COPE offers family therapy to support healthier relationships, improve communication, and resolve conflicts within the family unit. Our therapists work collaboratively with families to address behavioral concerns, parenting struggles, blended family dynamics, and the impact of trauma or life transitions. Sessions focus on building stronger, more connected families.

This therapy involves multiple family members in a structured, therapeutic setting. It is especially effective for families facing parenting challenges, sibling conflict, divorce-related stress, or generational trauma. Using systemic approaches such as Structural Family Therapy or Attachment-based models, clinicians help families identify patterns, shift roles, and develop healthier ways of interacting to foster connection, accountability, and healing.