Premarital Counseling in Minnesota
Find premarital counseling in Minnesota. Compare licensed therapists (LMFT, LPC, LCSW), Christian and faith-based counselors, clergy, and online options for engaged couples across 1 cities. See methods (Gottman, PREPARE-ENRICH), pricing, and availability.
Many people search for "marriage counseling minnesota" when planning a wedding. We specialize in premarital and marriage preparation — connecting engaged couples with licensed therapists and clergy who focus on building a strong foundation, not just crisis intervention.
Premarital Counseling in Minnesota at a Glance
Minnesota has 39 listed premarital counselors, including 37 licensed therapists (LMFT) and 1 relationship coach. Published session rates range from $160–$175/session, based on 1 profile with pricing listed.
2 counselors offer online or telehealth sessions. 1 professional offers faith-based counseling. The most common approaches include Gottman Method (1), Emotionally Focused (EFT) (1), PREPARE/ENRICH (1). 1 provider is LGBTQ+ affirming.
Minnesota sees approximately 32,500 marriages per year. The marriage license fee is $125 with no waiting period. The median age at first marriage is 28.4 for women and 30 for men.
Featured Premarital Counselors in Minnesota
Connect with top-rated premarital counselors and marriage coaches serving the entire state of Minnesota, including online/virtual options.
Sarah Kenville, LMFT
Deborah Perry, LICSW
PamBerry
Paul Samuel Schuster
Robin Hicks
Jason Frederick Keppe
Specialized Premarital Counseling in Minnesota
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Premarital Counseling in Minnesota — Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about premarital counseling in Minnesota for engaged couples
Marriage Laws & Premarital Counseling in Minnesota
Key marriage license requirements, fees, and premarital counseling information for Minnesota
Apply at your county clerk's office
No mandatory waiting period
Complete 12 hours of premarital education
See full requirementsApproximate per year (CDC NVSS 2022)
Census ACS 2022 estimates
Licensed or ordained minister, priest, rabbi, or other religious leader; judge; court administrator; a person authorized by a federally recognized Indian tribe
Who Can Provide the Premarital Course in Minnesota?
Licensed marriage and family therapist, licensed psychologist, licensed professional clinical counselor, or ordained clergy; program must include at least 3 hours of face-to-face counselingSource: MN § 517.08 Subd. 1b
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