Family Systems & Transitions Coaching

When Relationships Feel Stuck, We Help Families Move Forward—Together

When a loved one is struggling, whether with emotional distress, lack of motivation, fractured communication, or the lingering effects of addiction or trauma, the whole family feels it.

At Interventions with Love, we believe healing doesn't happen in isolation. That’s why we offer family coaching that focuses on the entire system, not just the person of concern. Whether you're facing a strained parent/child relationship, tension between siblings, or complex blended family dynamics, our approach helps you move toward understanding, repair, and renewed connection.

What Families Are Saying

  • “We’ve worked with therapists before, but Gianna is the first professional who didn’t shame me for loving my son, even when that love showed up as enabling. Instead of judgment, she brought compassion, clarity, and a structure that made sense. She takes the time to explain the why behind every step, and that’s helped me trust her, and more importantly, trust myself again. For the first time, we’re not just seeing changes in our son, we’re seeing changes in ourselves. We finally feel like we’re on a path forward."

  • “I didn’t know what coaching would look like for our situation, but Gianna made us feel safe, seen, and supported. Our son was stuck, we were exhausted, and we didn’t know what to do next. She helped us find a way forward, together. We were always reacting to each other. Now we respond with intention. I’m so grateful we did this as a family.”

  • “We’ve spent more money than I'd like to say over the years on specialists, programs, and professionals. But working with Gianna has given us something none of them did: clarity. She’s helped us understand what’s actually going on with our son, and more importantly, how we as parents can respond in a way that’s structured, consistent, and grounded in love. We’re no longer guessing or reacting. We’re working from a plan, with real support every step of the way. It’s the first time we’ve felt hopeful in years."

  • “My siblings and I were at a breaking point over how to support our brother. Every conversation ended in frustration. Gianna brought structure to the chaos, helped us get on the same page, and showed us how to lead with love instead of fear. It changed everything.”

  • “We were completely disconnected as a family after my daughter came home from treatment. Gianna showed us how to support her and take care of ourselves. She doesn’t sugarcoat things, but she leads with so much grace. I felt empowered as a parent again.”

  • “At first, I thought coaching would just be more talking. But it was so much more than that. Gianna helped us see our patterns clearly and shift them with compassion and not the shame I'd been covering myself in. My husband and I communicate better now, and our son is slowly finding his footing. I wish we had started sooner.”

Every Family Is Different. So Is Our Approach

There’s no one-size-fits-all model here.

Some families need a structured plan to support a young adult struggling with motivation or independence. Others are navigating years of silence, resentment, or pain that built up through a loved one’s addiction or untreated mental health issues. Some are simply ready to stop walking on eggshells.

We meet you where you are, and walk beside you as you move forward.

Our coaching is customized for your unique needs, your communication style, and your goals as a family.

Coaching Young Adults Through Transitions & Launching

Today’s young adults are facing unprecedented stress, disconnection, and overwhelm. Many are stuck in a cycle of avoidance, anxiety, or self-sabotage - not because they’re lazy or unwilling, but because they feel lost.

We work directly with young adults—and their parents—to:

  • Build structure, direction, and life skills

  • Strengthen communication and mutual accountability

  • Reduce conflict and increase clarity

  • Set realistic goals for independence and follow-through

  • Address underlying emotional or behavioral challenges with compassion

We understand the tug-of-war that can happen between love and limits. Our role is to help each person in the system find their footing again—without blame or shame.

What Our Work Together Looks Like

Our coaching starts with connection. Here’s how we begin:

  1. Initial Discovery Call – We learn about your family’s goals and dynamics.

  2. Family Assessment Session – Together, we explore patterns, pain points, and strengths.

  3. Tailored Coaching Plan – Based on your needs, we map out the support that fits best.

  4. Ongoing Coaching & Adjustments – Sessions may be with individuals, parent units, or the full family system. You’re never left to figure it out alone.

We move at your family’s pace, and help you build tools that last.

Let’s Rebuild What Matters Most

If you’re ready to stop spinning in frustration or fear, coaching can help you shift from conflict to connection.

This is deep, meaningful work—but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You don’t have to wait for things to get worse. Sometimes, reaching out is the very first step in changing everything.

Mini Case Examples: Real Stories, Real Progress

A blended family struggling to co-parent a 19-year-old with a history of anxiety and substance use. Coaching helped align parenting strategies, reduce conflict between households, and empower the young adult to take responsibility while feeling emotionally supported.

A 24-year-old living at home with panic attacks and unfinished college credits. After 3 months of coaching, he’s working part-time, managing anxiety with professional help, and communicating honestly with his parents about his goals. The family now meets weekly to review progress and celebrate small wins.

A single mom and teenage daughter who barely spoke without erupting in arguments. Through family coaching, they began to understand each other’s emotional needs, set respectful boundaries, and have meaningful conversations again.

Common Myths About Family Coaching

Let’s clear up a few things:

Myth: If we’re not in crisis, we don’t need coaching.
Truth: Coaching helps prevent crisis and repair patterns before they become lifelong disconnection.

Myth: My child is the one with the problem—they need help, not me.
Truth: Family patterns play a role in healing. When everyone shows up, growth happens faster and more sustainably.

Myth: Coaching is just “talking about feelings.”
Truth: Coaching is structured, goal-oriented, and action-based. You’ll gain tools, not just talk.

For Professionals: Let's Collaborate

Are you a therapist, psychiatrist, case manager, or school counselor working with a family in transition?

We welcome referrals and collaboration. Whether you're supporting:

  • A young adult struggling to launch

  • A family recovering after treatment discharge

  • A system navigating disconnection or crisis

…we offer a warm, structured, clinically informed coaching container for the entire family system.

It’s Never Too Late to Heal Together

Families don’t need to stay stuck in cycles of tension, fear, or silence.

Whether you’re facing a complex transition or simply want to rebuild trust and connection, this work offers a path forward—one conversation, one boundary, one brave step at a time.

You don’t have to have all the answers. You just have to be willing to begin.

Ready to move forward together?