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Family therapy is a form of psychotherapy that seeks to reduce distress and conflict by improving the systems of interactions between family members.
While family therapists often seek to have all family members (affected by the problem) in the room, that is not always possible or necessary.
What distinguishes family therapy from individual counseling is its perspective or framework, not how many people are present at the therapy session
When a child is having a problem such as with school, substance abuse, or disordered eating
A major trauma or change that impacts the entire family (i.e. relocation to a new house, natural disaster, incarceration of a family member)
Unexpected or traumatic loss of a family member
Adjustment to a new family member in the home (i.e. birth of a sibling, adoption, foster children, a grandparent entering the home)
Domestic violence
Divorce
Parent Conflict
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