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    • Home
    • Areas of Support
      • MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELLING
      • POST SECONDARY/YOUTH
      • SUBSTANCE USE
      • FAMILY/PARENT SUPPORT
      • MEN'S ISSUES
    • Fees and Communication
    • Contact
  • Home
  • Areas of Support
    • MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELLING
    • POST SECONDARY/YOUTH
    • SUBSTANCE USE
    • FAMILY/PARENT SUPPORT
    • MEN'S ISSUES
  • Fees and Communication
  • Contact

Family and Parent Support Counseling

Family members, caregivers, parents, and spouses play essential roles in the overall functioning and relational health of the family system. When a loved one’s substance use or related behaviors become overwhelming, family members may experience significant emotional and psychological strain. It is common for them to struggle with maintaining a sense of safety, balance, and personal well-being while also attempting to provide care and support. Seeking counseling for caregivers facing these challenges can be beneficial, as it helps parents and caregivers develop and maintain healthy boundaries, identify patterns of enabling versus supportive behaviors, and learn coping strategies for self-care, conflict resolution, and building parent confidence. 


What Counseling Can Help With:


- Developing, setting, and maintaining healthy boundaries

- Coping strategies

- Identifying enabling versus supportive behaviors

- Conflict resolution

- Strengthening parent confidence

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Matthew Brown, MSW RSW

110 Riverside Drive #202, London, ON, Canada

226-998-7198 mb-therapy@outlook.com

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