Family Therapy

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What Family Therapy Can Help With

We work with all types of families facing a wide range of challenges, including:

  • Constant conflict or tension at home
  • Communication breakdowns or misunderstandings
  • Strained parent-child or sibling relationships
  • Teen or child behavior concerns
  • “Failure to launch” / adult child still at home
  • Co-parenting or parenting disagreements
  • Blended or step-family challenges
  • Divorce or separation transitions
  • Mental health concerns impacting the family system
  • Boundary issues or lack of respect
  • Feeling disconnected or walking on eggshells


Family therapy isn’t about figuring out who’s “right”. It’s about learning how to understand each other and work together.

Why Choose Tandem for Family Therapy?

Most therapy focuses on just one person. We look at the entire family system. At Tandem, we specialize in helping families create healthier patterns, stronger relationships, and more peaceful homes.

Our family therapy is:

  • Neutral and non-judgmental — we don’t take sides
  • Safe and respectful — everyone’s voice matters
  • Tailored to YOUR family — not a one-size-fits-all model
  • Focused on improving communication and connection
  • Supportive of both parents and children/teens
  • Inclusive of all family structures and identities
  • Growth-focused — not court or compliance-based
  • Collaborative — we work with individual therapists in-house if needed


We’re not here to blame. We’re here to help the family heal—together.

Our Approach: Tailored to Each Family

No two families are the same—so no two treatment plans should be either. Depending on your family’s needs, we may incorporate:

  • Family systems therapy (understanding patterns and roles)
  • Attachment-based work (emotional needs and security)
  • Communication and conflict resolution tools
  • Parent coaching and support
  • Boundary-setting and structure
  • Emotion regulation and coping skills (DBT-informed)
  • Processing transitions (divorce, blending, launching, loss)
  • Individual + family sessions when appropriate


We adjust who is in the room depending on the goals—sometimes everyone, sometimes just certain members, sometimes parents only. The process is flexible and customized to what will help your family the most.

Because when one person is struggling, the whole family feels it.

Families are meant to be a source of support—but sometimes communication breaks down, tension builds, or you get stuck in the same painful patterns over and over again. You love each other, but everything feels hard.

  • Maybe arguments happen over even the smallest things.
  • Maybe someone in the family is struggling emotionally or behaviorally.
  • Maybe you’re blending families or going through a divorce.
  • Maybe your child or teen has pulled away and you don’t know how to reach them. 
  • Maybe your adult child is still at home and everyone feels stuck.


Whatever your situation—you don’t have to navigate it alone. Family therapy helps you rebuild connection, improve communication, and create a healthier, more peaceful home.

What Family Therapy Sessions Look Like

Each session is guided by a therapist who helps the family:

  • Talk in a safer, more respectful way
  • Understand each other’s perspectives
  • Identify and break unhelpful patterns
  • Build empathy and connection
  • Learn healthier ways to handle conflict
  • Develop tools to use at home
  • Create solutions together
Who Family Therapy Is For
  • Parents and children (young or teen)
  • Co-parents (together or separated)
  • Blended / step-families
  • Adult children and parents
  • Families navigating mental health issues
  • Families going through major transitions
  • Families who feel stuck and want change


Healthy families aren’t perfect—they have the tools to navigate challenges together.


Why Family Therapy Works

Because it focuses on the relationships between people, not just the individuals themselves. Family therapy helps everyone:

  • Feel heard and understood
  • Improve communication skills
  • Reduce conflict and tension
  • Build mutual respect
  • Set healthy boundaries
  • Strengthen emotional connection
  • Support each other more effectively
  • Create lasting change at home


How to Get Started

Step 1: Contact us - Click the “Contact” button below and let us know you’re interested in family therapy.

Step 2: Schedule an intake appointment - We’ll learn about your family, who should participate, and your goals.

Step 3: Begin family sessions - We create a tailored plan and start working together to improve communication, connection, and peace in your home. Sometimes we may recommend individual sessions in addition to family therapy—and because we have multiple clinicians in-house, we can support the whole system in one place.

Your family doesn’t have to stay stuck in the same patterns. With the right support, it’s possible to communicate better, understand each other more deeply, and build a healthier, more connected home.

Click “Contact” below to take the first step.