It is important to start by defining what Family is, which can be defined in various ways, as follows:

1. A social group made up of parents and their children.
2. A group of people who come from the same ancestor.
3. A group of people living together: household.
4. A group of people sharing certain characteristics of a family (such as friendship).

Family Therapy is focused on family members relating and interacting in a More Healthy and Harmonious way, being able to acquire various tools to achieve it.

Family Psychotherapy is very favourable for improving conflictive relationships or difficulties that may exist between family members, parents and children, and in others. Such conflicts may be caused by the following:

• Lack of understanding among members.
• Marital difficulties.
• Conflicts between parents and children and others.
• If any of the members has a psychological-psychiatric disorder or difficulty such as autism or other medical or psychiatric condition. 
• Impact of any substance abuse (addiction).
• Traumas of various types.
• Prenatal Difficulties.
• Transgenerational Trauma.
• Others.

It is also important to mention that this therapy is not only required in the abovementioned cases, but it is also useful in any context that is causing stress, tension, anger, pain or some conflict between family members, since it must be taken into account that the dynamics are usually not healthy; one can always improve and develop as an individual and also as a family unit.

As mental-emotional health and personal development and healing professionals, we know that many of the traumas and internal conflicts originate and develop within the family, since that is where our first interactions and experiences are formed. For this reason, we have seen that in the vast majority of cases, if these interactions are not healthy, with healthy communication, healthy boundaries, trust, security, protection, teaching-learning, courage, respect, empathy, compassion and above all love, people are very vulnerable to developing mental-emotional inner and outer conflicts.