Is your family experiencing stress from illness, divorce, or financial difficulties?
Every family has a unique dynamic fed by everyone’s individual personality and interactions among family members. This is true if you are a couple with one child or a large extended family. Stress, trauma, or loss affecting the family throws off the balance of the family dynamic. This creates problems, challenges and even obstacles. Keeping a family healthy and functioning well during these times, is not easy, but at Greater Hartford Counseling Center, we work with you to achieve the peace and balance within your family that you want and deserve.
In family counseling, we work with you to help develop more effective ways of communicating with one another, interact more effectively and to resolve conflicts more creatively. Our counseling sessions might include all of your family members, just those most able to participate, or some combination. We will work with you to develop the most effective plan for change based on your family’s unique dynamic and circumstances. Family therapy can be very useful when confronted with specific issues such as:
- communication problems
- anger management
- conflict resolution
- coping with lose
- financial distress
One of the powerful benefits of family counseling is the objective insights that our counselors can provide to help negotiate challenging issues and what may feel like overwhelming concerns. With your counselor, you will look into your family’s ability to effectively express thoughts and feelings and ability to solve problems. We will also examine your unique family roles, rules and behavior patterns so we can identify what issues may be feeding your conflicts. We will figure out the source of the challenges and come up with strategies overcome them. Your counselor can help you embrace your family’s strengths, and challenge your weaknesses, and turning obstacles into an opportunity for growth.
To request a free 15 minute consultation please contact Greater Hartford Counseling Center at (860) 571-4646 , or email hello@greaterhartfordcounselingcenter.com