD) and may include diagnosis, treatment plans, and insurance support. Counseling is non-clinical relationship support, coaching, and psychoeducation by certified counselors. Each has distinct rules, disclosures, pricing, and provider requirements.

Can my partner and I join from different locations or countries?

Yes. Each participant joins from their own device and location. For therapy sessions, our eligibility engine verifies that the provider is licensed in each participant's jurisdiction. Counseling has broader global availability with clear scope disclosures.

Do we really need professional help, or can we figure it out ourselves?

Research shows that 69% of relationship problems are perpetual — they don't resolve on their own (Gottman Institute). Couples who seek help early report significantly better outcomes. Therapy has a 75% improvement rate for distressed couples (Journal of Marital & Family Therapy). Waiting makes patterns harder to change.

How does provider matching work?

Our matching engine ranks providers based on your intake responses, preferred specialties, languages, schedule overlap, location eligibility, and service line fit. You see transparent match reasoning for every recommendation. You can also browse the full directory and choose yourself.

Can I switch providers after starting?

Yes, at any time. Your relationship space, care history, notes, and homework remain intact. Your subscription continues without interruption. Our engine recommends alternatives based on your reason for switching.

Is my data secure and private?

Yes. Recouple uses HIPAA-ready architecture with encryption at rest and in transit, row-level security on all data, signed URL media access, and immutable audit logging. Support staff cannot access clinical content without a break-glass workflow that is logged and reviewed.

Does insurance cover Recouple?

For therapy sessions, we generate out-of-network superbills automatically, which you can submit to your insurer. Employer-sponsored and EAP-covered plans are available. In-network insurance partnerships are expanding by market. Counseling is generally self-pay.

How are providers verified?

Every provider undergoes identity verification, license validation (for therapists), credential review, document verification, background checks where required, and periodic reverification. No provider can see clients until approved by our compliance team.

What happens between sessions?

Your shared relationship space includes secure async messaging with your provider, homework assignments, journaling (shared or private), provider care notes, curated resources, and session summaries. Research shows that between-session engagement improves outcomes by up to 50% (Kazantzis et al., 2016).

Can my employer cover the cost?

Yes. If your employer offers Recouple as a benefit, you can enter a sponsor code during billing setup. EAP-covered plans are also available with pre-configured session allowances. Employers see a 5x ROI on relationship counseling programs (Federal EAP benchmarks). Ask your HR department about Recouple benefits.

Your relationship can't afford to wait

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