Worried about your child or teen?
Kids and teens face big feelings, school pressure, friendship struggles, and family changes, and they don't always have the words to explain what's wrong. Child and teen counseling at Trinity Care of Ohio gives young people a safe, supportive place to be heard, and gives parents practical tools to help at home. We see children, teens, and families at our Perrysburg and Sylvania offices, and virtually.
How counseling can help your child:
Parents often reach out for help with anxiety and worry, depression or withdrawal, ADHD and focus, anger and behavior, trauma, grief and loss, bullying, divorce or blended-family changes, self-esteem, and school stress.
Abbigale McCormick, LPC (Sylvania office) specializes in working with children and trauma. She is EMDR trained and uses play therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and person-centered therapy to help kids work through anxiety, depression, self-harm, and trauma. Read Abbigale's full profile.
Gillian Mocek, MSW, LSW (Perrysburg office) helps children, teens, and families navigate life's challenges with compassion and practical support. She works with adolescents on anxiety, depression, self-esteem, stress, and life transitions. Read Gillian's full profile.
Tyrita Milligan, CT (Perrysburg office) is an EMDR-trained counselor trainee who supports youth and families through trauma-informed care. She uses narrative and strengths-based approaches and can include faith-based support when a family requests it. Read Tyrita's full profile.
Sarah Brown, CTRS, CT (Perrysburg office) is a counselor trainee and Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist. She uses activity-based approaches to help children and teens build coping skills, with a focus on anxiety and ADHD. Read Sarah's full profile.
The first visit is an assessment where we learn about your child's history, strengths, and what you are seeing at home and school. From there, your child's therapist builds trust at their pace, using age-appropriate approaches like play, art, activities, and conversation. Parents stay involved through regular check-ins. Sessions are 55 minutes, in person or by secure video, with evening and weekend appointments available by request.
We accept many insurance plans, including CareSource, Anthem Medicaid, and UnitedHealthcare Medicaid, as well as Anthem, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medical Mutual, Paramount, Optum, and UMR. We take care of the insurance paperwork for you, and self-pay sessions are also available. See our full list of accepted insurance and fees.
We work with young children, preteens, and teens, along with their parents. Call us and we will match your child with the therapist who best fits their age and needs.
Parents are kept informed about progress and any safety concerns, while therapists protect the trust older children and teens need to open up.
Call or text (419) 377-8417, or send us a message through our contact form. We will match your child with a therapist and schedule a first visit.
You don't have to figure this out alone. Reaching out is the first step.
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