Family Therapy
Family Therapy, also called “family counseling,” is a form of therapeutic treatment in which a licensed therapist helps a family address specific issues affecting the health and dynamics of the family unit. To do this, family therapists partner with the family to help family members improve communication, solve family problems, understand and improve family functioning, facilitate deeper empathy, reduce family conflict, and create a better home environment. This type of intervention can be used to help a family through a difficult period of time, a major life transition, or when one or more family members has an emotional, relationship, or mental health problem.
Some other elements of family therapy include:
Parenting Skills: For a parent or parents who are struggling with agreeing on parenting styles and methods for their kids. Also, for parents who perhaps have children with problematic behaviors.
Family Therapy: This would be for any type of family conflict ranging from parenting, sibling, co-habitating friends, etc.