Family therapy aims to enhance communication, resolve conflicts, and equip families to navigate challenging situations such as loss, illness, or behavioral issues. It strives to create a healthier, more supportive home environment. In cases where a family member faces a serious health condition, therapy can provide education and address the unique challenges of caregiving.
Our Program:
In family therapy sessions, the focus is on understanding the family’s interactions and communication patterns as a whole, rather than focusing on individual members. Therapists who work as a team can demonstrate healthy communication and interaction styles for the family to learn from.
Family therapy is rooted in the idea that a family is more than just its members – it’s a dynamic system. Problems are addressed by improving how the entire family system operates, rather than trying to “fix” any one person. This approach recognizes that each family member’s role and interactions influence the whole family.