Family therapy, parent coaching, and peer support for families navigating conflict, divorce, intergenerational patterns, and the everyday work of holding it all together.
Teen behavior, defiance, and household dynamics.
Restoring rhythm at home — with ripple-effect support for siblings.
Learn moreBoundary setting and intergenerational conflict.
A neutral space to work through dynamics that touch the whole family.
Learn moreHigh-conflict divorce and post-divorce parenting.
Keeping the kids out of the conflict while the adults work it out.
Learn moreThe sandwich generation, caretaking, adult-child estrangement.
Holding the middle of a multi-generational life.
Learn moreTrauma and patterns that repeat across generations.
Identifying what you inherited so the next generation doesn't.
Learn moreWhen a family comes to us, we treat the family system itself as the client — not any one person inside it.
That means we don't quietly side with the parents against the teen, or with the adult child against the aging mother. We hold neutrality on purpose, because real change in a family depends on every member feeling seen, not scapegoated.
A child in crisis pulls the whole household into orbit. Siblings get overlooked. Parents become exhausted referees. The marriage takes a quiet hit.
Our family work names those patterns and gives every member of the household a place to land — including the siblings who didn't ask for any of this.
We start where the heat is — the conversation that keeps blowing up, the bedroom door that won't stay open, the holiday that everyone dreads. Then we widen out.
We map who's in the room (literally and emotionally), where the alliances are, who's carrying what, and what the household has stopped being able to talk about. From there we coach, mediate, and sometimes do parallel individual work alongside the family sessions — so a parent has their own space to think, or a teen has their own corner that's just theirs.
Families don't fix in a session. But they do shift. Most of our families notice the temperature drop in the home within the first month.
Workshops, retreats, and structured groups — focused, time-limited, peer-supported. A different shape than weekly one-on-one therapy.
Evidence-based treatment for adolescent eating disorders that puts parents in the driver's seat of recovery. A structured, three-phase approach with the full PPG team behind you.
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