Family Therapy

Are you experiencing conflicts within your family that seem difficult to resolve?

Our aim in family therapy is to create a safe and supportive environment where families can explore their dynamics and forge stronger connections. Navigating the complexities of family relationships can be challenging, often filled with misunderstandings and emotional upheaval.

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How we can help ?

Our collaborative approach empowers families to work through conflicts, enhance their understanding of one another, and cultivate healthier patterns of interaction. Together, we strive to foster resilience and harmony, guiding your family towards a more fulfilling and cohesive future. We are here to facilitate open communication, helping each member articulate their feelings and perspectives.

 
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Family Therapy Process

Initial Engagement – Develop positive perception of therapist and program; Facilitate family’s willingness to participate in counseling.

Motivation – Develop a sense of hope and inspiration for positive change;

Relational Assessment – Identify relational functions, needs, and hierarchy within the family. 

Behavioral Change – Reduce family conflict and address family patterns that maintain the presenting problems. 

Generalization – Increase family resources and extra-familial support; Maintain and generalize changes; Prevent relapse. 

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Families We Treat

We treat families of any size and constellation:

  • Couples

  • Married couples

  • Cohabitating couples

  • LGBTQ couples

  • Elderly couples

  • Families with young or adult children

  • Families facing geriatric issues

  • Stepfamilies

  • Families facing medical illness or psychiatric illness.

 

Rhode Island family therapists play a vital role in providing essential support for young individuals and families facing challenges related to risky behaviors, disengagement, legal issues, or strained family dynamics. We offer guidance and understanding, helping clients navigate these difficult situations and fostering healthier relationships and coping strategies.