Communication & conflict
Talk about misunderstandings, recurring disagreements, and how family members respond to each other.
PERSONAL CARE · A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE
Family counseling in Tyler, Texas.
Make room for each other’s perspective.
Family counseling focuses on relationships and concerns involving family members. The Bridge offers Christian family counseling in Tyler, serving families throughout East Texas who want support with communication, conflict, and changes in family life.
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WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE TO BEGIN?
Work through family concerns.
You can start by describing what has been difficult and what prompted you to seek support.
Changing family roles
Explore expectations, responsibilities, and relationships as your family moves through different seasons.
Co-parenting & transitions
Discuss family changes and the challenges of coordinating parenting and maintaining relationships.
YOUR FIRST STEP
Start with the relationships you want to work on.
Our office can help with counselor fit and current availability. You don’t need to choose a counselor before contacting us.
Talk with our office →Describe the concern
Tell our office who is seeking support and what has been difficult within the family.
Clarify who will participate
Discuss with the counselor which family members should attend and how appointments will be structured.
Discuss shared and individual goals
Make room for different perspectives while considering the changes family members hope to work toward.
GET TO KNOW OUR COUNSELORS
Find a counselor who fits.
Explore these counselors’ areas of experience, then contact our office about your needs and appointment availability.
Alyxandrah “Alyx” White
LMFT, C-DBT · Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Alyx works with families, parent-child pairs, couples, and individual adolescents and adults. Her experience includes co-parenting, communication, and family conflict.
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Jennifer Wood, LPC-S
Licensed Professional Counselor–Supervisor
Jennifer works with adults, families, and children. Her experience includes marriage and family concerns, grief, relationship patterns, and spiritual issues.
Read counselor profile →Questions about family counseling
Does everyone in the family need to attend?
The participants depend on your concerns and the counselor’s approach. When counseling involves a minor, The Bridge generally begins by meeting with the parent or parents during the first session.
How is this different from couples counseling?
Couples counseling focuses on the partnership. Family counseling addresses relationships involving family members, such as parents and children.
What if only one family member wants counseling?
Contact our office to discuss options. Individual counseling can provide a separate space for your own experiences and goals.
How do I book and check insurance?
Contact our office through the website inquiry form, conversational inquiry widget, phone, or email to ask about family counseling and scheduling. Self-pay is available alongside insurance. Check with our office about participation for your counselor, plan, and appointment type.
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LET’S GET STARTED
Start with a conversation.
Contact our Tyler office about family counseling.