Family Therapy
CAREE BROWN L.C.S.W. PSYCHOTHERAPY
Individual, couples therapy, & Family Therapy
Family Therapy and Counseling By Family Therapist Caree Brown
Most often, an individual may be struggling with an issue which can be more easily resolved by including some or all of the family members involved. Often times, observing and defining patterns of interaction between and among family members can uncover why and how some individuals may get stuck in their efforts to improve their personal situation. Identifying and replacing these patterns with more functional and supportive ones often make all the difference in the positive outcome of their therapy. Family members will often see benefits similar to that of group therapy.
I love Caree Brown – When I was working with her she really helped me navigate my emotions to properly identify which feelings where what and how calm down and express myself.
She was attentive, providing good feedback and tools that really helped us become so much closer. I highly recommend Caree, especially if you want to see results quickly.
She is one of the most amazing human beings you will ever have the privilege to work with!
Helping Families
Helping a family define its vision as well as its principles and values is a vital part of building its own unique family culture. This goes a long way towards inspiring congruent expectations and happier outcomes. Parents will learn that rather than trying to “control” their children, their increasing ability to “inspire” them by sharing their own character struggles will go alot further in achieving a family culture of excellence and intimacy.
The Challenges Families Face
- Parenting challenges
- Experiences of trauma and/or abuse
- Adjustments to separation, divorce, and blended families
- Deaths in the family
- Our family therapy can help family members cope if a one of them suffers from severe bi-polar disease; however, that person who has the disease should continue with their individualized treatment plan, which may include medications, one-on-one counseling or other forms of individual treatment.
- If someone in the family has an addiction problem, the family can attend family therapy while the person who has an addiction participates in their own treatment. More often than not, family members may participate in family therapy even though their loved one with an addiction hasn’t yet started their own treatment or currently refuses to go that route.
How we Help You Build a Stronger Family
- Discovering different ways to cope with the stress that is inflicting your life
- Developing new options to solve the issues you or your family are experiencing
- Learning how to improve your relationships and connections to others
- Helping you get information you need as well as accessing resources that can help you
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