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500 S. Sepulveda Blvd., Suite 400
Los Angeles, CA 90049

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12800 Whitewater Drive, Suite 100
Minnetonka, MN 55343

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Minnesota Office
12800 Whitewater Drive, Suite 100
Minnetonka, MN 55343

California Office
Los Angeles, CA
(full address coming soon)

Email
info@readypsychgo.com

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Weekends: by Special Request

Family Therapy

We offer family therapy in Minnesota, with in-person sessions in Minnetonka and virtual appointments available statewide. Together, we'll help your family strengthen communication, improve relationships, navigate conflict, and work through life's challenges.

Coming Soon

We're excited to expand our services to include family therapy. This page is currently under development as we prepare to welcome a dedicated family therapist. Please check back soon for updates.

Family Therapy

Families can face challenges that affect communication, relationships, and everyday life. Family therapy provides a supportive space for family members to better understand one another, work through conflict, strengthen relationships, and develop healthier ways of responding to challenges together.

At Ready Psych Go, family therapy is collaborative and individualized. Sessions may involve parents, children, adolescents, adult family members, or different combinations of family members depending on the concerns and goals of treatment.

How Family Therapy Can Help

Family therapy may be helpful with:

Parent-child or family conflict

Communication difficulties

Parenting concerns and behavioral challenges

Emotional or behavioral difficulties affecting the family

Blended-family and co-parenting dynamics

Separation, divorce, or changes in family structure

Major life transitions, stress, or loss

Strengthening family relationships and problem-solving

Our Approach

Our approach focuses on the family as a system. Rather than identifying one person as the problem, therapy helps family members understand patterns of interaction, improve communication and problem-solving, and develop more effective ways of supporting one another.

Treatment is tailored to the family's needs and may incorporate evidence-based approaches appropriate to the ages of family members, presenting concerns, and treatment goals.

Therapist speaking with an adult client during a counseling session

What to Expect

Early sessions focus on understanding the concerns bringing your family to therapy, each person's perspective, family strengths, and the changes you hope to make. Your therapist will help establish treatment goals and determine who should participate in sessions. Depending on the situation, sessions may include the whole family, parents or caregivers, particular family members, or different combinations over time.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The most helpful format depends on the concerns and treatment goals. Your therapist may recommend different combinations of family members at different points in treatment.
Yes. Family therapy may include children and adolescents when appropriate. The therapist will tailor the format and approach to the child's age, developmental level, and family needs.
Yes. Virtual therapy is available throughout Minnesota when clinically appropriate. In-person appointments may also be available in Minnetonka.
Book a consultation or contact Ready Psych Go to briefly discuss your family's needs and determine whether family therapy is an appropriate fit.

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Find the Right Group Therapy for You

These group therapy sessions are guided by registered psychologists. Each session is thoughtfully tailored for different age groups, providing a nurturing space for personal growth and support.

Facilitator: Licensed psychologists

Format: Virtual and/or In-Person

Cost: $100.00 per session

Program: 8 weekly sessions (fee applies regardless of attendance). The Supportive Group is a one-time session.

Adolescents (13-18)

Duration: 80 minutes per session

Maximum Members: 8

Young Adults (19-29)

Duration: 80 minutes per session

Maximum Members: 8

Adults (30 - 59)

Duration: 80 minutes per session

Maximum Members: 8

Supportive Group (19+)

Duration: One-time, 50-minute session

Maximum Members: 10

Notes: The Supportive Group, as a drop-in option, offers flexibility and allows participants to attend as many sessions as they like. However, it is important to remember that while each session provides an introduction to group therapy, it may not include the full benefits of a longer-term group. Over consistent sessions, these benefits can include deeper interpersonal work, stronger group cohesion, and closer relationships with other group members. Participants are welcome to attend multiple drop-in sessions to gradually experience these benefits.