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Family Therapy & Support Services – Gladesville
At iflow Psychology in Gladesville, we provide warm, evidence-based family therapy and support services to help families improve communication, resolve conflict, and strengthen relationships.
Our registered psychologists offer in-person sessions in Gladesville and telehealth appointments across NSW.
How iflow Psychology Can Help Families
At iflow Psychology, we recognise that every family has its own strengths and challenges.
Our family psychologists use systemic and evidence-based approaches to support emotional wellbeing, strengthen relationships, and foster understanding between family members.
We provide:
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Medicare, WorkCover, and NDIS options
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Telehealth and in-person sessions
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Bilingual support and culturally inclusive care
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Confidential, professional, and outcomes-focused therapy
Family Support Services
We offer a broad range of services to help families manage challenges and build resilience.
Parenting Education & Support
Family support services encompass a range of professional assistance and resources tailored to address the diverse needs of families. These services aim to strengthen family relationships, improve communication, and enhance overall family functioning. Key features of family support services include:
Parenting Education and Support
We help parents develop practical skills and strategies to understand their children’s emotional needs, manage behaviour, and enhance connection.
Crisis Intervention
Immediate psychological support for families experiencing conflict, loss, trauma, domestic violence, or substance-related issues.
Family Advocacy
Guidance in navigating community systems, accessing resources, and advocating for your family’s needs within schools or healthcare settings.
Referral Services
We connect families with specialist professionals, including allied health providers, educators, and community organisations.
Case Management
Coordinated, collaborative care that ensures your family receives consistent and effective support.
Family Therapy
Family therapy (also called family counselling) helps members better understand each other and work together to create healthier patterns of relating.
Systems Perspective
We view the family as a connected system — changes in one member can affect the whole family. Therapy explores these dynamics to restore balance.
Communication Enhancement
Learn active listening, empathy, and problem-solving skills to promote clearer, calmer conversations.
Problem-Solving Together
We support collaborative decision-making so families can address difficulties as a team.
Identifying Patterns
We help families notice unhelpful cycles or behaviours and replace them with positive, adaptive interactions.
Resolving Family Conflicts
Therapy offers a safe space to express emotions, repair misunderstandings, and rebuild trust.
Promoting Individual Growth
Family therapy supports the wellbeing and growth of each member within the family unit.
Common Concerns We Support
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Parent–child relationship issues
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Couple and marital conflict
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Divorce, separation, and blended family adjustment
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Grief, loss, or trauma
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Emotional or behavioural difficulties in children
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Mental health issues within the family
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Substance misuse or addiction recovery support
Why Choose iflow Psychology?
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Experienced family and relationship psychologists
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Conveniently located in Gladesville, serving Sydney’s Inner West
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Inclusive, culturally sensitive, and bilingual services
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Medicare and NDIS options available
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Telehealth NSW-wide for flexible access
Learn more about family therapy from the Australian Psychological Society (APS).
FAQs about Family Therapy
Q1. What happens in family therapy sessions?
Sessions involve guided discussion to enhance communication and understanding between family members.
Q2: How long does family therapy take?
Families usually attend 6–8 sessions, depending on goals and progress.
Q3: Do you offer telehealth for family therapy?
Yes, we provide secure online sessions for families across NSW.
Q4: Can Medicare rebates apply?
Some family therapy sessions are eligible for rebates under a GP Mental Health Treatment Plan.
Crisis Support
If you or a family member are in crisis, please visit our Crisis Support page for immediate assistance.