Once upon a time, therapy involved lying on a couch before a bearded fellow who sighed and said, "I wonder why you said that." Therapy today is a viable option for constructing real solutions to real problems.

What is family therapy? 
Unlike other approaches to mental health and psychology, family therapy focuses on the interpersonal relationship of the members of a system called a family. Changing the system involves bringing the whole family together at times and attempting to make changes to reduce misery and distress. 
 
Participation in family therapy does not suggest that something serious is wrong with a family. The family therapist serves as an agent to deal with simple adjustments or a system in misery. The therapy that is interpersonal is different from the therapy that is individual. Hundreds if not thousands of researchers and therapists are clarifying the cause of family distress and what to do about it.

In his work on families and the family life cycle, Dr Fadel has written about the dynamics between husbands and wives. "Husbands & Wives +++," In Khalil Fadels Clinic you will discover how family therapy can help couples, younger children and teenagers. Learn about the ideas and theory behind family therapy, and read about how the family life cycle affects therapy.