What are the differences between individual, couples, and family therapy?
Path can help you connect with support to meet your evolving needs.
Path can help you connect with support to meet your evolving needs.
Attachment-based therapy can help you build more meaningful connections.
The goal of family therapy is to heal the family unit.
Create a workspace that supports both you and your clients.
In couples therapy, the relationship is the client.
Individual therapy allows for a total focus on you and your evolving needs.
Meet Dr. Judi Passy, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who works with Path.
Here’s how to use them to deepen the therapeutic relationship.
Therapy is a tool you can return to as life circumstances change.
Create a rich virtual therapeutic experience while managing risk with these tips.
Mandatory reporting isn’t always a straightforward process — here’s what to consider.
Treatment plans are a roadmap to focused and effective care.