Services for Families

Family behavioral health services aim to strengthen family relationships, improve communication, and enhance overall well-being by addressing the interconnected mental health needs of family members within their social and relational context. By providing a range of interventions and support tailored to the unique dynamics of each family, these services promote resilience, healing, and positive outcomes for families facing mental health challenges.

Family behavioral health services encompass a range of interventions and supports designed to address the mental health and well-being of families as a whole. Here's an overview of the services offered at Therapy Resources:

Family Therapy

Family therapy is a central component of family behavioral health services. It involves working with the entire family unit to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen relationships. Therapists help family members understand each other's perspectives, develop healthy boundaries, and learn effective problem-solving and communication skills.

Couples Therapy

Couples therapy addresses relationship issues and conflicts between partners within the family unit. Therapists help couples improve communication, resolve conflicts, rebuild trust, and strengthen their bond by exploring underlying emotions and patterns of interaction.

Parenting Support

Parenting support services provide education, guidance, and skill-building opportunities for parents to enhance their parenting abilities and strengthen the parent-child relationship. This may include workshops or individual sessions focused on topics such as positive discipline techniques, effective communication with children, and managing challenging behaviors.

Multifamily Groups

Multifamily groups bring together several families facing similar challenges to provide mutual support, share experiences, and learn from one another in a supportive group setting. These groups offer opportunities for families to connect, build social networks, and gain insight into their own dynamics through interaction with other families.

Crisis Intervention and Support

Family behavioral health services may include crisis intervention and support for families experiencing acute crises or emergencies. Therapists provide immediate assistance, coping strategies, and referrals to appropriate resources to help families navigate through challenging situations.

Collaborative Care Coordination

Collaboration with other service providers, such as schools, medical professionals, social services agencies, and community organizations, is essential in family behavioral health services. Therapists work collaboratively to coordinate care, advocate for families' needs, and ensure comprehensive support across multiple systems.

Child and Adolescent Therapy

Family behavioral health services often include individual therapy for children and adolescents within the family system. Therapists work with young family members to address issues such as anxiety, depression, behavioral problems, trauma, or developmental challenges, while also involving parents and caregivers in the treatment process.