• Relationship issues between individuals who are coupled
• Schooling problems of youngsters
• Behavioral problems of children or adolescents
• Parenting problem
• Adaption challenges of caring for a family member with a serious psychological or chronic health problem
• Work-related problems of one or more adults in a family
• Managing the aging problem of a family member or relative
• Problems in relationships between a sub-set of family members
• Problems in communications between two or more persons
• Relationship disturbances based on misconceptions

Typical procedures and techniques:

• Evidence based treatments
• Systems interventions (including family therapy) from a wide array of emphases
• Network therapy
• Couples therapy
• Group therapy and work group therapy
• Consultation with external authorities such as school professionals, primary and chronic care physicians, juvenile authorities and the courts
• Supervision of various workers concerned with resolving the presenting issues