Co-parenting therapy, or co-parenting counseling, is designed to help separated, divorced, or never-married couples work together to raise their child(ren) in a healthy and cooperative way. It focuses on reducing conflict, improving communication, and ensuring the...
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Mother-Daughter Therapy: Strengthen the Bond
The mother-daughter relationship is a unique and powerful connection that can shape a woman's emotional and psychological development. Yet, like any important relationship, it requires effort, understanding, and sometimes, a little help to maintain and strengthen....
The Power of Narrative Family Therapy: Techniques and Strategies
Narrative family therapy is a groundbreaking approach to transforming how therapists can help families deepen their relationships and reach greater contentment and understanding. Narrative therapy for families emphasizes the stories each member has internalized about...
Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (EFFT)
Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (EFFT) is a powerful, proven, and evidence-based therapeutic approach designed to improve relationships by addressing members' emotional bonds and attachment patterns. I often use emotionally focused therapy for families as a...
Politics and Family Therapy
I provide family therapy for political differences across multiple states, helping them navigate challenges when ideological beliefs create tension at home, even when members live in different states. In today’s polarized climate, political disagreements can strain...
Strategic Family Therapy: Powerful, Positive, Time-Limited
Strategic Family Therapy is a brief, goal-oriented therapeutic approach that focuses on solving specific problems within a family system. It was developed primarily by Jay Haley and influenced by the work of Salvador Minuchin (Structural Family Therapy). This model...