In-Person or Virtual options available.
now accepting new Clients
(503) 841-2142
In-person or Virtual Options are Available | Now Accepting New Clients
(503) 841-2142
Marriage, Couples, and Premarital Counseling:
$140.00-200.00/ Session
Payment is required at the beginning of each session, unless special arrangements are made in advance.
Every great marriage starts with intentional preparation. Premarital counseling goes beyond planning for the wedding day—it equips you with the communication and conflict resolution skills needed to create a strong and lasting partnership. At Pillars of Hope Counseling, Angelie helps couples build a foundation of trust, understanding, and shared goals for the future."
“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.”
—Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
Cancellations must be made 24-48 hours in advance to avoid full charges.
Clients wishing to use their insurance will be provided a Statement of Service so they may bill their insurance company directly. Please note the reimbursable amount is set by the insurance company.
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Typical session length is 50 minutes. Pillars of Hope Counseling also offers 90 minute sessions for couples who may need longer times. Family sessions are 90 minutes.
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At Pillars of Hope Counseling, premarital counseling ranges from $140 to $200 per session. These sessions are tailored to your relationship’s unique needs and focus on building a strong foundation for your future together.
It’s ideal to begin 3–6 months before your wedding to give ample time for meaningful discussions and skill-building. However, starting earlier or later can also be beneficial based on your needs and schedule.
Like all mental health services, it is up to each insurance company to determine reimbursement benefits. At Pillars of Hope Counseling, I provide detailed receipts for clients who wish to inquire about reimbursement with their insurance provider.
Yes! As a licensed therapist, I specialize in premarital counseling, using tools like the Prepare and Enrich program and the Gottman Method to help couples address key topics, build communication skills, and align their values and goals.
While premarital counseling isn’t legally required in most cases, it is highly recommended to help couples navigate potential challenges, improve communication, and create a shared vision for their future together.
Studies show that 30–40% of couples engage in marriage or premarital counseling. Those who do often experience stronger communication and a greater sense of connection.
Couples who participate in premarital counseling are 30% more likely to stay together and report higher relationship satisfaction. At Pillars of Hope Counseling, I help couples develop the tools and insights needed for a strong and enduring partnership.
While most states do not require premarital counseling, some states, such as Florida, offer incentives like waived waiting periods or reduced marriage license fees for couples who complete counseling.