Family Law Family Therapy (FLFT) is a structured, therapeutic intervention that supports families involved in the family law system. It is not mediation or legal advice—instead, it provides a safe, neutral space to:
Address entrenched conflict and communication breakdowns
Support children’s emotional needs and developmental wellbeing
Reduce the psychological impact of legal proceedings on all family members
FLFT is often recommended by courts, Independent Children’s Lawyers (ICLs), or family consultants when conflict is high and children are at risk of emotional harm.
🛠️ How It Helps Family Law Family Therapy can assist with:
Rebuilding safe communication between parents
Supporting children’s voices in developmentally appropriate ways
Managing loyalty binds, grief, and adjustment post-separation
Reducing triangulation and parentification
Clarifying roles, boundaries, and expectations
Addressing trauma, power imbalances, and emotional triggers
Creating parenting strategies that align with court orders and child wellbeing
⚖️ When Is It Appropriate? Family Law Family Therapy may be appropriate when:
There is ongoing high conflict between separated parents
Children are refusing contact or showing signs of distress
There are allegations of family violence, coercive control, or alienation
Parents struggle to implement court orders or parenting plans
A court, ICL, or family report recommends therapeutic intervention
🤝 Our Approach We work collaboratively with legal professionals, family consultants, and therapeutic practitioners to ensure:
Neutrality and transparency
Safety and accountability
Cultural responsiveness and neurodiversity inclusion
Clear boundaries between therapy, coordination, and legal advice
All sessions are guided by best-practice frameworks in child development, attachment, trauma recovery, and systems theory.
📌 Important Notes
Family Law Family Therapy is not confidential in the traditional therapeutic sense. Reports may be provided to the court or legal representatives.
Participation may be court-ordered or voluntary, but always requires a commitment to respectful engagement.
This service is not suitable for reconciliation therapy or where there is active risk of harm.
🌱 Ready to Begin? If you’re a parent, legal practitioner, or service provider seeking support for a family in conflict, we’re here to help. Our team offers:
Intake assessments and suitability screening
Trauma-informed, child-focused therapy
Collaboration with Parenting Coordinators, ICLs, and family consultants
Clear reporting and communication with legal professionals
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