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Family Therapy for Children & Teens

Strengthening families through improved communication, behavior management strategies, and supportive home environments

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Families Play a Vital Role in Recovery

When a child is struggling with mental health or behavioral challenges, the whole family is affected. Our family therapy services help parents and caregivers become active partners in their child's treatment, strengthen family communication, and develop practical strategies for managing behavior at home.

We understand that parenting a child with mental health challenges can be exhausting and isolating. Our therapists provide education, support, and evidence-based strategies to help your family create a more peaceful, supportive home environment where your child can thrive.

Family Therapy Helps With

  • Improving family communication
  • Managing difficult behaviors
  • Reducing family conflict
  • Supporting siblings
  • Navigating life transitions
  • Building parenting skills

What Family Therapy Includes

Parent Education Sessions

We help parents understand their child's diagnosis, symptoms, and treatment. We explain how mental health conditions affect behavior and provide practical strategies for responding effectively. Knowledge is power—when parents understand what's happening, they can respond with compassion instead of frustration.

Behavior Management Strategies

We teach evidence-based parenting techniques like positive reinforcement, consistent consequences, and de-escalation strategies. You'll learn how to set clear expectations, follow through with limits, and reduce power struggles at home. These skills work for all children, not just those with behavioral challenges.

Family Communication Skills

We help families improve how they talk to each other—listening without judgment, expressing feelings constructively, and resolving conflicts peacefully. Better communication reduces tension, strengthens relationships, and creates a more supportive home environment.

Coordination with Other Providers

With your consent, we coordinate with your child's therapist, psychiatrist, school, and pediatrician to ensure everyone is working toward the same goals. This team approach leads to better outcomes and prevents conflicting advice.

How To Get Started

Four simple steps to begin family therapy

1

Call To Schedule

Contact us at +1-304-425-9541 to discuss your family's needs and schedule an initial session.

2

Family Assessment

Meet with a family therapist to discuss challenges, strengths, and goals for your family.

3

Begin Sessions

Start regular family therapy sessions focused on improving communication and strengthening relationships.

4

Ongoing Support

Continue sessions with practical strategies, parent coaching, and coordination with your child's other providers.

Ready to Strengthen Your Family?

Our family therapists are here to support your entire family's well-being.

Our Locations

Family therapy available at all six locations

Princeton Clinic

200 12th Street Extension, Princeton, WV 24740

(304) 425-9541

Welch Clinic

781 Virginia Ave, Welch, WV 24801

(304) 436-2106

Mullens Clinic

102 Howard Ave., Mullens, WV 25882

(304) 294-5353

Rockview

4725 Appalachian Highway, Rockview, WV 24880

(304) 732-6043

Substance Use Disorder Services

1345 Mercer Street, Princeton, WV 24740

(304) 818-2222

Child and Adolescent Department

153 Spring Haven Dr., Princeton, WV 24740

(304) 818-2225

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Important Numbers and Websites

24/7 Crisis Line

1-800-615-0122

Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU)

(304) 431-2869

Direct line for crisis assessment

Mobile Crisis (Adult & Adolescent)

(304) 308-9293

988 Suicide/Crisis Lifeline

988

Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741

988lifeline.org / crisistextline.org

National Sexual Assault Hotline

(800) 656-4673/HOPE rainn.org

National Runaway Safeline

(800) 786-2929/RUNAWAY 1800runaway.org

WV Safe Schools Helpline

(866) 723-3982/SAFEWV wvde.us

SAMHSA National Helpline

(800) 662-4357/HELP samhsa.gov

DHHR Centralized Intake for Abuse/Neglect

(800) 352-6513 dhhr.wv.gov

WV State Police

(304) 746-2100 wvsp.gov