Family Therapy in Milton & Online Across Ontario

Helping families communicate, understand one another and navigate challenges together

Family challenges rarely affect only one person.

Communication patterns, parenting approaches, cultural expectations, stress and major life changes can influence how family members relate to one another.

Family therapy provides a supportive space to understand these patterns and develop healthier ways of communicating, responding and connecting.

Family Therapy May Help With

  • Parent-child or parent-teen conflict
  • Communication difficulties and recurring conflict
  • Parenting differences
  • Separation and divorce adjustments
  • Blended-family transitions
  • Grief and loss
  • Cultural or intergenerational differences
  • Family stress related to illness or trauma
  • Changing family roles and responsibilities
  • Boundaries and connection


Not every family member needs to attend every appointment. Your therapist will recommend who should participate based on the concerns and goals of therapy.

Culture, Family & Faith

Families are shaped by culture, community, family history, values and traditions.

Our therapists make space for these influences rather than assuming every family should communicate, parent or relate in the same way.

For families who desire it, faith or spirituality can also be thoughtfully included while keeping the family’s goals and each person’s autonomy at the centre of therapy.

Therapists Who Work With Families

Tolu Lanre-Adisa
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
Practising with clinical supervision - MACP Student
Maurice Rider, MDiv
Clinical Counsellor
Currently Not Accepting New Clients
Asha-Dane Duncan
Student Therapist | Under Clinical Supervision
Revati Ravuvari, MACP, RP
Registered Psychotherapist (RP)
Corinthia Thompson, MACP, RP
Registered Psychotherapist (RP)
Elvis Baah-Gyebi, Registered Psychotherapist and Co-Founder of Elpizo Counselling
Elvis Baah-Gyebi, M.Sc., RP
Co-Founder & Clinical Director | Registered Psychotherapist (RP)

Start With a Conversation

Tell us what has been happening in your family, and our client-care team can help you determine the next appropriate step.