The Brandywine Center LLC

In family therapy, the therapist meets with all or part of your family to address concerns related to family relationships and/or family transitions Some of these transitions include divorce, moving, remarriage or the loss of a parent. Family therapy...

In family therapy, the therapist meets with all or part of your family to address concerns related to family relationships and/or family transitions Some of these transitions include divorce, moving, remarriage or the loss of a parent. Family therapy is often combined with individual therapy for problems such as eating disorders, family trauma, and school-related concerns. Family therapy can also be an ideal place to work on parenting issues and skills. The therapist working with the family strives to be equally attentive to each person's perspective, while keeping a focus on ways to improve family functioning and stability. As with other therapies, family therapy helps family members communicate more openly and effectively with one another and teaches families important relationship skil