Family therapy in Wheaton, Naperville, and Geneva.

Yes, family therapy can help your family talk more openly, handle conflict, and work through changes together. We meet with the family members who can take part, so everyone has a voice. We see families in Wheaton, Naperville, and Geneva, and online across Illinois and several nearby states.

Families with children under 12 meet at our Wheaton or Geneva offices; our Naperville office sees teens and adults.

What to expect.

1. Call us at 630.588.1201. Our intake coordinator will ask a few questions, gather your insurance information, and help you find a therapist who is a good fit for your family.
2. Choose an office or online. Meet in Wheaton, Naperville, or Geneva, or online across Illinois and several nearby states.
3. Your first session. Your therapist will listen to each person, learn what brought you in, and talk with you about goals. Your therapist will explain privacy and its legal limits at the start.
4. What we'll work on. Communication, conflict, parenting, blended-family changes, divorce, grief, or one person's struggles that affect everyone, with faith included if you'd like.
5. Ongoing sessions. Most new clients meet weekly at first, then adjust as things change. Some sessions may include the whole family, and others just a parent or one child.

Questions people ask.

What is the difference between family therapy and family counseling? Most people use the terms the same way. Both mean a licensed therapist working with a family together to understand each other, handle conflict, and make changes. We see families at our Wheaton, Naperville, and Geneva offices, and online across Illinois and several nearby states. Call 630.588.1201 to get started.

Who needs to come to family therapy? Whoever can take part. Your therapist will help you decide who to include and when. Some sessions may include the whole family, and others just a parent or one child. If someone can't come in person, ask about online sessions across Illinois and several nearby states.

Do you see young children in family therapy? Yes. We see children from age three. Families with children under 12 meet at our Wheaton or Geneva offices, and our registered play therapist sees children at our Wheaton office. Parents are part of the process. Call 630.588.1201, and our intake coordinator will help you find a good fit.

Can our faith be part of family therapy? Yes, if you'd like it to be. Our therapists can include prayer, Scripture, and your faith in sessions at the pace your family chooses, and faith is never required. Just tell our intake coordinator you'd like Christian counseling when you call 630.588.1201. Read more about Christian counseling.

Is family therapy covered by insurance? Most of our clients use insurance for counseling. We're in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna. When you call, we verify your benefits and walk you through what your plan covers. We don't bill HMO plans, but we can give you a superbill to submit yourself.

How do I get started? Call us at 630.588.1201. Our intake coordinator will ask a few questions, gather your insurance information, and help you find a therapist who is a good fit for your family. You can meet in Wheaton, Naperville, or Geneva, or online across Illinois and several nearby states.

Related pages.

• Child counseling
• Teen counseling
• Marriage counseling
• Divorce and life transition counseling
• Christian counseling
• Wheaton office · Naperville office · Geneva office
• Insurance

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