Counseling Service
Family Therapy
Support for families facing conflict, transition, grief, or communication breakdown.
Support for families facing conflict, transition, grief, or communication breakdown.
Is your family experiencing any of the following?
- Changes in the family unit (i.e. divorce, separation, or blending families)
- Severe mental health issues affecting the family
- Grief and loss affecting the family (i.e., death of a loved one, complicated grief)
- Addiction and recovery affecting the family
- Abuse affecting the family (physical, verbal, sexual or other)
- Chronic conflict and communication breakdown
- Parenting challenges
- Sibling rivalry
- Estrangement
How does family therapy work?
Upon booking an appointment with the therapist best suited to your needs, we meet with you and your family together for an initial 50-minute session. During this appointment, we establish a therapeutic rapport with you and your family, and observe your natural interactions.
A treatment plan is then formulated out of which future sessions are designed, and for each session thereafter, clinical interventions are utilized in service of meeting the established treatment goals.
Meeting weekly is our recommended frequency for beginning the process. In-person or virtual meetings are both well-suited for Family therapy.
Taking the first step is an act of strength
Reach out and we’ll help you find the therapist best suited to your needs. Every conversation is confidential, unhurried, and free of judgment.