Family Systems Therapy
Work together with your family members, sharing perspectives, and understanding that when one struggles, everyone struggles.
Helps With
Depression, substance use, eating disorders, and other mental health issues that involve family dynamics. It’s often used for marital conflict, parenting and childhood behavior problems (like ADHD), and coping with major life stressors (divorce, illness, etc.).
How It Works
Family members learn to share perspectives. The therapist may use tools (like genograms) to map relationships and might coach new ways of handling conflict. Everyone works together to solve problems, which can strengthen family bonds.
Benefits
Research shows family-based approaches can improve outcomes for depression, addiction, relationship distress, and childhood behavior issues. When the family heals as a whole, individual members often feel more understood, supported, and empowered.