Couples Therapy Intensives

Emotionally Focused Therapy · One or Two Days

Focused couples therapy in a condensed format for when weekly sessions feel too slow or too hard to schedule. Intensives offer one or two full days to work through conflict, rebuild connection, or prepare for marriage with dedicated time and support.

Quick Facts

• 1–2 days

• 6 hours per day (5 clinical hours + 1-hour lunch break)

• $1,500 for one day

• $2,900 for two days

• Weekend or weekday scheduling available

• One couple, one therapist

• Based on Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

Who It’s For

Premarital Couples	A good fit when you want to build communication tools and address important topics before the wedding.
Couples Recovering from Betrayal	Helpful when trust has been broken and you want a more supported, concentrated space to begin repair.
Couples at a Crossroads	For partners trying to decide whether to stay together, separate, or better understand what comes next.
Busy Couples	When work, parenting, or scheduling makes ongoing weekly therapy difficult, an intensive can create momentum quickly.

How It Works

9:00–12:00	Morning session
12:00–1:00	Lunch break
1:00–4:00	Afternoon session

You’ll work with one therapist for the full intensive. Some couples benefit from one day; others, especially those in crisis, may benefit from two.

Approach

Identifying Negative Cycles	Recognizing the patterns that keep couples stuck in conflict.
Understanding Emotions & Needs	Exploring the deeper feelings and attachment needs beneath reactions and behaviors.
Practicing New Responses	Learning healthier ways of reaching for and responding to one another.

Fees

One-Day Intensive	$1,500 6 hours total · 5 clinical hours
Two-Day Intensive	$2,900 12 hours total · 10 clinical hours

Private pay only. A superbill is available for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

What to Know

Helpful details about how intensives work & what to expect.

Can we do one day instead of two?

Yes. One day is often a good fit for premarital work or a focused reset. Two days may be better for betrayal recovery or discernment work.

Does it have to be on a weekend?

No. Weekday intensives may also be available.

Will this replace weekly therapy?

Sometimes. For some couples, an intensive is enough. Others may want follow-up sessions afterward.

What if we’re unsure whether we want to stay together?

That can still be a good reason to book. Intensives can help create clarity.

Does insurance cover this?

Intensives are private pay and out-of-network. You can request a superbill for reimbursement if your plan allows.

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