Family Therapy

This form of psychotherapy involves working with families to improve their relationships and communication. The goal of family therapy is to help family members understand and empathize with each other, resolve conflicts, and develop healthier communication patterns.

Family therapy sessions typically involve all members of the family, including children, parents, siblings, and sometimes extended family members. The therapist facilitates discussions and helps family members identify patterns of behavior that contribute to conflict or communication breakdown.

This form of therapy can be helpful in a wide range of situations, including conflict between parents and children, marital problems, mental health, issues, and behavioral problems in children.

Family therapy can also be used to address issues such as grief and loss, substance abuse, and chronic illness.

By improving family, dynamics and communication, family therapy, can help families become stronger, healthier, and more supportive of each other.