Can I go to therapy with my partner?

1 minute Mental Health Match Written by Mental Health Match Published 01/17/20

Yes! Therapy can benefit you individually and as a couple. You can go to your own individual therapist and then also go to a couples therapist — usually they’re called marriage and family therapists. 

Mental Health Match can connect you with therapists who specialize in your specific couples’ needs.

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If you’re facing infidelity, intimacy issues, communication problems, or just want to learn how to be a better partner, a mental health therapist can provide you both with guidance and support.

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