Yes. Our 8-hour premarital counseling program fulfills the educational requirements for participation in the Twogether in Texas program. Couples who successfully complete the program will receive a Certificate of Completion that may be presented when applying for a marriage license in Texas. Eligible couples may qualify for a reduced marriage license fee and waiver of the 72-hour waiting period.

Please note that the course must be completed no more than one year prior to applying for a marriage license to be eligible for the Twogether in Texas program.

Unfortunately, no. Premarital counseling is offered on a private-pay basis only and cannot be billed through insurance.

Most insurance plans require a mental health diagnosis to cover counseling services. Because premarital counseling is considered a preventive or relationship-enrichment service rather than treatment for a diagnosed mental health condition, it is generally not eligible for insurance reimbursement.

Premarital counseling is a proactive form of relationship counseling designed to help couples prepare for marriage. While couples counseling often focuses on addressing ongoing relationship distress or specific concerns, premarital counseling focuses on strengthening existing strengths, improving communication, exploring expectations for marriage, and developing skills that support a healthy long-term partnership.

No. Premarital counseling is designed for couples who want to strengthen their relationship before marriage, regardless of whether they are experiencing significant concerns. Many couples participate to improve communication, deepen connection, clarify expectations, and develop practical skills that support a healthy and resilient marriage.

The Gottman Method is an evidence-based approach to relationship counseling developed from decades of research on healthy and successful relationships. Our program incorporates Gottman-inspired concepts and practical exercises to help couples develop skills that support long-term relationship success.

Yes. All sessions are conducted live and virtually through a secure telehealth platform, allowing couples throughout Texas to participate from the comfort of their home. Virtual sessions provide the same structured curriculum, interactive exercises, and personalized guidance as in-person services.

The program fee includes eight clinician-led premarital counseling sessions, personalized guidance from Gottman-trained therapists, as well as comprehensive take-home material and relationship tools. Couples who attend all eight session will receive a Certificate of Completion. Couples who choose the discounted package option receive a reduced rate compared to paying for individual sessions.