Find a Therapist for Family Conflict
Browse therapists who help families work through disagreements and improve relationships. Watch their intro videos to find the right fit.

Family conflict is a natural part of life, but when disagreements become persistent or painful, they can affect everyone involved. Whether you're dealing with ongoing tension, communication breakdowns, differing values, or unresolved issues from the past, therapy can provide a space to understand these dynamics and find ways forward.
On First Session, you can browse therapists who specialize in family conflict. Watch their intro videos to understand their approach and see if they feel like a good match. All therapists have their credentials verified during onboarding. Book your first session online and choose between virtual or in-person appointments based on what works for you.
Cathy-Jo Shortt

Cathy-Jo Shortt
Ratiba Yasin
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Ratiba Yasin
Shannon Gagnon

Shannon Gagnon
Nicole Lobo
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Nicole Lobo
Michelle Belitzky
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Michelle Belitzky
Shannon Bradley

Shannon Bradley
Ryan Yellowlees

Ryan Yellowlees
Katie Harry

Katie Harry
Jason Scriven

Jason Scriven
Maria Chaplick

Maria Chaplick
Nayab Tahir

Nayab Tahir
Sonya Salonen Cornies

Sonya Salonen Cornies

Therapy is hard work.
Family conflict therapy helps individuals or families address ongoing disagreements, communication challenges, and relationship tensions. A therapist can help you understand the dynamics at play, improve how family members communicate, and develop healthier ways of relating to one another. It may involve working individually or together as a family, depending on the situation.
Therapy can help you gain perspective on family dynamics, understand different viewpoints, and develop communication skills. Many people find therapy useful for setting boundaries, processing past hurts, and finding ways to navigate difficult relationships. Whether you're seeking to repair relationships or simply cope better with ongoing challenges, a therapist can offer support and guidance.
Sessions typically involve discussing the challenges you're experiencing within your family. Your therapist may help you explore patterns, understand triggers, and develop new approaches to communication. If family members attend together, the therapist facilitates constructive conversation. Watching intro videos can help you find a therapist whose style feels comfortable.
On First Session, you can browse therapists who work with family dynamics and conflict. Watch their intro videos to get a sense of their approach and personality. All therapists have their credentials verified during onboarding. Once you find someone who feels right, book your first session directly online.
Family conflict therapy may be helpful if you're experiencing ongoing tension with family members, struggling to communicate effectively, or dealing with unresolved issues that affect your well-being. It's also valuable if you want to understand family patterns better or set healthier boundaries. Many therapists offer consultations to discuss whether their approach suits your situation.
Getting started is straightforward. Browse therapists on First Session who specialize in family conflict. Watch their intro videos to find someone whose approach resonates with you. When you're ready, book your first session online. You can choose between online or in-person appointments based on your needs.
