A watercolor-style illustration of a couple engaged in therapy with a psychodynamic therapist. The therapist sits in a warm, inviting office, attentively listening while the couple engages in deep conversation. The scene features soft lighting, muted blues, and earth tones, creating a serene atmosphere that reflects the depth and emotional nuance of relational therapy. The setting highlights long-term, in-depth couples therapy, emphasizing personal growth and emotional connection.

Is Marriage Therapy Covered by Insurance? A Psychoanalytic Exploration of Barriers and Possibilities

March 06, 2025 - by Brian Sedgeley - in Couples, insurance, psychology

Marriage, as Freud might suggest, is a theater where unconscious scripts from childhood replay—a dance of projection, transference, and unresolved desires. For couples entangled in these dynamics, marriage therapy can be a lifeline. Yet, a practical question often overshadows the emotional stakes: Is marriage therapy covered by insurance? The answer, like the psyche itself, is

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Watercolor-style illustration of a couple in a therapy session. They sit together on a couch, facing a therapist who listens attentively with a warm expression. The setting is a cozy office with soft lighting, bookshelves, and a potted plant, creating a calm and supportive atmosphere.

Couple Therapy

February 05, 2025 - by Ryan LaPlant, AMFT and Brian Sedgeley - in psychology, Couples, Health

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Humans are, by our very nature, wired for connection, a fact most obvious in our closest relationships. English psychoanalyst and pediatrician Donald W. Winnicott (1975) once (in)famously quipped “there is no such thing as a baby…If you show me a baby you certainly show me also someone caring for the baby.” This is, of course,

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Is Marriage Therapy Covered by Insurance? A Psychoanalytic Exploration of Barriers and Possibilities

Couple Therapy

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