The Process:

Families entering reunification therapy can expect a carefully guided process:

1. Individual Sessions

Each family member typically begins with one-on-one sessions. This gives everyone a safe space to share their perspective, process difficult emotions, and prepare for the reconnection work ahead.

2. Parent-Child Sessions

Once individual readiness is established, the therapist facilitates sessions between the estranged family members. These meetings are emotionally sensitive and paced according to the needs of those involved.

3. Co-Parenting Support (if applicable)

In cases involving divorced or separated parents, co-parenting guidance may be provided to ensure a supportive environment for the child.

4. Communication and Boundary Building

Therapy focuses on rebuilding respectful, honest communication. New boundaries are discussed and agreed upon, helping family members feel emotionally safe and respected.

5. Ongoing Support

Reunification is not a one-time event—it’s a journey. Continued support helps families maintain progress and adapt to new dynamics with care and flexibility.

All of this will be done in an interactive and engaging format where we are not just sitting in a room talking about the struggles. Th intensive will be specially curated to meet the needs of your family and  the ages of your children. An intake will be done virtually or in-person before the intensive to allow for time for the therapist or team of therapists and specially trained team to develop a specific program for your family.

What to Expect:

• Restoring communication
• Rebuilding Trust
• Helping children and Parents feel safe, heard, and understood
• Creating Space for Real Conversation
• Breaking Painful Cycles

While the path isn’t always easy, families often emerge from reunification therapy with powerful insights and emotional growth.