Family therapy that works with the whole system to untangle patterns no single family member can fix alone.
Family therapy starts from the idea that difficulties live in patterns of interaction, not in one "problem person". Sessions bring the relevant family members into the room so those patterns can be seen and changed together.
Who attends can change between sessions — sometimes everyone, sometimes a subset. That is planned collaboratively rather than imposed.
Family sessions run longer than individual sessions to give each person time to be heard.
No. Who attends is agreed session by session depending on what is being worked on — sometimes the whole family, sometimes just the people directly involved in a particular pattern.
Fees and availability confirmed directly with the practice. See the full FAQ for policies on cancellation and confidentiality.