Pilot program for Parents
Find a good couples therapist
We're running a free pilot to help new and expecting parents find a good couples therapist faster and more confidently. No AI or gimmicks. Just a high touch search using our growing network of vetted therapists.
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Why this matters
Research decisively shows that the parents relationship dramatically shapes their child's development.
The first years are high stakes and can determine if parents remains loving, grow distant, or ultimately separate.
Two-thirds of parents see a sustained decline in relationship satisfaction shortly after having a baby.
Separation is common after a child is born. Studies show that, depending on demographics, between 20%-50% of parents split after having a child.
Children feel it too. From infant to teen, children are highly attuned to their parents relationship. They absorb and normalize the anxiety, even when their parents try to hide conflict.
Getting help is too hard. Finding a therapist is reported as one of the biggest barriers for getting couples therapy. As low as 15% of parents get the help they need.
Sources·Harvard Center on the Developing Child·Gottman Institute·Brookings Institution·Fragile Families Study·Williamson et al.
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