When one member of the family is hurting, everyone feels it.
Tension can build, communication can break down, and families can begin to feel disconnected or stuck. At Kincove, family therapy provides a supportive space where every voice matters and patterns can be understood and shifted.
Our goal is not to assign blame, but to help families rebuild trust and strengthen connection.
HEALING TOGETHER
Family Therapy Services at Kincove
Our Approach to Family Therapy
Every family has its own history, strengths, and challenges. Rather than taking sides or placing blame, we work collaboratively with each family member to better understand the patterns shaping your relationships.
Together, we help families develop healthier ways of communicating, navigating conflict, and supporting one another that continue long after therapy ends.
Family therapy can help if you’re:
Feeling stuck in communication ruts or constant arguments that never get resolved.
Navigating major life transitions such as separation, divorce, blending families, grief, or launching into adulthood.
Supporting a teen or young adult whose emotional or behavioral challenges are impacting the entire family.
Recognizing long-standing or intergenerational patterns that continue to create tension.
Looking to strengthen connection, rebuild trust, and create healthier family relationships.
What Family Therapy Looks Like
Family therapy is tailored to your family's unique needs and goals. Some sessions include everyone together, while others may begin with parents, caregivers, or individual family members.
Our role isn't to decide who's right or wrong. It's to create space for every family member to feel heard, better understand one another's perspectives, and have the conversations that often feel difficult to navigate on your own.
Through family therapy, families begin to:
Develop a deeper understanding of one another's experiences, needs, and perspectives.
Learn tools to communicate effectively and regulate emotions, even during difficult conversations.
Establish clearer expectations, healthier boundaries, and more supportive family dynamics.
Have conversations that have felt difficult to have at home.
Feel more connected, understood, and supported as a family.
Who Is Family Therapy For?
Family therapy doesn't always involve the entire family meeting together. Depending on your family's needs, sessions may include a parent and child, siblings, caregivers, young adults and their parents, or the whole family. Every family is different, and therapy is tailored to the relationships that would benefit most.
Fees
Family therapy sessions are available in 50-minute ($225) and 80-minute ($300) formats. During your complimentary consultation, we'll discuss your family's goals, answer any questions you have, and recommend the session length and treatment approach that best fits your family's needs.
Insurance
Kincove is a private-pay, out-of-network practice. If you have PPO insurance or FSA/HSA benefits, we provide superbills that can be submitted to your insurance provider for potential reimbursement.
We've partnered with Mentaya to make using your out-of-network benefits easier. You can quickly check your eligibility and estimate your reimbursement before beginning therapy.
A limited number of sliding scale appointments are available based on financial need. If cost is a concern, you're welcome to ask about our sliding scale options during your consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Family therapy helps families better understand one another, improve communication, navigate conflict, and strengthen relationships. Rather than focusing on one individual, therapy explores how family dynamics influence everyone and how healthier ways of relating to one another can be developed together.
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Not necessarily. Depending on your family's goals, sessions may include the entire family, parents and teens, siblings, caregivers, or individual family members. We'll recommend an approach that best supports your family's needs.
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Family therapy is often short-term and focused on a specific challenge, transition, or family dynamic. Some families come for a few months to work through a particular issue, while others choose to continue longer as they strengthen communication, rebuild trust, and develop healthier ways of relating to one another. During your consultation, we'll recommend an approach based on your family's goals and needs.
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Absolutely. Many families benefit from combining family therapy with individual therapy, parent support, or other services. During your consultation, we'll recommend the approach that best supports your family's goals.