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Family Therapists - Arlington Heights, IL

We found 12 family therapists in Arlington Heights, IL.

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Kaitlin Santowski, LMFT

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Psychology, Family Therapy

3436 N Kennicott Avenue, Arlington Heights, IL

847-952-7460

Ms. Kaitlin Santowski is a family therapy and psychology specialist in Arlington Heights, IL.
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Mrs. Pamela J. McCambridge, LMFT

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Family Therapy

3800 N Wilke Road, Arlington Heights, IL

Ms. Pamela McCambridge specializes in family therapy and practices in Arlington Heights, IL.
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Dr. Mudita Rastogi, PH.D.

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Family Therapy

415 E Golf Road, Arlington Heights, IL 60005

Dr. Mudita Rastogi practices family therapy in Arlington Heights, IL.
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Paula Butler, LMFT

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Addiction Therapy, Counseling, Family Therapy

1234 N Chestnut Avenue, Arlington Heights, IL

Ms. Paula Butler's areas of specialization are family therapy, counseling, and addiction therapy; she sees patients in Arlington Heights, IL.

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What is Family Therapy?

Family therapy is sometimes also called family counseling or marriage and family therapy. It is a form of mental health care and therapy that treats a couple or entire family as a unit, paying special attention to how the members of the family interact with each other. Each family has a unique personality, communication style, and unique problems they face together. In family therapy, all members of the family attend counseling sessions as a group, and together they learn how to identify conflicts within and without the family, as well as how to communicate better and problem-solve together.

Some topics commonly addressed in family therapy include:

Bullying
Abuse
Divorce
Adoption or Infertility
Marriage conflict
Substance abuse

Family therapists may work in group practices, private practices, schools, or hospitals. They work with families of all different kinds to help them live together as a stronger unit.