Family Therapy

Families are dynamic and ever-evolving. If your family is facing conflict, communication breakdowns, or major transitions, Rational Living offers supportive therapy to help you restore balance and strengthen connections.

Therapy for Family

Family counseling is a type of psychotherapy that may have one or more objectives. Family counseling may help to promote better relationships and understanding within a family. It may be incident specific, as for example family counseling during a divorce, separation, or the approaching death of a family member. Alternately family counseling may address the needs of the family where one family member suffers from a mental or physical illness that alters his or her behavior or habits in negative ways. Often the experience of psychological difficulties by one member of the family affects the entire family dynamic. As a result, family intervention is often a necessary and important aspect of treatment.

Types of Family Therapy

Family Therapy
Family relationships can be both rewarding and challenging. At Rational Living, we help families navigate conflict, strengthen communication, and work through difficult transitions together. Whether you’re dealing with parenting struggles, sibling issues, or emotional distance, therapy provides a space for every voice to be heard and understood.

Marathon Family Therapy
When your family is facing a crisis or deeply rooted challenges, extended therapy sessions can create the space needed for real breakthroughs. Marathon Family Therapy offers intensive, goal-oriented sessions designed to unpack issues, repair relationships, and move your family toward long-term stability.

Parent Training
Parenting doesn’t come with a manual—but support is available. Parent Training helps you better understand your child’s behavior, set healthy boundaries, and respond more effectively to challenges at home. It’s a practical, empowering way to foster positive change within the family system.

Therapists can help you move toward the life you want.

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