Family dynamics counseling, also known as family therapy, is a specialized form of psychotherapy that focuses on improving the communication and relationships within a family system. This focuses on the family as a whole unit. The fundamental concept here is that each family member is  influenced by every other family member. Therefore change in one member can bring change in other family members. Family Therapy is designed to help families understand and resolve conflicts, improve their interactions, and build healthier connections. The primary goal of family dynamics counseling and therapy is to enhance the overall functioning and well-being of the family unit. For this, various issues are addressed, like communication problems, conflicts, behavioral problems, health issues, etc.

Key the benefits of family dynamics therapy:

  • Improved Communication: Family therapy helps family members learn more effective communication skills which can reduce misunderstandings and conflicts.
  • Conflict Resolution: It provides a safe and structured environment for addressing and resolving conflicts, which can lead to greater harmony within the family.
  • Increased Understanding: Family therapy helps family members gain a deeper understanding of each other’s perspectives and feelings which can promote empathy.
  • Behavioral Changes: It can help identify and address problematic behaviours or patterns within the family.
  • Coping Strategies: Family therapy can equip family members with coping strategies to deal with stress, trauma, or major life transitions, such as divorce, loss, or illness.
  • Enhanced Parenting Skills: Parents can learn and develop effective parenting skills that contribute to the emotional well-being of their children.

Overall, family dynamics therapy can be a valuable tool for promoting healthier, more functional family relationships and resolving issues that affect the well-being of family members.

Personality Assessment – 5th to 10th Std
Personality Test is a multi-scale personality questionnaire. It measures your child’s personality traits in 4 areas: Confidence, Sociability, Neurotic Tendency and Self-sufficiency. This is preliminary screening to identify any personality problems that can interfere with scholastic achievement of the child. For example, lack of confidence and sociability can have adverse effect on the child’s school performance
Generic Psychological Assessment– 1st to 10th Std
This assessment is done to understand the general state of mind of the child. This assessment can help to identify any trauma, emotional disturbance, confidence, self-esteem and any other issues that can affect the child’s academics and behaviour. Based on the assessment, parents are guided and informed of any counseling sessions are required for the child.