Challenges that parents face can have a large impact on their children
It’s important to note that when parents have their own challenges relating to loss, trauma or transition, this may affect children and have a large impact on them. This is why it’s crucial to work with a specialist who uses the right approaches and methods to address these issues. Our therapists at Guiding Light Psychology have experience working with children and their families to navigate through difficult situations.
During family therapy with kids, our therapists will work with the family to identify patterns of behaviour, communication styles, and emotional triggers that may be impacting their relationships. We use evidence-based techniques and interventions to help children and parents communicate effectively, build empathy and understanding, and develop strategies to manage challenging behaviours.
We understand the unique needs and challenges of working with children
Our therapists understand the unique needs and challenges of working with children and their families. We provide a safe and supportive environment for families to work through their issues and conflicts. Our goal is to help families develop stronger relationships and coping mechanisms that will serve them well into the future.
If you are facing challenging periods and need professional support, please do not hesitate to contact our team at Guiding Light Psychology. We are here to help and support you through these difficult times.
How can we help?
Guiding Light Psychology offers family therapy services to help families overcome a wide range of challenges. Some common issues that are addressed through family therapy include communication difficulties, conflict resolution, parenting concerns, separation and divorce, blended family issues, behavioural problems in children, and mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, or addiction within the family.
Family therapy sessions can help improve communication and build stronger relationships between family members. It can also help identify and address dysfunctional patterns of behaviour and ways to change them. Family therapy can provide a safe and supportive environment for each family member to express their thoughts and feelings, and to learn how to better understand and support each other.
By working with a qualified family therapist at Guiding Light Psychology, families can gain the skills and tools necessary to navigate through difficult times and create a healthier and more fulfilling family dynamic.
Take the first step towards the wellbeing of your family
We encourage you to take the first step towards your well-being and call us today at (02) 7252 3418. One of our experts will be happy to speak with you and answer any questions you may have.
FAQ’s about Family Therapy with Kids
What are some common issues that Family Therapy With Kids can help address?
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Family Therapy With Kids can help address a wide range of issues that families with children may face, including behavioural problems, difficulties with transitions, communication issues, conflicts over parenting, and adjustment issues related to divorce or separation.
How does Family Therapy With Kids differ from therapy for adults?
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Family Therapy With Kids differs from therapy for adults in that it involves the entire family unit, rather than just individual members. The focus is on improving relationships and communication within the family as a whole, rather than on addressing the specific concerns of one particular member.
How can I prepare my child for Family Therapy With Kids?
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It can be helpful to prepare your child for Family Therapy With Kids by explaining to them that it is a safe space where everyone can talk about their feelings and work together to solve problems. You can also let them know that the therapist is there to help the family as a whole, not to judge or blame anyone. Finally, it can be useful to let your child know what to expect from the session, such as that they may be asked to participate in activities or games to help improve communication and understanding within the family.