Family therapy can help you resolve issues of trust, confidence, jealousy, sexual issues, and poor communication. Whether carried out with children, a couple, siblings, or parents and children, or any of these in combination, family therapy can include premarital and marital counseling, co-parenting counseling, and even separation counseling. 

The bond of trust and respect between the client and the counselor is the key to achieving positive change. Dr. McIlwaine, has experience working with families and she promotes using a proactive and directive style of therapy and provides positive mental attitude tools to the professional counselors.  She encourage the professionals to share these tool with you so you can use in your daily life after you have graduated from treatment.

Many people think of communication simply as verbal communication, a straightforward way to get their message across to others. However, the message you think you are sending can often be misinterpreted. Non-verbal communication, our facial expressions and body movements, actually conveys over 90% of the emotional sense of what we are trying to express.

Good communication skills don’t always come naturally. If your therapy has demonstrated that your problem arises in part from poor communication skills that unintentionally create barriers, a speech therapist or coach can help you with skills such as making eye contact, being concise, and modulating your voice, all of which can help you fulfil your potential in your personal and professional life.