Family Counseling in Cincinnati
Let’s get the family together for some healing.
Family - a heartwarming word to some and a triggering concept to others. The closest relationships we have are often the ones that bring us the most pain. We believe in the restoration of families. Come get family counseling in person in North College Hill (directions) or do telehealth via our secure video platform (clients must be in Ohio). We are out of network, so the only insurance payments we can take are HSA payments. Still have questions? Check out the FAQ.
Session pricing:
$170 for 55 minutes
Quick tips for families
Eat together.
In our fast-paced world it’s all too common for family members to eat on the run or take food to their separate rooms. If this is the case for you, try just starting with a family meal once a week. Put it on the calendar and don’t schedule anything over it. Use that time to talk about what’s going on in each other’s lives and what you are excited about in the future.
Have a Command Central.
Command Central is like a headquarters, or the place where a lot of information is gathered. It’s helpful for busy families to have a whiteboard or a counter space to share calendar items, chore lists, sticky notes, and other helpful info.
Use this space to get on the same page so there are fewer miscommunications and more of a team spirit among the family members. When the family acts as a team, it’s a force to be reckoned with!
Do we need family counseling?
Recognizing the need for family counseling involves paying attention to various signs that suggest the family is facing challenges that may benefit from professional intervention. One significant indicator is a breakdown in communication. If family members find it increasingly difficult to express themselves, share feelings, or engage in open dialogue, it may signify underlying issues that could be addressed through counseling. Persistent conflicts and unresolved disputes within the family can also signal a need for intervention. When disagreements escalate, become frequent, or seem to recur without resolution, seeking the guidance of a family counselor can help facilitate healthier communication and conflict resolution strategies.
Another sign is a noticeable change in family dynamics or a shift in individual behaviors. Significant life events such as divorce, loss, or major transitions can impact family relationships. Behavioral changes, withdrawal, or emotional distancing among family members may indicate emotional distress that requires professional assistance. Additionally, if a family is dealing with issues such as substance abuse, chronic illness, or mental health challenges within its members, seeking family counseling can provide a supportive environment to address these complex issues collectively. Overall, any persistent pattern of dysfunction, tension, or disconnection within a family may suggest the need for counseling to foster understanding, communication, and a more harmonious family environment.