Family Therapy

FOR YOUTH (13+) AND ADULTS

Family therapy is a space where challenges are viewed relationally and contextually, rather than individually. This means that the difficulties one family member is experiencing are seen as a response to the dynamics of the entire family system. The work of a family therapist is first to understand these patterns of interaction between family members, in order to understand how growth can occur within individual members and the system as a whole.

There are many reasons why people choose family therapy services, including:

• Conflict and communication difficulties (parent-child, sibling, chosen family)

• Relationship transitions, including separation, divorce, integrating blended families, and “growing apart”

• Impact of mental health and/or substance misuse on family relationships

• 2SLGBTQIA+ family experiences

• Boundary challenges, including intergenerational boundaries and boundaries with extended family

• Navigating developmental milestones

• Loss and bereavement support

Getting Started

We know that starting therapy can feel overwhelming and complicated. Let us uncomplicate things. Getting started is as simple as contacting our Client Care Team - we’ll take it from there.

In-Person & Online Sessions Available

To make it even easier for you to access services, our team offers both in-person and online sessions for family therapy, depending on your specific needs.

Note: during COVID, most sessions are being held via secure video or phone.

Meet our Family Services Team

Click and hover on the images below to see the names and designations of our family therapists. To learn more about any of our therapists, visit the “Our Team” page to be directed to their full profiles. Ask our Client Care Team about who may be a good fit for your family’s particular needs.