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Parent Coaching & Family Therapy in Harford County

Our parent coaching and family therapy services offer valuable support and guidance to Harford County, Maryland-Based families facing challenges.

Children don’t come with a handbook!

Parenting is stressful work that no one is ever truly prepared for. We help families in Harford County overcome the parenting challenges.

Parent coaching is a specialized form of support designed to help parents navigate the challenges of raising children. We help parents on their personal growth and development, to become more patient, empathetic, and effective. OMHG offers virtual parent coaching services, allowing families in Harford County, MD to connect with our professionals from anywhere in the state.

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Behavior Management

OMHG’s parent coaches can provide strategies to address challenging behaviors in children, such as tantrums, defiance, or aggression.

Communication

Our coaching improves parent-child communication, helping parents better understand their child’s needs and feelings.

Parenting Skills

We teach parents effective parenting techniques, such as setting limits, using positive reinforcement, and promoting independence.

Relationship Building

Our experts provide guidance on building strong, positive relationships with children, promoting trust and connection.

Co-Parenting

Parenting coaches can support parents in navigating co-parenting relationships, fostering collaboration and mutual respect.

Modeling Behaviors

Coaches can guide parents through modeling postive behaviors for their children.

Special Needs

Parenting a child with special needs or behavioral challenges that require specialized support and understanding.

Your children can also benefit from their own individual therapy.

Individual therapy for your child can be a valuable complement to family therapy, providing the child with the personalized support and intervention they need to thrive.

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Couples therapy can also help with parenting

Couples therapy (or marriage counseling) can help parents improve their relationship, which can have positive effects on their parenting and the overall well-being of their family.

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Our professionals work with the entire families.

We help Harford County families build healthier, happier relationships and overcome obstacles together.

Family therapy, also known as family counseling, is a type of psychotherapy that involves working with families to improve communication and resolve conflicts. Through virtual and in-person therapy, OMHG’s family therapists address underlying issues, improve dynamics, and foster a more cohesive and supportive family unit. If you live in Harford County and you’re looking for a compassionate family therapist, contact us for more information.

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Communication

Family therapy helps family members communicate more effectively, express their needs and concerns, and listen to each other more empathetically.

Resolving Conflicts

OMHG’s therapists help families address and resolve conflicts in a constructive manner, reducing tension and improving relationships.

Building Stronger Relationships

Our goal is to strengthen family bonds, so that parents amd children can build healthier, more supportive relationships with each other.

Behavior Management

Similar to our parent coaching, family therapy also address behavioral issues in children or adolescents, such as aggression, defiance, or substance abuse.

Life Changes

We help families navigate major life changes, such as divorce, remarriage, or the loss of a loved one, or birth of a new sibling, by providing support and helping them adjust to the new circumstances.

Managing Mental Health Issues

We can also help families cope with mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, or substance abuse, by providing education, support, and coping strategies.

Many of our care providers host virtual sessions.

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