Parents, partners, and extended family members are vital to the recovery process. The recovery journey can be scary and confusing. This can lead to strained relationships, prolonged recovery, and overwhelmed family systems. Family therapy is often recommended as an adjunct to individual therapy, or during step-down from a higher level of care. The aim of family therapy is to foster clarity and effectiveness of treatment, improve communication, heal fatigued relationships, and motivate ongoing recovery efforts. Dr. Floyd's approach is active, supportive, validating, compassionate, educational, solution-focused, and fun!
Family Therapy is not a space for blame, but rather an environment to learn skills and strategies to move recovery in a positive direction.
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1. Contact Dr. Floyd and schedule a brief consultation.
2. Should you and Dr. Floyd agree to schedule, each participating family member will be asked to complete a brief questionnaire and new patient paperwork.
3. Family therapy will start with all members in attendance, unless special circumstances are requested.
4. Family therapy may be offered in-person or virtually. In-person sessions are available on Friday mornings or afternoons only.
5. Dr. Floyd welcomes a collaborative team approach and will consult all members of the treatment team upon signed authorization.