Child and Family Therapy in
Utah and Washington
Support for the whole family, at every stage
Helping Families Function Better Together
Every family has its own patterns of communication, conflict, and connection. Family therapy creates a structured, neutral space to look at those patterns honestly and begin shifting the ones that are causing pain.
Our therapists work with the family as a unit, not just the individual who seems to be struggling. Often, when one family member is having a hard time, it's a signal that the whole system needs attention. We help families understand that dynamic and work together toward something better.
Sessions may include the full family, subsets of family members, or rotate between individual and joint work depending on what's most useful at a given stage of treatment.
You Don't Have to Have It All Figured Out First
Families come to us at all kinds of turning points. Some are navigating a specific crisis; others simply feel stuck in the same arguments and want something to change. Common reasons families seek support include:
- Communication breakdown
- Divorce & separation
- Blended family adjustment
- Parenting disagreements
- Behavioral concerns in children
- Childhood anxiety & depression
- Trauma affecting the family
- Grief & loss
- Sibling conflict
- Major life transitions
- Parent-child relationship strain
- Rebuilding trust after rupture
Meeting Kids Where They Are
Young children don't always have the words to explain what they're feeling. Play therapy and other experiential approaches give them a way to process their experiences that fits their developmental stage, rather than asking them to communicate like adults.
Our therapists who work with children are trained in approaches that feel natural and safe for younger clients. Through play, movement, art, and conversation, children can begin to make sense of difficult emotions, experiences, and relationships.
We also work closely with parents throughout the process, keeping them informed and giving them tools to support their child's progress between sessions.
Working with a teenager? We have a dedicated program for teens. Learn about teen and adolescent counseling.
Children's & Family Therapy Across Utah and Washington
We offer in-person sessions at seven offices across Utah and Washington, plus telehealth for families who prefer to meet online.
Or see our telehealth options if you prefer to meet online.
Questions & Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
We work with children of all ages. Younger children benefit from play therapy approaches; older children and preteens engage more in talk-based sessions. Our therapists adjust the approach based on each child's developmental stage.
Not necessarily. Some sessions may include just the child, others the whole family, and sometimes parents only. We tailor the structure based on what will be most helpful for your family's specific situation.
Signs that a child may benefit from therapy include changes in behavior, declining school performance, withdrawal, excessive anxiety, aggression, or difficulty recovering from a stressful event. When in doubt, an initial consultation can help you decide.
Yes. Our family therapists regularly work with families navigating separation, divorce, and co-parenting challenges — helping parents communicate better and supporting children through major transitions.