Family Therapy

Family therapy may include parents, stepparents, children/siblings, stepchildren, extended family, grandparents, and others that significantly impact family life. This form of treatment can assist families in supporting children’s development, managing behavior issues, improving communication, reducing conflict, fostering closeness, cohesion, and belonging, solving problems, and managing challenges such as illness and loss, aging, life transitions, separation and divorce, mental illness, disability, trauma, addiction, launching adults, or the entry of new members into a family. 

Family therapy is for all types of families, including those that include sexual or gender minorities. It can heal and strengthen relationships and restore robust, fruitful bonds that support everyone’s growth and development. It can also serve as an adjunct to individual or group therapy so that loved ones can help individuals grow, develop, and heal.

Family Therapy Topics:

• The Healing Power of Family Therapy