Holistic Approach: Family Therapy views issues within the context of the family system rather than focusing solely on individual members. It considers how each member's thoughts, emotions, and behaviors interact and affect the family as a whole.

Therapists help identify and understand the dynamics contributing to conflicts, communication breakdowns, or stress within the family. These issues can range from relationship conflicts, parenting challenges, behavioral problems in children or adolescents, to major life changes or transitions.

Therapists use various therapeutic techniques depending on the family's needs and the therapist's approach. These may include:

Therapists facilitate conversations to improve communication skills and problem-solving abilities within the family. This might involve teaching active listening, conflict resolution techniques, and effective communication strategies.

Therapists help family members understand and explore how past experiences, roles, and patterns of interaction influence current relationships and behaviors.

Family Therapy fosters empathy and understanding among family members, promoting a supportive and compassionate environment.

The therapist acts as a neutral facilitator, guiding discussions, reframing perspectives, and ensuring that each member feels heard and validated.

Family Therapy aims to create a more functional, harmonious, and supportive family environment by addressing underlying issues, improving relationships, and enhancing the overall well-being of family members. It emphasizes the interconnectedness of family dynamics and the impact each member has on the system as a whole.