Family Therapy assists members, individually and collectively, to develop:
- ways of living together more harmoniously with respect, empathy
- acquiring effective tools for looking at issues from different perspectives
- capacity to work toward win/win/ situations for all members
- clearer communication, the meaning of “yes,” “no” and “maybe”
- clarifying and communicating expectations
- listening to each other, really listening!
- establish and maintain limits and boundaries
This type of therapy is very effective addressing issues when adult children come back to live temporarily in the parental home, as well as including an aging parent in the household.