This Family Reset is an 8-week therapy process delivered across approximately 10 weeks.
A guided space for families to slow down, reconnect, and experience new moments of connection and understanding together through play. Designed to help families move out of reactive cycles and toward greater understanding, connection, and emotional safety.
Families often describe this process as different from traditional therapy because new insight and connection are experienced together in the playroom through guided play interactions.
Family Reset combines:
This is not ongoing therapy—it’s a complete, supported journey with a clear beginning, middle, and end.
Outside of the playroom, parents are supported through therapist guidance, reflection, feedback, and skill development rooted in filial play therapy principles.
Parents often develop greater understanding of:
Over time, many families notice less frustration, fewer reactive cycles, and stronger connection within the family system.
Family Reset includes gentle support between playroom sessions through:
This rhythm allows:
Family Reset is intentionally designed to:
75-minute session (virtual or in-person)
We begin by slowing down together and building a shared understanding of your child and family system.
This session includes:
Each week includes:
🌼 45-minute in-person family play therapy session
Alongside this, you’ll receive rhythmic parent support—designed to guide you without overwhelm or pressure.
Families are invited to join an upcoming series through a brief registration process.
Spots are limited to preserve depth and attention.
Our Family Therapy approach draws on family therapy treatment models from our expertise which include Filial Play Therapy, Parent-Child Play Therapy.
Filial or Parent-Child Therapy – The program draws from the principles of Child-Centered Play Therapy to train the parent to hold non-directive play therapy sessions. The therapist models the techniques in early sessions then; the lead is migrated to the parent as they become more confident. The therapist prepares the family to utilize the learned skills at home in order to continue the success from in-office sessions. This is for children up to 12 years old.
