Family Therapy
Adult Relationships
Parent, child, and sibling relationships evolve over time and can face challenges at various stages. Conflicts often arise when young adults struggle to become independent, when parents of teens balance multiple responsibilities, or when family dynamics shift due to aging parents or financial stress. Ken has spent years studying how adversarial relationships can evolve into more cooperative, aligned, and healthy connections.
Teens and Parents
Teenagers! Teenage years bring rapid growth in independence, impulsivity, and exploration. Parents often struggle to navigate the modern complexities of teen parenting, especially in an age dominated by social media and new technological pressures. This can lead to conflict over chores, homework, behavior, and responsibilities. Ken has raised two teens and studied the dynamics of the teen-parent relationship to foster better understanding, calm, and alignment within households.