Parent-Teen Conflict
We address power struggles, defiance, communication breakdowns, independence battles, and authority conflicts with evidence-based approaches tailored for high-achieving families navigating complex parent-adolescent dynamics.
Communication Breakdown
We treat chronic misunderstandings, poor listening, defensive patterns, criticism, and inability to resolve conflicts through structured interventions that help families restore healthy communication while honoring each member's perspective.
Blended Family Issues
We support families through stepfamily integration, loyalty binds, boundary confusion, co-parenting conflicts, and family restructuring with expert guidance that facilitates meaningful transformation of complex family systems.
Expert family therapy designed for high-achieving households
With specialized training in treating accomplished families, we've refined our systemic approach to deliver measurable outcomes while respecting your time and privacy.
Standard Session
50 minutes of expert family therapy
Extended Session
90 minutes for deeper family work
Intensive Session
3 hours for transformational breakthroughs
Maximum privacy and complete discretion
At CEREVITY, we understand that privacy is paramount for high-profile families. Our private-pay model ensures no insurance claims are filed, protecting your family's confidentiality absolutely. Every session is conducted through HIPAA-compliant, encrypted telehealth platforms.
We provide white-glove concierge service from your first inquiry through treatment completion, with flexible scheduling that accommodates demanding professional lives and multiple family member schedules—including evening and weekend availability across 7 days per week.
Our family was stuck in the same arguments every week. Our teenager wouldn't open up, and my spouse and I weren't on the same page about discipline. CEREVITY's family therapist helped us actually hear each other and work as a team. The change in our home has been incredible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions
We’ve answered the most common questions about family therapy at CEREVITY. If you have additional questions, our team is available to provide personalized guidance about how our services can support your family’s goals.
Treatment duration varies based on your family’s goals and presenting concerns. Many families see meaningful improvement in 10-20 sessions, while others engage in longer-term therapy for chronic or complex issues. Your therapist will provide an estimated timeline during your initial assessment.
While it’s ideal for all relevant family members to attend most sessions, your therapist will work flexibly based on clinical needs and practical constraints. Some sessions may focus on specific subsystems (parents only, siblings only, parent-teen dyad), and occasional individual sessions may be scheduled as indicated.
Family therapy can still be effective even if one member is initially reluctant. Your therapist can work with motivated family members to shift family dynamics, and often resistant members become more willing to participate as they see positive changes. We can also explore strategies for engaging reluctant members.
CEREVITY operates on a private-pay model to ensure maximum privacy and clinical flexibility. We provide superbills for out-of-network reimbursement. Insurance coverage for family therapy varies by plan, but we can help you explore options through platforms like Thrizer.
Yes. Research demonstrates that telehealth family therapy is effective across age groups. Many teens actually prefer online therapy as it feels more comfortable and accessible than in-person sessions. The key is having a skilled therapist who can engage adolescents and manage family dynamics effectively in the virtual format.
Yes. Many families benefit from concurrent individual and family therapy. Your family therapist may schedule brief individual sessions as part of the family work, but for ongoing individual therapy, we typically recommend working with a separate therapist to maintain appropriate boundaries and avoid role confusion.