Family work may be a good fit if you’re dealing with:

• chronic conflict, shutdown, or “walking on eggshells”

• parenting/teen behavior concerns or failure-to-launch stress

• blended family, step family, or co-parenting strain

• trauma/PTSD impacts on the household

• major transitions (loss, deployment, relocation, divorce/separation)

• Generational households (multiple adults under one roof): boundaries, respect, roles, money/chores, caregiving stress, and chronic tension
• Mature “old wounds” resurfacing: father–daughter/son, mother–daughter/son rupture, estrangement, loyalty binds, and unresolved grief or resentment
• Parents who are no longer together (or are in the process of separating) and need a structured, child-centered plan. The goal is to reduce conflict, stop triangulation, and create consistency for the kids—without re-litigating the relationship.

Sessions are skills-forward and accountability-based: we clarify patterns, strengthen boundaries, improve communication, and create practical agreements the family can actually follow outside of therapy.