Stuck in the same arguments? Feeling more like roommates than partners?
Every relationship goes through hard seasons. Marriage and couples counseling at Trinity Care of Ohio gives you and your partner a safe, neutral place to slow down, understand each other again, and learn practical ways to communicate, rebuild trust, and work as a team. We see couples at our Perrysburg and Sylvania offices, and virtually for couples living in Ohio, Michigan, or Nevada.
Whether you have been together two years or twenty, it is never too early or too late to get help. Some couples come to strengthen a good relationship, some come after a crisis, and some come to decide whether to stay together.
How marriage and couples counseling can help:
Couples often reach out for help with constant conflict or shutting down, poor communication, infidelity or broken trust, feeling disconnected, parenting disagreements, blended-family stress, money, and big life changes like a new baby, a move, or retirement.
Nicole Bartek, MFT-T (Sylvania office) is a Marriage and Family Therapy trainee who works with couples and families stuck in patterns of miscommunication, conflict, or disconnection. She blends Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and narrative therapy to help partners understand what is happening beneath the surface and build stronger, more intentional relationships. Read Nicole's full profile.
Ashley Kinor, LISW-S (Perrysburg office) is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and Supervisor with more than 15 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families. Her strengths-based, solution-focused approach uses CBT to help partners recognize unhelpful patterns and create lasting change. Read Ashley's full profile.
Trinity Care of Ohio was founded by Nannette Maltese, MS, IMFT, an Independent Marriage and Family Therapist, and helping couples has been at the heart of our practice from the start. Meet our whole team.
Your first session is a chance for you and your partner to share what brought you in and what you hope will change. Your therapist will help you set goals together and explain how sessions will work. Many couples meet weekly at first, then less often as things improve. Sessions are 55 minutes, in person or by secure video, with evening and weekend appointments available by request.
We accept many insurance plans, including Anthem, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medical Mutual, Medicare, CareSource, Paramount, Optum, UnitedHealthcare, and UMR, and we take care of the insurance paperwork for you. Coverage for couples counseling varies by plan, so we recommend calling your member services number to confirm. Self-pay sessions are also available. See our full list of accepted insurance and fees.
It helps, but it is not required. If your partner is not ready, you can begin individual counseling focused on your relationship.
No. We work with married, engaged, and dating couples, and we offer premarital counseling for couples preparing for marriage.
Call or text (419) 377-8417, or send us a message through our contact form. We will match you with a therapist and schedule your first session.
Every couple deserves the chance to feel like a team again. Reaching out is the first step.
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