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BUILT FOR COUPLES THERAPY

Practice software built for two.

Couples therapy is two clients, one session, sometimes individual sessions, sometimes split intake. Stillpoint handles every permutation cleanly.

What couples therapy practice actually looks like

Stillpoint is shaped around the specifics of your work. Here's what that means in practice.

Intake fields you'll actually use

  • Relationship history (length, marriage/dating, prior therapy)
  • Both partners' goals (each fills separately)
  • Presenting concerns (each fills separately)
  • Approach preference (Gottman, EFT, IBCT, integrative)
  • Hard limits or topics for individual session only

Session note format

Couples-specific SOAP — both partners' presence, observed dynamics, technique used (Gottman cards, EFT softening, etc.), homework assigned, plan for next session.

Common billing codes

90847 (couple/family with patient)90846 (without patient present)

Typical session length

60–80 minutes

Typical session price

$160–$300 USD

What matters most for couples therapy

The features Stillpoint built specifically with this work in mind.

Frequently asked questions

How do you handle two clients in one session?

Create a couple from two clients. The couple gets its own chart for joint session notes, and each partner keeps their own profile and individual chart. Each partner fills in their own intake form, and joint sessions show up in both partners' portals.

Can I bill insurance for couples therapy?

Yes. Mark one partner as insured on the couple, and claims for joint sessions (90847) are filed for that partner with their diagnosis.

Can I do individual sessions with one partner?

Yes. Book the individual session on that partner. Its notes go in that partner's own chart, not the couple's.

Can I message both partners at once?

Yes. Message the couple opens one secure conversation with you and both partners. Each partner reads and replies from their own client portal.

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