What It Costs
A couples therapy intensive with us is a significant commitment — of time, energy, and money.
Here’s exactly what you’re looking at.
The Weekend Intensive
A weekend intensive with one of our therapists: $5,500 or $6,500
The fee depends on the therapist. We recommend the therapist who fits you, and you will know the exact fee before you pay anything.
Dr. Kathy McMahon, Founder — $8,500
Oversaw 4000+ couples company-wide. Four decades. The person who built this practice and trained the team.
Our therapists are all couples therapy experts with advanced training in areas such as:
This includes:
• The BIG BIG Book — the most extensive couples assessment available anywhere
• 16 hours of private, focused therapy over 2.5 days — no groups, no strangers
• A customized treatment plan
• Concrete skills to do it better
All prices are per couple. One fee covers you both: the full assessment and the therapy hours. No add-ons, no hidden fees.
Before your intensive
You meet your therapist first, on a short call with both of you, before your intensive is booked. If either of you, or the therapist, decides it isn’t a fit, you owe nothing, and anything already paid is refunded.
If your partner sent you this page: you’ll both meet the therapist before anything is booked, and you both have a say.
Your dates are reserved once payment is received. The full cancellation policy is on your invoice. We hold firm on it because your therapist sets aside an entire weekend for the two of you alone.
Nobody can promise you an outcome, and we don’t. Our reviews include the critical ones. Read those too.
Travel, lodging, and meals are separate. You choose where you stay and what you eat; this is a private clinical intensive, not a resort package. Once you’re matched with your therapist, we’ll help you sort the logistics.
How it compares
Fifty minutes is the typical session and is often not enough time to get anywhere.
A contested divorce costs…well, you know what it costs.
A lot.
Two households, split retirement, lawyers on speed dial.
This costs less, and it asks more of you.
Three days can change a relationship. No time machine required.
You may have noticed the claims elsewhere: an intensive “replaces six months of therapy.” Then a year. The number keeps growing, like a fisherman’s fish.
Years ago, we made a simpler comparison: the hours in an intensive versus the weeks it takes to accumulate them in weekly therapy. That was math. Somewhere along the way, hours became effectiveness.
We measure an intensive by what changes, not by how many months of therapy someone imagines it replaces.
Dr. Kathy McMahon, Founder
No insurance. Here’s why.
We don’t bill insurance because it limits what we can do—session length, number of hours, treatment approach. Our couples deserve better than their allotted 50-minute clock.
Give us a call — Talk to a real person: 844-926-8753