When family conflict becomes too complex to resolve alone

Whole Family Interventions for families navigating high-conflict separation and breakdowns in parent-child relationships

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What is a Whole Family Intervention?

A Whole Family Intervention is a structured, team-based process designed to support families in high-conflict situations.

Rather than working with one individual, we work with the entire family system to address patterns, rebuild relationships, and create a path forward.

This approach is often used when a child is resisting contact with a parent or when conflict has become deeply entrenched.

When is this needed?

Families may benefit from this level of support when:

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How it works

Each family is supported by a team of professionals and guided through a structured process that includes:

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Preparation and alignment with parents

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Facilitated conversations with the family

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Development of new communication patterns

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Clear agreements for moving forward

The goal is to create lasting change, not just temporary solutions.

Program Formats

We offer two primary formats:

Ongoing Sessions

Whole Family Mediation in a therapist office

Regular sessions over time with different family members

Intensive Intervention

Whole Family Mediation in a therapist office with parents and child

A multi-day, structured program designed to accelerate progress

A hybrid approach may also be recommended.

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Court-Ordered Context

Whole Family Interventions are most often part of a court-ordered process, with clear expectations for participation and follow-through.

Getting Started

If you believe your family may benefit from this level of support, we can help guide you through next steps.