Family Therapy

Family therapy involves the entire family unit, not just its symptomatic members. Since many psychological issues arise in the family, healing the family as a whole can be crucial for individuals with mental health disorders. Navigating this delicate process can lead families to build stronger connections and deeper healing.

The family is one of the most pivotal units in society, and family issues can leave lasting scars. Family therapy can modify existing paradigms and create possibilities for rebuilding a new family system that promotes the well-being of all its members.

Family therapy allows the family to work together to resolve a problem that affects one or more of its members. Examples of issues suited to this treatment method include depression, anxiety, personality disorders, addiction, and eating disorders. Treatment involves first allowing each member of the family to share how they have been impacted by the identified issues before moving on to explore individual family roles, underlying dynamics and how best to support each other in light of strengths and weaknesses.