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I am blown away by the fact that my therapist, through Marvin, absolutely connected with me in my first session... to develop my mental health stability.

Ophelia, Medical Assistant

I have more bandwidth to help others when I’m in a good place mentally… it’s improved my quality of life and I wish I had done this a long time ago.

Jodi, Nurse and Healthcare Quality Specialist

You’re not alone. It takes a lot of bravery to admit that you may not be well...It’s an opportunity to just slow down and focus on just yourself and let someone else focus on yourself.

Daniel, Pediatric Anesthesiologist

We see a lot of psych patients, and you kind of just get numb to it. So then to think of yourself as needing psychiatric help, you’re like “Well. I’m not like them.” It’s almost seen as weak when it’s not. I think actually asking for help is strong.

Shannon, Emergency Department Nurse

I really think of therapy as an opportunity to slow down, to have intention and understanding about thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

Sophie, Social Worker

Can we improve hope? Can we improve quality of life? Can we improve relationships, meaning, etc? Yes, and i believe that’s a core part of what therapy should be.

Josh, Marvin therapist

It can be incremental growth or it can be lightbulb type of growth, and the ability then to say ‘you know what now i have the tools in my backpack to be able to handle these things in the future.

Matt, Behavioral Health Practitioner

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FAQs

Some things you might be wondering about Marvin. Have another question you don’t see answered here? Please feel free to contact us here.

How does Marvin work?

What happens after I sign up?

Who are Marvin's therapists?

Marvin therapists are licensed, trained, experienced, and accredited psychiatrists (MD), psychologists (PhD / PsyD), licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFT), licensed clinical social workers (LCSW / LMSW), or licensed professional therapists (LPC).

All of our therapists have a Masters Degree or a Doctorate Degree in their field. They have been qualified and certified by their state's professional board. While their experience, expertise, and background varies, they are specialists in their field and are here to provide world-class support and solutions.

How does payment work?

Marvin believes that therapy should be accessible, and as such, guarantees that we will work with your insurance. When you sign up, you will go through a benefits check process. Prior to starting your first session, Marvin will let you know your specific coverage options and if any copay is required.

If you would prefer out-of-pocket payments, you can indicate that and Marvin will bill you directly. In addition, if you do not have insurance or have a high-deductible insurance plan, you can apply for financial assistance through our financial support application.

Does Marvin offer therapy for couples and families?