Family Counseling
Our approach to family counseling generally includes one or multiple members of a family. As an example, teens and parents might work together with one of our therapist to compromise on an agreement and begin to build a road map for understanding and progress.
Parents and children of all ages may engage in art, experiential activities, or constructive guided discussion to increase understanding and discover new ways of relating to each other. Sometimes adult members of a family participate in counseling to address and resolve relationship problems or work to recover from past hurt and resentment.
Family Counseling can help with:
Relationship Issues
Children’s Issues including anxious behavior, aggression, explosiveness, misbehavior and dealing with loss and trauma
Child, Adolescent, and Adult ADHD
Adolescent Issues including self esteem, social problems, risky behavior and family conflicts
Young Adult Issues including adjusting to social changes and challenges in school
Parental Coaching
Divorce Support and Mediation
Divorce Support for Children
Dealing with Eating Disorders
Substance Abuse Help
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