Better Communication. Stronger Bonds. Less Conflict.

No matter the structure or size of your family, maintaining a balanced & healthy dynamic can be incredibly challenging. Sometimes, ongoing / unresolved conflict or communication issues can impact family members and create big feelings. Or a family might be reeling from a specific loss, change, trauma or other factor that shifts everyone & everything. Family psychotherapy can be an effective treatment in both situations.

Family psychotherapy is a process where (ideally) all of the members of a primary family meet together with a trained mental health professional in a series of safe, affirming, and confidential group sessions. The goals of family therapy are to create the tools, boundaries & rules that can enable effective communication, reduce conflict, and help each family member develop individually and feel connected to the family unit. Family therapy is sometimes the primary treatment; it can also be complementary to individual or relationship psychotherapy for one or more family members.

Family therapy can help members with feelings of / reactions to grief, anger, sadness, depression, anxiety, conflict or disconnection. It can also help members work together to navigate issues within the family, such as:

  • Separation or divorce
  • Blended families / raising step or adopted children
  • Sexuality, sexual orientation, gender identity & expression
  • Ineffective communication
  • PTSD & Trauma
  • Emotional, physical, or sexual abuse
  • Mental health or behavioral issues
  • Substance abuse
  • Developmental delays or physical disabilities
  • Improve communication and relationships between parents and children

Our team of skilled, compassionate professionals can help families communicate more effectively, maintain strong loving bonds, and enable a more peaceful home life. Learn more about our therapists, then visit Get Support & submit an inquiry form to get started.


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