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HELLO ALL.
In our family my father and mother sit with us for counselling
Family counseling or therapy is a kind of group psychotherapy. Led by a psychologist or licensed therapist, it’s usually short-term and can teach families how to resolve conflicts and improve their communication. Family counseling can work with the whole group or only with willing family members. If you’re interested in this kind of therapy, talk to your loved ones about attending. Then, find a suitable therapist and start working on your issues.Getting loved ones to attend family counseling together might take some effort and organization. Whether you’re trying to convince your spouse, your parents, or your siblings, you’ll first need to have a frank talk. Ask your. loved ones to sit down so you can communicate your desire with them.
• Let your loved ones know that you want to have an important talk, i.e. “Bill, I have something really important that I want to talk about with you. Can we sit down together?” This will help them focus their attention and also communicate that they should take what you have to say seriously.
• Pick a good time and place for your conversation. Choose a moment when your loved ones are not busy but can give you all their attention. You might approach them in the evening, for example, after they return from work and are settling down.
• Choose a moment when your family members are relaxed and at ease. Avoid bringing
• up the subject in a public place or if you are fighting.