Help your family reconnect and heal together. Whether you are working through parent-child conflict, sibling struggles, a blended family adjustment, or communication breakdowns, our licensed therapists give every family member a voice.

Families come to us at every stage. You might see yours in one of these.
Small things turn into big blowups, and nobody feels heard.
Withdrawn, defiant, anxious, or just not themselves.
Co-parenting, blended families, and new family roles.
Divorce, a loss, a move, or a new diagnosis.
You love your kids but approach parenting differently.
You want a calm space where every voice counts.

Family therapy is a structured, supportive space where every voice is heard. We help families communicate better, resolve conflict, and build healthier relationships.
Book online or call us. We verify your insurance 24 hours before your session, so there is nothing to chase.
Meet with your therapist to talk about your family's dynamics, what is hard right now, and what you want to change, and build a plan.
Sessions with all or some family members focus on communication and conflict, with new patterns to practice at home and regular check-ins on progress.
Support for every type of family and every life stage. Start with the most common, or browse the rest below.
Improve listening and understanding at home.
Learn moreNavigate disagreements without the blowups.
Learn moreStrengthen the bond between parents and kids.
Learn moreAddress defiance and acting out with support for the whole family.
Learn moreNavigate stepfamily relationships and new roles.
Learn moreSupport for a teen who is withdrawn or struggling.
Learn moreProven approaches to strengthen family bonds, chosen around your goals.
Understand how family patterns affect every member.
Strengthen emotional bonds and secure attachment.
Change patterns that fuel conflict and improve communication.
Rewrite family stories to create healthier perspectives.
Help young children express themselves and heal.
Explore the full range of methods our therapists use.
We will help you find the right therapist for your family and your goals.
Our therapists use evidence-based approaches like family systems and attachment-based therapy.
Parents, kids, and teens all get heard. Your therapist is there to help the family, not to take sides.
We work with traditional, blended, single-parent, and multigenerational families.
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Read Our Google ReviewsWe accept many major insurance plans. Coverage for family therapy varies by plan, and we will check your benefits for you.
Not always. Family therapy often involves several family members, but your therapist may meet with individuals, parent-child pairs, or the whole family depending on your needs and goals.
This is common. Your therapist can work with willing family members first and help you find ways to engage others over time. Sometimes starting with the parents alone is the most effective first step.
We accept many major insurance plans, but coverage varies. Schedule your appointment, send us your insurance information, and our team will verify your benefits 24 hours before your session. You can also call us at (801) 410-0542 with questions.
It depends on your family's challenges and goals. Some families work on a specific concern for a focused period, while others prefer longer-term support. Your therapist will talk with you about a realistic timeline and check in on progress along the way.
Yes. We help blended families navigate stepparent relationships, bring children from different families together, and build new family routines and roles.
It can be both. A teen's depression or anxiety often affects the whole household, and family sessions can help everyone understand what is happening and how to support them. We also offer teen-focused individual therapy alongside or instead of family sessions, depending on what fits best.
Yes. Many families meet with their therapist by secure telehealth from anywhere in Utah, and we also see families in person at our Orem and Pleasant Grove offices.
Yes, with some nuances. Your therapist will explain confidentiality with your family, including what can be shared and what stays private, especially when working with minors.
Every family deserves support. Let us help you build healthier communication and stronger bonds at home.