Couples & Relationships | Quez Therapeutic Solutions

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A steady, even-handed space to work through conflict, repair trust, and understand the patterns you keep landing in. We help both partners feel heard, and build practical ways to communicate and grow a healthier relationship together.

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Who: Partners at any stage
Format: In person in Stow, or teletherapy across Ohio
Languages: English or Spanish
Sessions: 30–60 min, with a longer first visit

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Couples & Relationships

Couples and relationship therapy at Quez Therapeutic Solutions is a space for two people to slow down, actually hear each other, and work through the patterns that keep the same arguments coming back.

We work from a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Solution-Focused approach with couples, led by a licensed clinician (LISW-S) — naming the specific communication patterns and conflict cycles that are hurting the relationship, and building concrete, practical tools both partners can use, not just processing feelings in the room and hoping it carries home.

Common reasons couples come in include communication breakdowns, recurring conflict, trust that's been damaged, feeling disconnected after a major life change, or simply wanting a tune-up before things get worse. You don't have to be in crisis to benefit from couples work.

The initial couples session is $145, reflecting the extra time a first joint session takes; each session after is the standard $135.

Sessions are available in person in Stow or by secure teletherapy — a real option for couples juggling different schedules or with one partner further from the office.

Who It's For

Couples working through communication breakdowns or recurring conflict
Partners rebuilding trust after a rupture
Couples who want proactive support, not just crisis intervention

Key Benefits

A structured space where both partners are actually heard
Concrete communication tools, not just in-room processing
In person in Stow or by teletherapy for couples with different schedules
Works for crisis support and proactive "tune-ups" alike

Two partners on a sofa turned toward each other, one speaking while the other genuinely listens — The pattern
Getting off the same argument

The pattern

Getting off the same argument

Most couples do not come in because they stopped loving each other. They come in because the same fight keeps happening — different topic, identical shape — and both people are tired of it. Couples work here is about slowing that cycle down enough to see it: who reaches, who pulls back, where the conversation reliably falls off the cliff.

From there the CBT and solution-focused frame gives you both something practical to do with it — concrete ways to hear each other and interrupt the pattern — instead of only processing feelings in the room and hoping it carries home.

A couple reconnecting after a hard conversation — a hand reaching across, faces softened — When to come
You do not have to be in crisis

When to come

You do not have to be in crisis

Some couples arrive after trust has been damaged or a major change has left them feeling like strangers. Many more come in for a tune-up — communication has gotten thin, or they simply want to get ahead of it before it gets worse. Both are good reasons.

The initial couples appointment runs a little longer to hear both of your stories; ongoing sessions settle into a regular rhythm. In person in Stow or by secure video anywhere in Ohio, in English or Spanish.

What We Help With

Communication breakdowns

Recurring conflict cycles

Rebuilding trust after a rupture

Feeling disconnected after a big life change

Wanting a proactive relationship "tune-up"

What to Expect

Reach out

Call, message, or book online; we'll help you both figure out if this is the right fit.

First joint session

A longer intake ($145) with both partners present, to hear both sides and build a realistic plan.

Ongoing sessions

Regular joint sessions ($135), with pacing shaped around what the relationship actually needs.

Check back in

We revisit progress together as a couple and adjust the plan.

What it costs — insurance and self-pay

Quez Therapeutic Solutions is in-network with many major insurance plans — including Aetna, Cigna, Medical Mutual, and UnitedHealthcare — and our billing team files with them directly, so getting started is simple. Prefer to pay out of pocket, or carry a plan we're not in-network with? Self-pay is just as straightforward, and we'll help you get everything you need to seek reimbursement. Either way, the focus stays on the work you and your therapist do together.

If you're paying out of pocket, a longer initial appointment is $145 and ongoing sessions of 30–60 minutes are $135. Payment is due at the time of each visit.

If we're not in-network with your plan, we provide a superbill you can submit to your insurer for possible reimbursement — and we're glad to help you gather everything you need to file. If you're paying out of pocket, you also have the right to a Good Faith Estimate of costs under the federal No Surprises Act — no surprise bills, ever.

Not sure you're ready? That's okay.

You don't have to be certain to reach out. If you have a question — whether this is the right fit, what a first session is actually like, or anything else — you can send a message and get a real, personal reply. No pressure, no obligation, and no wrong questions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do both partners need to attend every session?

Couples therapy is generally most effective with both partners present. We can talk through scheduling and format with you at the first appointment.

What does the first couples session cost?

We accept many major insurance plans — including Aetna, Cigna, Medical Mutual, and UnitedHealthcare and others — and our billing team files claims with your insurer directly. For self-pay, or if your plan is not in-network with us, the first couples session is $145, reflecting the additional time a first joint session takes, and each session after is $135. See our Fees page for full details.

Can we do couples therapy over video if we live apart or have conflicting schedules?

Yes — teletherapy is a full option for couples therapy, available anywhere in Ohio over a secure video connection.

Will you take sides?

No — the goal is to help both of you be understood, not to referee who is right. We name patterns and dynamics, not a winner and a loser.

You don’t have to carry it alone.

Reaching out is the hardest first step — and the most important one. When you’re ready, we’re here.

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