Online Family Therapy
When it isn’t one person — it’s how everyone fits together. When a family hits a rough patch, everyone feels it, and often there’s someone caught in the middle of every argument, absorbing tension that isn’t theirs to carry. Family therapy treats the household as the client, not any one person in it.
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What family therapy is

Parent-child and sibling conflict
Some of the most common referrals are a parent and child (often a teen) who can’t get through a conversation without it turning into a fight, or siblings whose rivalry has hardened into something more corrosive than typical sibling friction. Therapy helps identify what’s actually driving the conflict — often a communication pattern rather than the surface-level topic being argued about — and builds a different way of engaging.
Problems family therapy can address
Constant conflict. Arguing that’s become the household’s default setting, where everyone’s on edge waiting for the next flare-up.
A teen who’s gone quiet. Withdrawal that reads as normal teenage distance until it isn’t, and a family that senses something’s wrong but can’t get anyone to talk about it directly.
A caregiving load stretching everyone thin. Caring for an aging parent, a family member with a chronic illness, or multiple kids with competing needs, until the strain starts showing up as conflict between the people doing the caregiving.
A major move or life change. Relocating, a parent’s job loss, a new sibling, or any disruption big enough to knock the family’s usual rhythm off balance.


Who needs to attend sessions?
It depends on what’s going on — your therapist helps determine who belongs in which session, and that can change over time.
Can family members join from different locations?
Yes, as long as each participant is physically within a state where the therapist is licensed at the time of the session.
Is this different from couples or individual therapy?
Yes — family therapy treats the household or family system as the client, rather than one person or one couple.
Does this work for blended families?
Yes — sessions specifically help blended and multigenerational households negotiate shared expectations around parenting and boundaries.
Can family therapy help during a divorce?
Yes, including establishing workable co-parenting communication and reducing the impact of conflict on children.
Is it confidential?
Yes, with narrow safety-related exceptions explained upfront.
What if there’s abuse in the relationship?
Joint sessions aren’t the appropriate starting point when there’s active domestic violence — your therapist will talk through safer options directly.
How much does family therapy cost?
Depends on your specific plan, verified before your first session; sliding scale starts at $55 without insurance.
How does online family therapy work?
Over secure video, with each participant physically located in a state where the therapist is licensed. Full technical details are on our Online Therapy page.
How it Works
What happens after you hit the button
The hardest part of starting therapy is not knowing what happens next. Here's the whole thing.
Pick a time.
The Book an Appointment button opens a real therapist's live schedule — choose a slot that works and you're booked. No waiting to find out if there's room.
We confirm your coverage
and tell you what to expect to pay, before your first session.
You get set up
a short intro and your intake paperwork through the secure portal.
Your first session.
Online, over secure video, 50 minutes. Mostly listening. Nothing to prepare.
Insurance
Insurance accepted by Trust Therapeutics
Delivered via secure video calls, online therapy allows you to connect with a licensed therapist from the comfort of your home or any private space of your choice. It offers flexibility in scheduling, reduces travel time, and ensures you can access consistent mental health support in a way that fits your routine and lifestyle.































