You catch yourself wondering what happened to the family you used to be. Conversations that once felt light now turn tense. The laughter that filled your home feels like a distant memory. It’s like everyone’s walking on eggshells—careful not to say the wrong thing or set someone off. Maybe your child has started to pull away, your teen barely speaks, or you and your partner are constantly at odds about how to handle it all. You feel like you’re failing as a parent, or worse, that you’ve somehow lost touch with the people you love most. No one meant for it to get this hard—but somewhere along the way, connection gave way to confusion, and you’re not sure how to bring everyone back together.

I bring families back together and guide them to build the harmony they want.

Three children sitting on a weathered wooden bench overlooking a forested landscape with train tracks in the distance during fall contemplating their success in healing from anxiety depression and trauma for the family.

But it doesn’t have to stay that way. Families can heal, even after seasons of disconnection and stress. In therapy, we slow things down and create space for each voice to be heard—the anger, the hurt, the fear, and the hope that still remains. Together, we work toward understanding instead of blame, calm instead of chaos, and connection instead of distance. With time and honesty, families begin to rebuild trust and rediscover what it feels like to feel like a team again—a family that listens, supports, and actually enjoys being together.

“Family is not an important thing. It’s everything.”

Michael J. Fox

Does this sound familiar?

  • You miss the closeness your family used to have—and you’re not sure how to get it back.

  • You feel like you’re walking on eggshells, afraid that the smallest thing will turn into a fight.

  • You and your partner don’t agree on how to handle your child’s behavior, and it’s creating tension between you.

  • Your teen shuts down, your younger kids act out, and you feel like you can’t reach anyone.

  • You feel guilty, frustrated, or alone—like you’re failing at holding your family together.

  • Family dinners are filled with silence, sarcasm, or stress instead of laughter.

  • You can’t remember the last time everyone felt genuinely connected.

It can be different. What if you could…

  • Feel like a team again instead of a group of people trying not to argue.

  • Communicate in ways that lead to understanding instead of defensiveness.

  • Feel calm and supported in your own home.

  • Rebuild trust and connection after months (or years) of tension.

  • Learn how to handle conflict without it turning into chaos.

  • See your kids start to open up and feel safe being themselves again.

  • Experience family moments that actually feel peaceful, even joyful.

  • Believe that your home can be a place of comfort and connection again.

This is where therapy comes in.

In family sessions, we create space for everyone to be heard—without judgment, without interruption, and without having to be perfect. Together, we’ll identify the patterns that keep pulling your family apart and build new ways to communicate that lead to understanding, not arguments. Using practical tools from family systems and CBT-based approaches, I’ll guide you in rebuilding trust, strengthening relationships, and finding calm in the moments that once felt chaotic. It’s not about pointing fingers—it’s about learning how to move forward together. Over time, your home begins to feel different: less tense, more open, and filled with the connection you’ve been missing. If you’re ready to feel like a family again, let’s start that work together.