Lisa Rogers provides the tools and expertise for individuals and families that are dealing with estrangement, parental alienation, sibling conflict and other family challenges. In-person therapy is available in multiple locations in NYC (Manhattan).
Virtual counseling is a wonderful, convenient option for busy or geographically distanced relationships. All parties of your group must be based in these select states: NY, NJ, TX, CA, FL, GA, IL, and VT.
What is Family Estrangement?
Estranged family refers to a situation where a family relationship has broken down, and one or more members have intentionally created physical or emotional distance from another. Family estrangements is common between adult children and their parents. This separation often involves limited or hostile communication and can arise from unresolved conflict, clashing values, or past trauma. Estrangement may develop gradually over time or occur suddenly, and its intensity and duration can vary greatly.
Coping with Family Estrangement is Challenging
Family relationships are a unique blend of history, comaraderie and complexity. Adult siblings and parents can often find themselves grappling with various challenges that strain their relationships and end up pushing each other away.
- Is your childhood history influencing your relationship patterns today?
- Do you have trouble understanding each others communications styles?
- Has changing worldviews or lifestyle caused trust issues?
- Do you have unresolved resentments from the past?
- Have religious or cultural issues caused a rift?
- Have parental and adult sibling dynamic casts a shadow on your interactions?
How Family Estrangement Therapist can Help?
A therapist like Lisa Rogers can help you and your adult family members understand the factors that contribute to issues within your relationship. By addressing these underlying causes, you can work towards building more fulfilling and harmonious relationships with your adult siblings and parent.
Frequently Asked Questions
It refers to the emotional distancing or complete cutoff between family members, often due to conflict, trauma, or longstanding issues.
Yes, therapy can guide you in deciding whether reconciliation is healthy and help you navigate that process thoughtfully.
Absolutely. Therapy can support you in healing, setting boundaries, and processing grief or guilt related to estrangement.
Yes, Lisa works with individuals on both sides of the estrangement, offering space for understanding and emotional clarity.
Progress varies, but many clients report feeling more grounded and emotionally resilient within the first few months.
Ready for a Family Estrangement Counseling?
Contact Lisa Rogers today for counseling that will help your relationships today.
Convenient licensed counseling (video or phone) is available for groups that are disbursed across state lines . All parties of your group must be based in these select states: NY, NJ, TX, CA, FL, GA, IL, and VT.