After evaluating more than a dozen online marriage and couples counseling services, I’ve compiled a list of the top six recommendations. Each platform was assessed based on key factors like affordability, insurance coverage, and overall value. Standout options such as Our Ritual and Regain excel in these areas, while every service included offers support for relationship coaching, addressing infidelity, or simply strengthening your bond
Our Picks
- Best Overall - Our Ritual | Read review
- Most Affordable - Regain | Read review
- Best for Insurance - Talkspace for Couples | Read review
- Best for Couples Coaching - Our Relationship | Read review
- Best for Flexible Scheduling - Amwell | Read review
- Best for Divorce Counseling - Couples Therapy Inc. | Read review
Our Picks at a Glance
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All relationship experts are licensed -
Extra features in app -
14-day money-back guarantee
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No free trial -
Cannot select initial therapist
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Financial aid available -
Unlimited therapist messaging -
Flexible scheduling
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Does not accept insurance -
Cannot select initial therapist -
Costs depend on your location
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Live workshops -
Unlimited therapist messaging
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Session credits expire at end of month -
The app can be glitchy
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Various pricing plans -
Can select own coach
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No extra features in the app -
Coach credentials hard to find
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Offers therapy and medication -
Select your own therapist
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Psychiatry is for 18+ only -
No text-based therapy available
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Online weekend retreats in select states -
In-person retreats in select cities
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Costs are not listed -
Therapy not available in every state
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Detailed Reviews
Below are our top picks for online marriage and couples therapy services.
Price: $128 – $310 monthly
Insurance Accepted: No
Our Ritual (formerly Hey Ritual) is a couples therapy app that offers counseling with a licensed therapist. I awarded it Best Overall due to the extensive features offered, therapist availability, affordability, and general ease of use.
Pros & Cons
Pros - All relationship experts are licensed professionals
- 14-day money-back guarantee if not satisfied
Cons - No free trial
- Cannot select own therapist
- Does not accept insurance
Cost
Our Ritual costs between $128 – $310 monthly, depending on the program type and program length chosen.
The program options for Our Ritual include access to all of the available “Pathways” and weekly live video sessions with a relationship expert. The available plans for Our Ritual include:
- Couples Monthly Plan – $310 monthly
- Couples 3-Month Plan – $260 monthly
- Couples 6-Month Plan – $208 monthly
- Individual Monthly Plan – $190 monthly
- Individual 3-Month Plan – $160 monthly
- Individual 6-Month Plan – $120 monthly
Overview
Our Ritual was a stand-out in online marriage and couples therapy. Our reviewers were impressed by the affordability, therapist options, and extra features. When signing up, couples can complete sessions either together or individually, with prices for services ranging from $128 – $310 monthly. Our Ritual does not accept insurance, but the cash pay prices were some of the most affordable.
Couples answer intake questions about their relationship and goals and are then given a recommended “Pathway” to start on. During our team’s review of Our Ritual, they were placed on the “Foundations of Connection” Pathway. Each Pathway includes videos, quizzes, journaling exercises, and activities that focus on one specific issue or topic.
Live video sessions with a therapist are also included in “Pathways”, and our reviewers were thoroughly impressed with their therapist’s level of empathy and her ability to ask meaningful questions in the session. Overall, the service was well worth the time and money commitment and helped our reviewers foster a deeper connection with their spouses.
Learn more about our experience in our full Our Ritual review
Price: $260 – $360 monthly
Insurance Accepted? No
Regain is an online marriage and relationship therapy platform offered by BetterHelp, giving couples an affordable cash-pay option. We chose Regain as the most affordable option due to the extra features such as journaling and workshops that is included in the price.
Pros & Cons
Pros - Affordable out-of-pocket costs compared to in-person couples counseling
- Financial aid is available to those who qualify
- User-friendly and easy-to-navigate website and app
- You and your partner can text your therapist anytime
- Attend therapy sessions around your schedules
Cons - Doesn’t accept insurance
- Ultimate costs depend on your location
- You are automatically matched with your first therapist
Cost
Regain costs $260 – $360 monthly (advertised $65-$90 weekly), with the exact cost depending on which state you live in and therapist availability. Financial aid for Regain is offered through the BetterHelp financial assistance program. When we tested Regain, we received 10% off our subscription cost after applying for financial aid.
A Regain subscription includes:
- One weekly, 45-minute video, phone, or live chat therapy session
- Dedicated chat room that couples share with their therapist
- An in-app journal space
- Group webinars
Overview
Regain is an online couples therapy platform that is available across the US and costs $260 – $360 monthly, depending on your location. A Regain subscription includes weekly 45-minute live video, phone, or texting sessions with a licensed therapist with special experience in conducting marriage therapy online.
You will also be able to send text messages to your therapist between sessions, and access a shared journal and educational webinars.
After you sign up, you and your partner will have access to a dedicated chat room you share with your therapist. There is also an in-app journal space and group webinars to attend through the app. While you are initially matched with a therapist, you and your partner can easily choose a new one if you feel your match is not the right fit.
Regain is one of the best platforms for accessing couples therapy online. Compared to all the other comprehensive platforms on the market right now, Regain offers the most affordable cash-pay rate. Since Regain doesn’t accept insurance, it’s ideal for someone looking for affordable cash-pay virtual couples therapy.
Learn more about our experience in our full Regain review.
Price: $436 monthly
Insurance Accepted? Yes
Talkspace is a versatile online therapy platform that extends its services to include couples and marriage counseling. Its impressive acceptance of a wide range of insurance plans earned it the title of Best for Insurance, making high-quality counseling more accessible and affordable for many users.
Pros & Cons
Pros - Makes couples therapy easy and convenient to access
- Couples don’t have to be in the same place to attend sessions
- Live workshops and self-assessment tools available for free
- Couples can chat with their therapist in between sessions
Cons - Can’t purchase individual sessions
- All session credits expire at the end of the month
- User reports of therapists being unreliable
Cost
Talkspace Couples Therapy subscriptions cost $436 monthly, advertised as $109 weekly. You get four 30-minute sessions with your purchase. You can choose to pay $436 a month, or you can save 10% by paying $1,188 quarterly. Talkspace Couples Therapy does accept insurance for therapy, but this will depend on your insurance plan and if couples therapy is included in your coverage. You can also choose to pay with an EAP (Employee Assistance Program) account if available.
Overview
Talkspace Couples Therapy works for any relationship type, from partners and spouses to siblings and friends. Talkspace is one of the only virtual marriage counseling services that accept insurance, potentially saving you hundreds of dollars monthly.
Talkspace Couples Therapy offers online relationship counseling across the US. Couples will be initially matched with their top three therapist choices and can choose from two subscription options. Subscriptions cost $436 monthly for cash-pay clients, but may be less with insurance.
A great perk to Talkspace is the option for three-way calling, which makes it convenient for those with busy work schedules or partners who travel to attend regular therapy sessions.
While our reviewers did experience some technical issues with Talkspace’s three-way video call feature, ultimately, they were impressed with the service and thought it brought a lot of value.
Talkspace Couples Therapy is ideal if you have an insurance plan that’s in-network and covers couples counseling.
Price: $79 – $249 one-time fee
Insurance Accepted? No
Our Relationship is a 4-6 week online program geared towards couples who want to strengthen their relationship and build healthier habits. Users can be matched with a coach who will help guide them through the program. I chose Our Relationship for Best for Couples Coaching due to the structured approach that the program takes around core issues.
Pros & Cons
Pros - Various pricing plans
- User-friendly interface
- Users select their own coach
Cons - No free trial
- No extra features in the app such as journaling
- Does not accept insurance
- Coaches credentials not readily made available
Cost
Our Relationship costs a one-time fee of $79 – $249, depending on the program and structure chosen. Four different plans are available, including those for individuals and couples and the option for coaching.
Our Relationship Plans include:
- Self-Guided Individual Plan without Coaching – $79
- Access to the program for six months.
- Tailored feedback based on your and your partner’s responses to surveys.
- Individual Plan with Coaching Orientation – $99
- Access to the program for six months.
- One 20-minute call with a coach to get you and your partner on the same page.
- Selection of trained coach and call time.
- Individual Plan Guided by Coach – $229
- Access to the program for six months.
- Selection of trained coaches.
- Five 20-minute calls with your coach (once per week).
- Support during the day, evening, or on weekends.
- Self-Guided Couple’s Plan without Coaching – $99
- Access to the program for six months.
- Tailored feedback based on your and your partner’s responses to surveys.
- Couple’s Plan with Coaching Orientation – $99
- Access to the program for six months.
- One 20-minute call with a coach to get you and your partner on the same page.
- Selection of trained coach and call time
- Couple’s Plan Guided by Coach – $249
- Access to the program for six months.
- Selection of trained coaches.
- Five 20-minute calls with your coach (once per week).
- Support during the day, evening, or on weekends.
Overview
Our Relationship is an online couples and marriage program. Couples using Our Relationship can complete the 4-6 week program either self-guided or with a coach. Our Relationship serves couples, individuals, LGBTQ+ couples, veterans, and military spouses. The coaching sessions are helpful, allowing a safe space to work the program and identify a core issue in the relationship.
Our reviewers took advantage of the coach-led sessions and found them very useful. The structured approach made working on core issues within the relationship much easier. Couples completing the program will go through four stages—acronymed O.U.R.S. (Observe, Understand, Respond, and Strengthen)—to identify breakdowns in communication, patterns of behavior, and overall relationship commitment and satisfaction.
In our review of Our Relationship, we found the coach to be a bit inexperienced, though fairly helpful and insightful. Each session with a coach lasts around 30 minutes, with homework and assignments to be completed between sessions. Overall, the program was very helpful in identifying core issues and setting goals within our reviewer’s marriage.
Learn more about our experience in our full Our Relationship review.
Price: $112 – $135 monthly
Insurance Accepted? Yes
Amwell is more of a provider directory than an all-in-one platform in the way it operates, so it’s a good option for those who need a bit more flexibility in scheduling and billing. I was impressed with how easy it was to get an appointment during our full Amwell review, earning it our award for Flexible Scheduling.
Pros & Cons
Pros - Therapy and psychiatric medication are available
- Select your own provider from a directory
- Therapy available for kids ages 10+
- You can pay per appointment, as needed
- Prenatal, postpartum, and menopause counseling available
Cons - Psychiatry is only available for individuals 18-years and older
- No text-based therapy available
- Amwell does not automatically match a therapist for you
- No discount for participating in both therapy and psychiatry
Cost
Amwell costs $112– $135 per session for therapy and $109 – $279 per session for psychiatry. The final price is dependent on the provider. There are no monthly subscriptions or sign-up fees. Amwell accepts health insurance for mental health services and is in-network with over 55 major health plans.
Therapy costs depend on the type of provider you want to see – sessions with a master’s level therapist are $112 each, while sessions with a doctoral-level psychologist are $135. All therapy sessions are 45 minutes long, regardless of the type of provider.
Overview
Amwell is a comprehensive platform for finding many kinds of mental and physical healthcare, including virtual relationship counseling. Amwell costs range from $112 – $135 per session, depending on the experience level of your therapist.
During our review of Amwell, we found that it is a very flexible platform that allows you and your partner to receive online marriage counseling on a per-session basis. There are no ongoing subscription fees and you aren’t matched with a therapist automatically, so it’s entirely up to you to choose a suitable therapist. Each therapist sets their own rate based on experience level. Amwell does accept insurance, which can lower costs significantly.
Finding a provider on Amwell to see me was very easy. They gave a list of providers within our reviewers’ states that were experts in the areas they wwere struggling with and gave a range of appointment dates available. Our team did have some technical issues signing into Amwell’s video session, but those were resolved quickly and the remainder of the therapy sessions went well.
Learn more about our experience in our full Amell review.
Finding a provider on Amwell to see me was very easy. They gave a list of providers within my state that were experts in the areas I was struggling with and gave a range of appointment dates available. I did have some technical issues signing into Amwell’s video session, but those were resolved quickly and the remainder of my therapy session went well.
To look deeper into my experience with Amwell’s online therapy option, head over to my full review of Amwell Therapy.
Cost: Coaching $150+ per session; Retreats $3,500 – $6,500
Accepts Insurance? No
Couples Therapy Inc. is an online platform specializing in couples counseling services. It stands out as the best option for divorce support due to its discernment counseling, a focused approach designed to help couples navigate situations where one partner is considering leaving the relationship while the other hopes to work things out.
Pros & Cons
Pros - Provides individual therapy for one, helping you to be a better spouse
- Online weekend retreats available in select states; in-person retreats available in select cities
- Couples coaching is available nationwide
Cons - Costs are not listed; you must first have a consultation
- Therapy is not available in every state, but coaching is
- Cost of weekend retreats can be pricey, and it does not include follow-up sessions
- They do not accept insurance
Cost
Couples Therapy Inc. costs range between $3500 – $6500 for a private weekend retreat, and online coaching starts at $150 per session. Overall costs will depend on your therapist. Each therapist charges differently according to their location and expertise.
Overview
Couples Therapy Inc. provides in-person and online support to struggling couples. They offer intensive weekend retreats as well as couples coaching sessions. All of their therapists are licensed and hold certifications in couples-related therapeutic methods, such as the Gottman Method.
Couples Therapy Inc. has a large staff, and service area, and specializes in all types of couples counseling. Couples Therapy Inc. offers a type of divorce counseling called discernment counseling for those beginning to decide whether or not they want to continue their marriage.
Discernment counseling can be especially effective when one partner wishes to leave the relationship while the other partner desires to stay together. For this reason, Couples Therapy Inc. was awarded Best for Divorce.
Couples Therapy Inc. offers online therapy and in-person couples retreats to couples in most US states and internationally. They specialize in working with couples from different backgrounds and can help with numerous relationship issues. Couples Therapy Inc. costs for therapy vary, and they do not currently accept insurance.
Our team found it very valuable that Couples Therapy Inc. offers online therapy and in-person couples retreats for those who are looking for more intensive support.
Learn more about our experience in our full Couples Therapy Inc. review.
I found it very valuable that Couples Therapy Inc. offers online therapy and in-person couples retreats for those who are looking for more intensive support.
View our comprehensive Couples Therapy, Inc. review for a deeper look at our thoughts.
Comparing the Top Companies
| Award | Best Overall | Most Affordable | Best for Insurance | Best for Couple Coaching | Best for Flexible Scheduling | Best for Divorce Counseling |
| Price | $128 - $310 monthly | $260 - $360 monthly | Varies by insurance | $79 - $249 one-time fee | $112 - $135 monthly | $150+ per session |
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| Best Overall | Most Affordable | Best for Insurance | Best for Couple Coaching | Best for Flexible Scheduling | Best for Divorce Counseling |
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| $128 - $310 monthly | $260 - $360 monthly | Varies by insurance | $79 - $249 one-time fee | $112 - $135 monthly | $150+ per session |
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More Options to Explore
While the companies listed above won our top awards, there are other options for couples who are looking for counseling or coaching. Below, we have listed several other companies that would serve couples looking to improve on core issues, or who want a less intensive service versus traditional couples therapy.
Price: $200 – $440 monthly
Insurance Accepted? No
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Online-Therapy.com is available in over 40 US states and offers couples therapy based on CBT techniques. You and your spouse can attend weekly live video or phone sessions through their website. Online-Therapy.com costs $200 – $440 monthly (advertised as $50 – $110 weekly) depending on which subscription you choose. Online-Therapy.com does not accept insurance at this time.
You can read more about our thoughts in our full Online-Therapy.com review.
Price: $80 – $250 per one-hour live session
Insurance Accepted? No
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Relationship Hero is an online coaching service that connects anyone in a relationship with certified relationship coaches. Services are available nationwide and live coaching sessions can be attended through video, phone, or live texting sessions. Coaching costs $80 – $250 per one-hour session, with ultimate costs depending on the coach you are matched with.
You can read more about our thoughts in our full Relationship Hero review.
Price: $190 – $275 per session
Insurance Accepted? Yes
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Octave is an online mental health provider that personally matches you with a provider who has experience with the issues you are dealing with as a couple. They are available in CA, CT, FL, NJ, NY, TX, and D.C. After you are matched with a couples therapist, you will be able to attend live 45-minute video sessions. Octave costs $190-$275 per session and they do accept select insurance plans.
You can read more about our thoughts in our full Octave review.
Price: $125 – $170 per session
Insurance Accepted? No
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Growing Self is an online platform for couples counseling, individual therapy, and life coaching. They offer a wide range of therapy and coaching services and also specialize in premarital counseling. All of Growing Self’s services range from $75-$170 per session, depending on the education level of the therapist or counselor you see.
Price: Price varies depending on the provider
Insurance Accepted? Yes
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The American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT) serves as a trusted directory for individuals seeking qualified professionals trained and certified in sex therapy. Collaborating with an AASECT-certified sex therapist ensures the use of appropriate techniques as you and your partner navigate discussions about your desires and needs.
AASECT members encompass a diverse range of professionals, including sexuality educators, counselors, therapists, physicians, nurses, and marriage and family counselors. By joining AASECT, members demonstrate a commitment to promoting understanding of human sexuality and fostering healthy sexual behavior.
Price: $185 – $250 per session
Insurance Accepted? No
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The Gay Therapy Center offers a range of online therapy for those in the LGBTQIA+ community, including couples therapy that focuses on Emotional Focused Couples Therapy (EFT). The Gay Therapy Center is available nationwide online, with costs averaging about $200 per 50-minute video or phone session.
Gay Therapy Center has two matching coordinators who will personally match you with a provider. After being matched, your therapist will call you for a free, 15-minute get-to-know-you call. This call allows you to get to know your therapist and ensure the match is a good fit. Many of the couples therapists with The Gay Therapy Center have completed training with Sue Johnson, the founder of EFT.
Price: ~$195 per session
Insurance Accepted? Yes
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Little Otter is an online therapy platform for children, teens, and families. Little Otter’s services include parent resources and parent strategies, but for parents who need extra support, there is couples therapy available.
Price: $14.99 monthly or $124.99 annually
Insurance Accepted? No
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Marriage 365 is an online course designed for couples and those in relationships, from premarital to marriage. Couples can access pre-recorded videos, complete relationship challenges, work through various learning courses, and more. They also offer relationship coaching as an additional service to those who may need it for an extra charge. Marriage 365 costs $14.99 monthly or $124.99 annually.
Price: Depends on provider
Insurance Accepted? No
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Modern Intimacy is an in-person therapy collective with locations in Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, and Denver. Modern Intimacy can provide various types of sex therapy, individual therapy, body image and eating disorder therapy, and more. There are even dedicated, online educational courses available hosted by licensed therapists.
Final Verdict
“Finding the right online couples counseling depends on your specific goals and needs. For most couples, Our Ritual stands out with its extensive features and therapy provided by licensed professionals. If you have insurance, Talkspace for Couples offers excellent options, while Regain is ideal for those paying out-of-pocket.
Our Relationship takes a structured approach to coaching and offers specialized services for military and veteran spouses. Amwell provides flexible scheduling and accepts insurance, and Couples Therapy Inc. specializes in divorce counseling. All six companies listed cater to a variety of couples and provide valuable support, and are all worth exploring if you are ready to start couples therapy.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Couples Counseling?
Marriage and couples counseling is usually a short-term and solution-based type of therapy for those in relationships. Treatment plans will vary depending on the couple or relationship issue being explored. Counseling sessions happen weekly or biweekly, again depending on the couple, the issues being discussed, and the therapist’s schedule.
Does Couples Counseling Work?
There is a lot of research that shows marriage counseling works for the majority of couples. Most couples report improvements in their relationships, with results persisting at two-year follow-up interviews.
During couples therapy, some couples might decide it’s best to explore questions to ask their partner after infidelity. Sometimes couples will learn that their relationship is unhealthy for one or both of them, which can lead to discernment counseling or divorce counseling.
What are the Different Types of Marriage Counseling?
There are several types of marriage counseling with different ways to address your issues and goals.
Some common types of couples counseling include:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): CBT helps you analyze your negative thoughts and behaviors and then encourages you to reframe them into something more positive or helpful.
- The Gottman Method: The Gottman Method encourages you to build a friendship with your partner, learn to resolve conflict, ask you to set intentions, and minimize criticism, defensiveness, stonewalling, and contempt (also known as the Four Horsemen).
- Emotionally-focused Therapy (EFT): EFT is based on attachment theory and building healthy attachments by dismantling intense negative emotions.
- Positive Psychology: Positive Psychology can help couples recognize their own strengths and skills and find ways to access these skills.
- Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT): SFT is couple-centered and helps couples figure out their own goals and solutions for their problems with the therapist as a facilitator.
- Integrative Behavioral Couples Therapy (IBCT): IBCT focuses on emotional acceptance by way of a therapist helping to give a new perspective on a couple’s problems and helping them learn ways to accept what is and focus on long-term concrete change.
What Can I Expect at My First Couples Session?
Couples can expect to fill out paperwork prior to their first session, which will usually include some mental health and medical background on each person. During the first session, you can expect to complete an assessment, chat about what your therapy goals are as a couple, and decide if one or both of you need individual time to talk with your therapist.
It is important to remember that couples therapy, much like individual therapy, takes time and effort. You and your partner/spouse should take time to reflect individually on your sessions and make sure to complete any homework assigned by your therapist.
Can I Use Insurance for Couples Therapy?
Sometimes. It depends on your individual insurance plan, but often couples counseling is not considered medically necessary so isn’t covered. Check with your insurance provider to see if your plan covers virtual marriage counseling.
Is Online Couples Counseling Only for Married Couples?
No, there are several platforms that allow any type of relationship to seek counseling. Examples of these types of relationships are friend and friend, parent and grown child, or siblings.
Is There An Online Couples Counseling Option Where We Can Meet Asynchronously?
No. As of right now, we aren’t aware of any true couples counseling options that allow for asynchronous care. If you’re looking for couples counseling for a long distance relationship or some other situation that would call for asynchronous work, the Lasting App might be a good fit. Lasting is a self-guided couples app offered by Talkspace that helps couples improve communication, work on difficult conversations and more.
Find out more in our complete Lasting app review.
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Medical Reviewer: Kristen Fuller, MD (No Change)
Primary Changes: Complete rewrite of article. Fact-checked all information and reconsidered/made changes to the recommendations list based on research and product testing. Updated where necessary to improve factual accuracy and readability. Companies removed from list: Relationship Hero, Octave Health, Growing Self, The American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT), The Gay Therapy Center, and Little Otter. Companies added to list: Our Ritual and Our Relationship
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Primary Changes: Full rewrite and reassessment of companies and platforms included on the list; updated style, added new insights from recently published individual reviews, fact-checked and verified for accuracy and readability. All new content written by Matthew Church, MS and medically reviewed by Kristen Fuller, MD.
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