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Family Counseling

When roles and expectations shift, whether after a move, a new baby or a hard year, a family counselor can help everyone at home be heard and understood.

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  • Video, phone or in person
  • Confidential sessions

Common signs and concerns

If one or more of these sounds familiar, talking with a specialist can help.

  • Ongoing tension or repeated conflict between family members
  • Difficulty adjusting after a major change: divorce, remarriage, a new sibling, or a loss
  • A family member withdrawing, or communication breaking down
  • Different generations disagreeing on how to handle a shared problem

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Frequently asked questions

Does the whole family need to attend?

Not always. Some sessions include the whole family; others work with just the members most involved in the issue.

Can this help with a conflict between just two family members?

Yes, family counseling can focus on any part of the family system, not only group sessions.

Is this different from individual counseling?

Yes. The focus is on the relationships and patterns between family members, not on one person's individual experience.

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