Family Therapy
Our dedicated therapist can help you address family issues
Family therapy is a type of group psychotherapy. Family is defined as a group of people who call themselves a family and care about each other. This could include aunts and uncles, caregivers, cousins, friends, grandparents, brothers and sisters, parents and children, partners and other professionals that are close to the group.
The goal of the therapy is to help everyone support and understand each other. Families who are feeling angry, overwhelmed and sad can benefit from this form of therapy as it addresses harmful behaviours and establishes steps to take in order to move forward as a whole.
Family counselling can help family units deal with changes associated with ageing, death and grieving, divorce, illness, mental health and substance abuse, moving, trauma and unemployment. Our therapist, Matt McCormack, works with families in a safe and confidential environment and facilitates discussion with every member of the family unit.
Therapy can support families by making the changes in their lives that will enable them to build upon the work carried out in sessions and into practice in real life. A Cherished Mind place you at the centre of therapy.
Are you looking for children's counselling in Clare? Call us today.
Our Family Therapy Services Cover
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Ageing
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Death and grieving
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Divorce
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Illness
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Mental health and substance abuse
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Moving
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Trauma
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Unemployment
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is children's counselling part of your services?
Anyone who belongs to a family unit will be able to benefit from our counselling services, including children. Please get in touch with us to discuss any concerns you have about the children in your family.
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What is systemic family therapy?
Systemic family therapy focuses on how people relate to themselves and to each other, how ideas they have about themselves and other people influence what they say and do, and how they could find ways to act differently.