Therapy in Brighton, Henrietta, & Rochester, NY
Parent/Child, Step-parent/Child, Siblings (children or adults), Adults/Parent, etc.
A lot of times, when families come into therapy they have been feeling stressed out for a while. A child might be acting up, a teenager might be acting out, or people just generally aren't getting along well and can't figure out how to make it work. Sometimes adult families struggle with issues such as long simmering tensions, grief and loss or difficult decisions. We know how hard that is for you. When you walk through our doors, rest assured that we are on your side––all of you.
When you get here, your therapist will ask about your family and the things that are concerning you right now. Together, you all will make goals together for how your family would like to be and how therapy can help. You will explore ways that your family is already working well together and your therapist will help you build on that, too. Usually you will meet with one of our therapists every week or every other week for a while until things settle down. Call us today to schedule an appointment: 585-473-2673.
All of our therapists are trained to work with families and are experts at relationship dynamics. Sometimes, families even end up having some fun in therapy while they are healing and changing.
We are really looking forward to meeting your unique family.
585-473-2673
CONCERNS FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN OFTEN SEE US FOR:
- Acting out behaviors
- Child anxiety and/or depression
- School problems
- Blended families
- Separation Anxiety
- Attachment Issues
- Adoption Adjustment
- Foster Parenting
- Fighting with Teens
- Sibling Rivalry
- Transitions (college, moving, etc)
- Divorced Co-Parenting
- Military Adjustments
- PTSD in parent or child
- Child Abuse Recovery
- Violence
- Aggression
Our Approach:
Our therapists are trained in a wide variety of therapeutic modalities and use the most appropriate method to fit the needs and goals of you and your family.
Our services are:
- Culturally sensitive for people of various racial and cultural groups.
- Spiritually sensitive for people from a wide variety of religious and spiritual traditions.
- Affirming of diverse gender identifies and sexual orientation.
- Culturally sensitive for people who are deaf and hard of hearing including use of American Sign Language