Group / Family Therapy
Family therapy and group therapy are both talk treatments, sometimes referred to as psychotherapy. Both therapies are effective in helping patients deal with a wide range of conditions and difficulties, including anxiety, addiction, stress, bereavement, post-partum worries, communication troubles, and many more.When several individuals with the same or comparable problems or challenges attend group therapy sessions conducted by a psychologist or mental health professional, this is known as group therapy. Participants in group therapy are often strangers who get together to exchange experiences and learn new methods or problem-solving solutions.Family therapy is when members of a family go to counseling sessions with a psychologist or other mental health specialist to address a problem that has persisted in the family. Families that seek a therapist's assistance may have issues with communication, conflicts, or other difficulties that make it difficult for them to deal with.
Financial stress or worries
Addiction
Anxiety
Divorce
Postpartum Depression or acclimatization
Parenting in today's world
PTSD
Depression
Stress
Loss and grief
Disorders of eating
Relationship difficulties