At the family meetings, each family member has an opportunity to present her/his point of view and to build new communication modality, cooperation and mutual understanding.

We offer help with the following problems:

• aggressive behavior, nervousness,
• behawior disorders,
• anxiety disorders,
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• depression,
• emotional and decision making problems,
• shyness, low self-esteem
• interpersonal problems (problems in establishing satisfying relationships with people),
• coping with stress and difficult situations,
• life crises,
• personal development,
• eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia and others),
• nighttime urinary incontinence (bedwetting).

Family therapy is a form of psychological help, which supports not only a person with significant emotional/psychological problems (i.e. the child), but her/his family as well. Usually the behavior of the person requiring psychological/psychiatric help influences the relationship between all family members, and the family also has a significant influence on the outcome of an individual therapeutic process.

Family therapy also allows for the deeper understanding of relationship patterns between parents and children.