12 verified listings 23 more licensed therapists from the NPI registry Updated October 4, 2026
12 couples therapists in Salt Lake City are listed with details from their own websites. 9 of them offer online sessions, and the approaches mentioned most often are Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Gottman Method. Listed fees run from $150 to $200 per session. Whether you’re working through a hard stretch or getting ready to marry, compare how they work and what they charge below.
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4 of 12 verified listings match:
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Source: segolilycounseling.com, checked Oct 4, 2026 NPI 1083534457
Source: simplemodern.org, checked Oct 4, 2026 NPI 1437337557
Source: apricitytherapy.com, checked Oct 4, 2026 NPI 1104584200
Source: nexttherapist.com, checked Oct 4, 2026 NPI 1437698719
23 more licensed therapists from the NPI registry aren’t covered by these filters. See the registry list.
This page lists 12 verified couples therapists in Salt Lake City. Another 23 licensed marriage and family therapists with Salt Lake City practice addresses appear in the federal NPI registry but haven’t been confirmed yet.
Among the 3 verified therapists here who list a fee, session prices range from $150 to $200. 4 mention a sliding scale. Fees change, so confirm the current rate with the therapist.
Yes. 9 of the 12 verified therapists in Salt Lake City offer online sessions. A therapist can generally only see clients online while those clients are located in a state where the therapist is licensed, so both partners should be in Utah (or another state where the therapist holds a license) during sessions.
Some do. Of the 12 verified therapists, 4 mention Kaiser Permanente, 4 mention Medicare and 4 mention Medicaid on their websites. Many plans cover couples therapy only in limited cases, so ask your insurer and the therapist before your first session.
Of the 12 verified therapists, 4 mention Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), 4 mention Internal Family Systems (IFS) and 1 mentions Gottman Method on their websites. Many therapists combine approaches, so ask how they work with couples and how they trained.
3 of the 12 verified therapists say on their websites that they’re accepting new clients. Openings change quickly, so contact a therapist to confirm.
3 of the 12 verified therapists mention a free consultation. It’s a chance to ask how they work with couples, what they charge and when they have openings.
Listings come from the public NPI registry and therapists’ own websites. Each verified listing shows its source and when it was last checked. About our listings.
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