Families In Mind

A practical directory for family life

Family life is a lot. Find someone to talk it through with.

Browse therapists who list family or parenting among their specialties. They work with adults on what is going on at home: the pressure of raising children, arguments that keep coming back, a new step-family, caring for a parent, or sharing parenting after a separation.

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Browse by family situation

Every therapist here lists family or parenting among their specialties and works with adults on what is happening at home. Choose the situation closest to yours, then narrow the list by the other topics they work with.

  1. Parenting pressure

    School runs, bedtimes, screens, worry about how a child is doing, and the feeling of never quite getting it right. Support for the parent counts.

  2. Conflict at home

    The same arguments on repeat, tension at the dinner table, or people who have stopped speaking. Talking it through on your own can help you see what you want to change.

  3. Blended families

    A new partner, step-children, two households and loyalties pulling in different directions. It can take a long time for a new family shape to settle.

  4. Adult children and aging parents

    Looking after a parent, old roles coming back between grown siblings, or a grown child who has moved far away or back home.

  5. Co-parenting after separation

    Sharing children across two homes, handovers, new routines, and your own feelings about the split. Therapists do not give legal or custody advice.

  6. Family changes

    A new baby, a move, an illness, a death in the family or a child leaving home. Change can unsettle everyone, you included.

Browse by country and state

Online therapy usually works within the country, and often the state, where a therapist is licensed or registered. Start with where you live.

United States3,165 therapistsChoose a state below United Kingdom577 therapistsSee the list Australia58 therapistsSee the list

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How to use this directory

  1. Pick a situation or a place. Start from what is going on at home, or from the state or country you live in.
  2. Read a few profiles. Each one sets out the therapist's background, the approaches they use and the topics they list.
  3. Continue when you are ready. Each profile links to BetterHelp, where you can review online therapy options and arrangements.

Therapists in the directory

A few of the profiles. Each one sets out the therapist's background, approaches and the topics they list.

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Other topics therapists here list

Family worries rarely come on their own. These are some of the other areas therapists in this directory work with.

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Start with one profile.

Read about a few therapists, note who seems to understand your kind of family situation, and take the next step when it suits you.

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