What kind of services do you provide?

We provide relationship therapy and couples counseling to adults (25+) who live in Massachusetts, Vermont and Florida. All services are provided online. To learn more about our specialties, please visit the Specialties page. If you are located elsewhere, please visit our coaching website: www.polyamory-coach.com to learn if relationship coaching could be a good fit for you and your partner(s).

What do sessions cost?

Becs and Jimmy are fully private pay. We do not accept insurance. For more information about why we do not accept insurance please see our explanation at the bottom of this page.

Relationship/Couples Therapy Session (50 minutes) - $250

Relationship/Couples Therapy Session (75 minutes) - $375*

*Longer session times are available. The cost of these sessions would be prorated based on the rate listed above. Longer sessions need to be arranged with your therapist prior to the scheduled meeting time to ensure their availability.

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What are your hours?

Appointment times with Becs are Monday through Thursday between 10:00am and 4:30pm. If you would like to set up a consultation or appointment, the best way to contact them is by email: Becs@ThisSpaceBetween.com

Jimmy's appointments are available Monday through Wednesday between 12:00pm and 6:00pm. If you would like to set up a consultation or appointment, the best way to contact him/them is by email: Jimmy@ThisSpaceBetween.com

can we meet with you before we start Therapy?

Yes! We want you to feel comfortable about working with your therapist before beginning. To schedule your free 30 minute video consultation please email us at: info@thisspacebetween.com or contact the therapist you want to work with directly by emailing Becs@ThisSpaceBetween.com or Jimmy@ThisSpaceBetween.com

Why don't you accept insurance?

We firmly believe that together you and your therapist are best suited to determine the level of care, length of care and method of care that works best for you. If an insurance company is paying for sessions, they are the ones that determine length, level and method of care.  

Additionally, we believe your privacy is of utmost importance. Insurance companies regularly conduct "utilization reviews" of care they are funding. This means, a reviewer for the insurance company can access and review information from your client record including diagnoses, treatment plans, and session notes.

​And lastly, insurance companies typically require a mental health diagnosis from the DSM (Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) to authorize and fund your care. While a diagnosis can be helpful in tailoring care to meet your needs, there are plenty of instances where therapeutic support is needed but a person's experience and challenges cannot be categorized as a mental health disorder in the DSM. For example, you might need help in the aftermath of infidelity, or through the ending of a significant relationship or you want to explore non-monogamy with your partner. All of these represent valid reasons for seeking support from a therapist, and they also do not meet criteria for a mental health disorder.