Family Therapy

Being part of a family plays a pivotal role in shaping our lives, yet it’s not uncommon for conflicts to arise among family members. Family therapy is designed to support the entire family in navigating these challenges together. It may focus on some or all members of the family, depending on the situation. In a therapeutic setting, a safe and open environment is created, allowing each family member to express their concerns and struggles freely.

In family therapy, roles and responsibilities within the family unit are examined, along with the communication styles used by its members. The therapeutic process provides a neutral, safe space where individuals can openly express their thoughts and emotions. This approach helps each member gain a deeper understanding of their own perspective and the experiences of others.

Family relationships form the cornerstone of individual well-being, shaping emotional and mental health.

Family Therapy

Family is one of the most important relationships – invest in yours today for a better tomorrow.

With Dr. Arjumand Raza Therapy Centre, we offer family therapy for adolescents and adults of all ages. Our psychologists use various theoretical approaches tailored to the needs of each individual, aiming to help you reach the relationship goals you desire. This personalized approach allows us to meet you where you are in your life and develop a treatment plan specifically for you.

Some common types of family therapies our psychologists specialize in include:

  • Supportive Family Therapy
  • Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
  • Psychodynamic Approaches in Family Therapy
  • Systemic Family Therapy

What could have happened for you to need family therapy?

  • Going through a separation, mediation or divorce
  • Changes to the family structure and dynamic (e.g. becoming a single parent, adopting a new family member, step-family, in-laws, extended family)
  • Trauma experience (e.g. loss of a family member)
  • Chronic health problems (e.g. asthma or cancer)
  • Experiencing financial problems or stress

Possible signs your family needs a therapist:

  • Parenting issues and challenges in developing parenting skills (e.g. child discipline)
  • Inability to manage stress
  • Concerning child and adolescent behavior (e.g. sibling rivalry, bullying)
  • Emotional disorders including anxiety, depression, loss and grief
  • Anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorders
  • Emotional abuse or violence
  • Self-harm
  • Drug, alcohol, and other substance misuse

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