Couples Therapy:
Whether you are married, dating, or living together, you and your partner can benefit from couples therapy. Couples therapy uses psychotherapeutic techniques to address a couple’s dynamic in both individual and couple sessions.
Any couple can benefit from couples therapy. It is a common misconception to think that only couples on the edge of a breakup need this form of therapy. Many perfectly healthy couples attend couples therapy so that they can proactively work on maintaining balance and happiness in their relationship.
Family Counseling:
When a family wants to work on improving communication and the ties that bind them together, they often turn to family counseling. Family counseling never focuses one one person, but rather the group dynamic as a whole. Patients can participate in group family sessions as well as in individual sessions that address the family dynamic. Family counseling is typically strengths-based, meaning it focuses on the assets of each family member rather than their deficits.
Family counseling treats a number of things, including:
- Mental health disorders or addiction in a family
- Traumas such as death or chronic illness
- Divorce
- Incarceration
- Conflict
- Developmental delays
- Blended families
Our expert physicians provide in-network therapy and psychiatry services, covered by insurance, through both Telehealth and In-person appointments.