In relational (or conjoint) therapy, the relationship becomes the client. Specific issues and problems within the relationship are addressed collaboratively with the goal of building healthier interactions within couple and family systems. Relational therapy can aid individuals in recognizing the role previous romantic relationships and family history play in shaping of daily life- boundaries, values, expectations, coping, and sense of self. Frequently experienced issues may include:
Adapting to change
Adjustment Disorders
Adoption
Anger Management
Caregiver Burnout
Co-parenting
DCFS Referral
Divorce/Separation
Family-Owned Business Conflict
Family Conflict
Supporting a family with a recent mental or physical health diagnosis
Generational Trauma
Grief
Healthy communication and boundary setting
Understanding the generational impact of family history
Increase trust and honesty
Increase individual's sense of self and agency within relationships
Infidelity
Intimacy Issues/Relationship Anxiety
Phase of life changes, e.g., empty nesters, becoming a parent, retirement
