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Humans are shaped to need connection. Fostering strong relationships with the people around us is a lifelong endeavor. Depending on their quality, your relationships can either add to your quality of life or detract from it. Therapy can help you prioritize what relationships are important to you and figure out how to maintain and support them throughout your life. Many people see relationship counseling as just being for romantic couples, but there are a variety of types of relationships that can benefit from working with a McLean relationship counselor. Contact McLean Counseling Center today to learn more about the therapy and counseling services with offer to help you with your relationships.

Romantic relationships and marriages

Parents and Children

  • Resolving conflict between parents and adult children living at home
  • Finding ways for parents to support their teenage children leaving for college
  • Finding balance between teens’ desire for independence and parents’ desire for control and boundaries

Families

  • Reconnecting with estranged family members
  • Grieving the loss of a loved one
  • Processing family trauma
  • Healing dysfunctional family dynamics

Friendships

  • Easing social anxiety to foster connection with others
  • Assuaging loneliness
  • Preventing social isolation

Work relationships

  • Navigating dysfunctional work environments
  • Developing leadership skills for supervisors
  • Managing difficult boss expectations