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Family Therapy may include parent-child, siblings, multiple generations, varying combinations of family members and often focuses on family dynamics, communication patterns, past wounds, family trauma, ruptures within the family system, individual roles/rules within a family system, triangulation, the ways families attempt to maintain system balance (scapegoat, protector, parentified children), interdependence, codependency, generational trauma, historical family patterns, addiction, unconscious alignments, narcissism, sexual trauma, cut-off/no-contact/low-contact/estrangement, guilt and shame within a family system, secret keeping and much more.
Family Therapy may include parent-child, siblings, multiple generations, varying combinations of family members and often focuses on family dynamics, communication patterns, past wounds, family trauma, ruptures within the family system, individual roles/rules within a family system, triangulation, the ways families attempt to maintain system balance (scapegoat, protector, parentified children), interdependence, codependency, generational trauma, historical family patterns, addiction, unconscious alignments, narcissism, sexual trauma, cut-off/no-contact/low-contact/estrangement, guilt and shame within a family system, secret keeping and much more.