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Family therapy involves three or more members (such as parents and children, or adult siblings) working together to improve the home environment. We identify the “family dynamics.” We look at how everyone interacts and where the boundaries or communication lines have broken down. Sessions are active. We may practice new ways of speaking to one another or re-negotiate roles and responsibilities within the household. I ensure that every member of the family feels heard and respected. The Outcome: A healthier family structure where conflict is reduced, and members feel more supported by—and connected to—one another.
Family therapy involves three or more members (such as parents and children, or adult siblings) working together to improve the home environment. We identify the “family dynamics.” We look at how everyone interacts and where the boundaries or communication lines have broken down. Sessions are active. We may practice new ways of speaking to one another or re-negotiate roles and responsibilities within the household. I ensure that every member of the family feels heard and respected. The Outcome: A healthier family structure where conflict is reduced, and members feel more supported by—and connected to—one another.