Family Counseling

Family Counseling also referred to as family or couple’s therapy, is a branch of psychotherapy that works with families and couples in intimate relationships to nurture changes and development. Sometimes, family conversations on conflicting issues under the observation of professionals who examine the ways of communication, analyse the bond and quality of the relationship, and further helps in achieving resolution. Previously, experienced clinicians have used a narrow approach in describing the family as children and parents, but as the field evolves, the concept of the family too evolved and surged a strong support system, long term roles and relationships between people who may or may not be related by blood or marriage. In the previous time, formal intervention with families aimed at helping individuals and families experiencing various kinds of problems, within the family context. These interventions at times involved formal procedures or rituals with the non-kin member of the community and were often conducted by a particular member of the community – for example, a chief, priest, elder member of society etc. Family Counselling as a distinct professional practise has its origin to the 19th century in the United Kingdom and the United States and by the late 19th century it had reached parts of Asia, effectively the rich section of society. The formal development in family therapy increased substantially as the rise in the prevalence of child counselling mandated by officials. American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy(AAMFT) with the work of various independent clinics and groups who began seeing family members for observation and therapy sessions began to articulate various theories about the nature and functioning of the family as an entity, more than a mere aggregation of individuals. Family Therapy can help you improve troubled relationships with your children, blood relatives and with individuals you care about. You may address issues such as marital or financial problems, a conflict between parents and children, or the impact of substance abuse on the entire family. Family therapy can help family members cope with trauma or soul hurting events in the past and troubling you to live a normal life. In case of addiction to substance abuse family can opt for family therapy meanwhile the person with the addiction can undergo residential treatment within the same facility under vigilance. Family therapy can be effective to solve issues related to anger, grief, stress, conflict etc. Our Family psychologists have done research in RT(Reality Therapy), Systemic Coaching, Structural Therapy and Narrative therapy, we devise these techniques to effectively resolve family problems. You might be thinking what these techniques are, and how they would be useful for you. RT(Reality Therapy) It is based on 3 R’s principle- Realism, Responsibility and Right or Wrong rather than symptoms of mental Disorder. Reality Therapy does not concern itself with the client’s past, neither does this kind of therapy deal with unconscious mental processes. Human being have four basic psychological need after survival- the most important need is being to love and to be loved by someone, another person, a group which remunerates the sense of belonging, the need for power through learning, achieving worthwhile, winning and being incompetent. The third is Need of Freedom including independence and autonomy while handling personal responsibility, last is Need for fun, pleasure-seeking enjoyment and relaxation is most important for good psychological health. Systemic Coaching: In family therapy, we focus on developing a person’s capability with systemic coaching to help other family members in the family. Sometimes there are matters which members don’t want to spill out to anyone, under such constraints having a Systemic coach in your family who could be from one of your family members will ease the tension and strengthen the relationship. Structural Therapy: This technique is prevalent when the power is divided among family members and even after having a plethora of arguments no one reaches a conclusion to which everyone agrees upon. This identifies the loose ends which are causing continuous problems and re-orders one organisation in the family. Narrative Therapy: These techniques work with restoring the authorities of the family in problem saturated narrative which translates to the authorities of the family saturating their problems as they consider themselves to be the forefront security wall of all the problems, they are the one to resolve everything which shouldn’t be the case. We help them emphasize the context of matter which provides a better understanding of problems and work towards separating the problem from the person. Family Therapy doesn’t automatically solve family problems or make any unpleasant memory go away, but it can help family members understand one another better, and provide skills to cope with challenging situations in a more effective way. It may also help the family to achieve a sense of togetherness.

Why Choose Us

Family Therapy includes counseling about issues that may have impacted the whole family. It require psychologist specifically trained in Family related problems, to acknowledge the gravity of concern and suggest respective treatment