Family Systemic Therapy

Family therapy is a type of counseling that focuses on the relationships between family members and the patterns of communication and behavior that exist within the family unit.

This type of therapy is designed to help families resolve conflicts, improve communication, and build stronger, healthier relationships.

Family therapy can be helpful in a wide range of situations, from dealing with conflict between parents and children to managing the impact of major life changes, such as divorce or the loss of a family member. It can also be useful in dealing with issues such as substance abuse, mental health concerns and behavioral problems in children and adolescents.

During family therapy sessions, family members work together to identify areas of conflict and develop coping strategies. These strategies may include improving communication skills, setting boundaries, and developing problem-solving skills. The therapist can also help family members explore their own feelings and experiences and how these may be affecting their relationships with others.

One of the key advantages of family therapy is that it is designed to address the needs of the family as a whole, rather than focusing only on individual family members. This approach recognizes that issues within the family often arise from complex interactions between different family members and that it is important to address these interactions in order to bring about lasting change.