Workshop

Building Stronger Bonds

Harnessing Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy for Effective Communication and Positive Change

Alexis Pitcher
Alexis Pitcher
MA, LAMFT

Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy (CBFT) fosters positive change by helping family members identify and modify negative thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to conflict or dysfunction. Through structured communication and problem-solving techniques, CBFT encourages individuals to recognize how their thoughts and actions affect the family dynamic. By addressing these patterns collaboratively, family members can develop healthier ways of interacting, improving communication, emotional regulation, and support. This therapeutic approach empowers families to resolve conflicts, manage stress more effectively, and build stronger, more supportive relationships, ultimately fostering a more harmonious and resilient family environment.

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