Systemic Family Therapy

Family therapy is designed to help people within the family make sense of difficult situations, and help them work together to develop new ways of thinking about and managing these difficulties.

Who can benefit from Systemic Therapy?

Autistic people often experience difficulty with knowing how to communicate with others, developing and maintaining friendships and relationships. They can also find it difficult to manage changes to their routine. Autistic people tend to rely on family members, including parents and siblings, well into adulthood. Family members including parents and siblings can sometimes experience stress, anxiety and depression. The benefits of talking therapies for Autistic individuals and their family members can improve communication and coping, mental health and well-being.

Family therapy is designed to help people within the family make sense of difficult situations, and help them work together to develop new ways of thinking about and managing these difficulties.

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