We are here to help
We’re in-network with most major insurance companies and also offer lower self-pay fees through select staff.
Family life can bring…
…conflict in relationships
…differing perspectives, values, and beliefs
…life transitions that bring new communication patterns
…disappointment as traditions end
…loss of trust, bitterness, or resentment
…grieving, loss, and health concerns leading to fear of a loved one’s future
No matter what struggle your family is experiencing in this stage of life,
you don’t have to be in it alone.
At CCFAM, we understand emotional, mental, and physical hurt,
and we are here to help.
Your family can explore expectations
with awareness of each family member’s perspective and preference.
You can have differing perspectives, values, and beliefs
while focusing on what you have in common.
You can build positive communication patterns
relating to understanding and respect.
You can heal from heartache, loss, and hurt
to build meaningful relationships with each other.
You can overcome negative patterns and habits
and become encouraging and supportive.
You can support a family member’s health concerns
with peace about decisions in the future.
You can accept what has happened in the past
and have renewed hope for the future.
You can recognize previous generational family patterns
and know how to change family patterns in the future.
The CCFAM Family Therapy Process
Our owner created CCFAM Training, which is a continuing education provider with courses on family therapy. This allows our family therapists to access valuable training at no cost, ensuring the best possible support for the families we serve.
Session 1: Intake
This initial meeting is to discuss your background, current concerns, and specific needs. Together, we will explore how these challenges may be affecting your daily life and begin identifying areas of focus.
Sessions 2&3: Goal Setting
This session is a time to collaborate on a counseling plan and explore available resources.
Ongoing sessions: Continuing the Journey Together
Together, we’ll collaborate to determine the most supportive approach based on your unique needs.
Length of Family Therapy Process
While every individual is unique, change in therapy typically begins to emerge within 10–14 sessions. To help you reach meaningful change within 10–14 sessions, we recommend starting with weekly appointments.
Some individuals may respond more quickly, while others may benefit from a longer course of therapy depending on factors such as frequency of appointments, their individual temperament, ongoing stressors, and implementation steps towards progress.
Before the first appointment, you will complete a checklist to help identify key concerns. This tool is used throughout the therapy process to track progress and guide treatment goals.
Our Specialties for any stage of life…
Past
abuse, trauma, childhood issues, PTSD
Bad Habits
abuse, infidelity, and addiction
Mood
anxiety, depression, anger
Situational
men’s issues, women’s issues, grief, career, chronic illness, military/veteran, physical limitations
Identity
Christian worldview, eating disorder, cultural concerns
Family Concerns
parenting, dating, marriage, blended family, foster care/adoption
Relational
social, personal, conflict/resolution
Wanting To Schedule?
You can contact us to schedule a session or book online with any of our staff—they can all meet with you in person or virtually. Appointments can be scheduled during any of our regular hours, including evenings and Saturdays.
Assisted Scheduling
Reach out and connect directly with one of our friendly staff members by calling 817-232-9400. We're here to answer all your questions about couples counseling and guide you through the process with care.
New Client appointment
Explore CCFAM's staff page below to learn more about our counselors. Click on a counselor’s name to watch their introductory video, review pricing details, check In-Network insurance options, and use the Book Now link to easily schedule your appointment.
The CCFAM Difference
At CCFAM, we are proud to offer a highly qualified and collaborative team of professionals, including Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFT), and Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW). With this diverse range of credentials, we’re able to fully support our mission—Support on Life’s Journey, Opportunity to Heal, and Sifting of Values—for every member of your family.
Our team also includes LPC and LMFT Supervisors who provide direct supervision to LPC Associates, LMFT Associates, and LMSWs on staff. This built-in supervision model fosters a strong, growth-oriented practice culture and ensures that associates benefit from experienced, credentialed guidance throughout their clinical development.
Your Questions Answered
Are your sessions offered in-person or virtually?
Our sessions are offered virtually or in–person in our north Fort Worth location.
Do you have someone who can meet my needs?
Our diverse staff represents a variety of ages and stages in life.
When is your staff available?
Appointments are available days, evenings, and on Saturdays.
What is the length of the counseling session?
53 minutes
How will I be billed for family therapy?
If you are using insurance, coding for family therapy with more than one individual in the session is a 26-minute code. Due to sessions lasting 53 minutes, two family members will be billed for the family therapy appointment under their insurance and applicable copays will apply.
If you are not using insurance, the self-pay rate will be divided between two family members attending the therapy appointment.
Do you incorporate faith into family therapy?
Our counselors are equipped to integrate a Christian worldview, while respecting the values and beliefs of your family. We provide support for personal growth alongside faith development, offering faith-based resources and information about local churches. Additionally, we maintain partnerships with churches that rely on us to provide guidance rooted in biblical wisdom for their members.
We are here to help