For siblings (adult or child), parent/child relationships, or the whole family system.
You want your family to feel like a cohesive unit—but between blending families, learning to co-parent, or working through a teen's behavioral issues, it can leave you thinking, "I don't even recognize us anymore." Our goal is to help every member understand each other and interact effectively. Most families find that positive change happens faster than they expect, often within just a few sessions.
We work with families across West Palm Beach on situations including:
- Parents and minor or adult children
- Siblings (child or adult)
- Entire families and extended family
- Estranged families
- Blended families
- Families going through divorce or co-parenting
- Families running a family business together
- Families coping with a member's illness or addiction
You don't have to figure out which therapist is right for you. Tell us what you need, and we'll match you.
Family Therapy for Kids and Teens
When the issue at the center of a family's conflict is a young child or a teenager—anxiety, school pressure, social media stress, or general behavioral struggles—we bring the same systemic approach, specific care layered in. For therapy to work, young teens have to trust their therapist first, so building a strong, authentic relationship is always our starting point.
From there, we draw on evidence-based methods proven effective with adolescents, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and trauma-informed care. Depending on what a family needs, this can take a few different forms:
- Individual therapy: One-on-one sessions give all your family members a private space to open up
- Online therapy: Secure virtual sessions for families with busy schedules, or for kids who are more comfortable in their own space
- Family group therapy: A moderated setting where teens and kids connect with peers facing similar struggles, easing feelings of isolation while building social skills
Comprehensive Family Therapy & Counseling Across Palm Beach County
Our Palm Beach Gardens Office
We provide a welcoming, neutral, and private environment at our Palm Beach Gardens location for siblings, parent-child dynamics, or entire families to safely untangle conflict and learn to interact effectively.
Serving West Palm Beach Families
We support households navigating the complexities of blended families, co-parenting transitions, and behavioral issues across West Palm Beach and nearby areas, offering both in-person and convenient virtual options to fit into your busy family schedule.
Dedicated Systemic Therapists for All Your Family Needs
Whether you are searching for a child behavioral therapist in North Palm Beach or guidance for a family-owned business in Jupiter, FL, Juno Counseling can help. We offer accessible, highly practical, and compassionate family counseling across the region to help you rebuild a cohesive unit.
Frequently Asked Questions About West Palm Beach Family Therapy
What's the difference between family therapy and individual therapy?
Individual therapy focuses on one person's inner experience. Family therapy treats the family as a system, looking at how members interact, communicate, and affect one another—the goal is to change patterns that involve the whole group, not just one person's behavior.
How many sessions does family therapy usually take?
It varies by situation, but many families notice meaningful shifts within just a handful of sessions. We'll talk through a rough timeline in your first appointment once we understand what you're working through.
Do you offer virtual sessions, or is everything in-person at your Palm Beach Gardens office?
Both. Many of the families we work with mix in-person visits with virtual sessions to fit around school, work, and activity schedules.
My teen doesn't want to come to therapy—what should we do?
This is common, and it's part of why we lead with building trust rather than diving straight into "fixing" things. A brief individual conversation between the therapist and your teen first, before bringing the whole family in, often helps them feel less put on the spot.
What age range do you work with in family and teen sessions?
We work with family members of any age—parents, adult children, siblings, and extended family—and offer teen-specific formats (individual, online, and group) for adolescents roughly ages 13–18.
How do we get started, and what does the first session look like?
Reach out through our contact page or by phone to schedule an initial appointment. That first session is mainly about understanding your family's situation and goals so we can recommend the right format and pace going forward.
