FOR YOUR FAMILY

In-home family therapy

When I come into your home, I'm not there to judge or critique. I'm there to understand. Real moments like mealtime, play, transitions and bedtime show patterns that rarely come up in an office, so the changes we make are ones your family can keep.

How it works

Three steps. Each one can stand on its own, and some families only need the first.

STEP 01

Parent consultations · two 60-minute virtual sessions

For parents who want clarity and direction. Together we:

  • Explore your child's strengths and challenges
  • Look at patterns in routines, behavior and environment
  • Make a family map of dynamics and stress points
  • Name rooms to grow rather than areas of blame
  • Leave with practical next steps you can start right away

STEP 02

In-home observation · one 2-hour visit

I might watch playtime, a meal, a transition, siblings together, or how you and your child connect. Afterward I share:

  • The strengths and patterns I noticed
  • What's going on developmentally and in your relationships
  • Clear, kind recommendations

STEP 03

Ongoing in-home sessions · weekly or every other week

Flexible and built around your family. I might join you for dinner, game night, a bedtime routine, a transition that's been hard, or a moment where you feel stuck. Sessions can include your child, you, or the whole family.

The goal isn't perfection. It's connection, calmer days, and growth over time.

Families I often help with

  • Big feelings and emotional regulation
  • Mornings, bedtime and other hard transitions
  • Sibling conflict and family dynamics
  • Screens and overstimulation
  • Boundaries that are loving and hold
  • Anxiety, withdrawal or acting out
  • Parent burnout and overwhelm

It's especially helpful if office-based therapy hasn't quite fit.

What to expect

  • A collaborative approach, never judgment
  • Respect for your family's values and culture
  • Practical, realistic support
  • As much focus on strengths as on challenges
  • Clear communication and shared goals

What this isn't

  • A quick fix or a rigid parenting program
  • Behavior charts without context
  • Blaming children or parents

Not sure this is the right fit?

In a short consultation we'll decide together which option suits your family.

OTHER WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER

FOR YOUR CHILD

Weekly kids' club

Hikes, games, art and movement, with therapy built into the fun.

FOR YOU

Six-week parent course

One short lesson a week and a weekly call with other parents.

Let's start with a conversation.

Tell me a little about your family and what you're hoping for. We'll find the right starting point together.

Phone: (801) 555-0142

Area: Utah County and surrounding areas

© 2026 Rooted Well · Annie Stapp, Marriage & Family Therapist Associate

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