Family Success Consortium

Family Success Consortium is a group psychological practice located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Since FSC's founding in 1990, they have been dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families resolve conflict, strengthen relationships, and lead healthy, fulfilling lives. FSC recruits psychologists that have established careers with a demonstrable history of effectiveness and an intense caring for the people with which they work.

Family Success Consortium is a group practice offering individual, couples, and family psychotherapy. All of our psychologists are trained to assess and treat a broad range of presenting concerns, including things like depression, anxiety, and relationship problems. In addition, each of our psychologists has specialty areas around which they have developed a more structured treatment program.

In fact, often times a child will be singled out as the 'identified patient, ' but once insight is gained into the child's difficulties, it becomes clear that their problems are actually reflections of broader family problems and painful patterns of relating. Left unaddressed, these painful family patterns tend to cause withdrawal, anxiety, or out of control behaviors.

Family Success's couples program provides an atmosphere of listening and understanding while helping you identify and achieve your goals. We connect with each other because we have something very important to learn about ourselves. It is within the crucible of the couple that the fires of awareness, knowledge, and eventually wisdom are fanned and inflamed, sometimes withered and dampened, but with a continual push toward growth and wholeness.

As children grow at different rates, at different times, so a child's brain develops. These developmental differences occur in different areas of the brain and it is critical to understand these developmental differences in order to obtain the best care for your child and student.

Being able to anticipate developmental patterns empowers a child and their parents to build healthy self-esteem and forge a future of success and positive relationships.For example, a child and parent must understand the developmental challenges that are unique to the transition from toddler to elementary to junior high, and from junior high to high school.