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Power House Psychotherapy & Addiction: Case Study

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Power House Psychotherapy & Addiction, LLC provides Family Therapy and Couple Therapy. We address how our client mental health issues and addiction problems are affecting their family relationship and or marriage relationship. We pay great attention to the needs of the family as they are often critical factors in successful treatment and they are always addressed. Our goal is to help foster a family system that is supportive of treatment. We provide an opportunity for the family as a whole to begin to reorganize around more mutually satisfying and productive interactions. At Power Hose Psychotherapy & Addiction, LLC, our Family Therapy and Couple Therapy services address causes of conflict in family and or marriage relationship dynamics.

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