FAQ’s

Frequently Asked
Questions.

A family is a group of individuals who are connected by blood, marriage, adoption, or a strong emotional bond. It typically includes parents and their children, but can also include extended relatives or close-knit communities.

The truth is that separation and divorce have the potential to devastate families – both the adults and children therein. As soon as a separation is know, it is recommended that the adults seek reasonbale professional support to communicate with their children and best navigate next steps while making best efforts not to add additional stress to the experience of the children. These are highly emotional situations which almost always can be improved by the input and insight of family therapy professionals and/or professionals in the vast field of psychological professionals.

Improving communication within a family can be achieved by actively listening to each other, expressing thoughts and feelings honestly, and creating a safe and non-judgmental environment. Regular family meetings or activities that encourage conversation can also be helpful.

Resolving conflicts within a family requires open and respectful communication. It’s important to listen to all parties involved, validate their feelings, and seek compromise or win-win solutions. Avoiding blame, using “I” statements, and practicing empathy can contribute to successful conflict resolution.

This support involve actively listening and being understanding. Families can also provide practical assistance, such as sharing responsibilities, brainstorming solutions, and seeking professional help if needed. Keeping lines of communication open and showing unconditional love and acceptance are key aspects of support.