I am primarily an individual therapist, though I sometimes provide family therapy. This may involve a full family session or a session with a parent, sibling, or other family member. In cases where both ongoing individual and family therapy are needed, it is often best for clients to have two separate therapists supporting these roles.

At times, I work with families exclusively in family therapy. My approach depends on the needs of the family system. In some cases, I use a non-directive approach, providing a supportive and safe space for difficult conversations or for rebuilding connections. In other cases, I take a more structured approach, designing sessions with activities and focusing on redirection when conversations become unproductive, such as when conflict, fighting, or blaming/shaming arise.

When working as a children's therapist, it is common for me to include family members in some way—whether through separate parent sessions, family sessions with the child, or by offering feedback to parents, siblings, or other family members involved in the child’s care and support.