Conflict keeps escalating—or communication has stopped.
In-home family therapy · Connecticut
Helping families reconnect.One conversation at a time.
CONNECT brings relationship-centered therapy into your home—supporting adolescents, young adults, caregivers, and the family system together. Virtual sessions are also available across Connecticut.
In-home care.One coordinated plan.
When home feels disconnected
When one person is struggling, the whole system feels it.
Communication breaks down. Conflict keeps circling. Parents feel overwhelmed while children or teens withdraw, shut down, or act out.
Everyone may be living under the same roof—yet no one feels connected. CONNECT works with the relationships around the concern, not only the person carrying the label.
WHERE CONNECT FITS
See the whole story—not just the symptom.
CONNECT brings the young person, caregivers, family system, and care team into one coordinated view.




One young person carries the label, but the whole household is struggling.
Individual services are happening, yet meaningful family change is not.
Parenting stress, school concerns, or a major transition affects everyone.
Whole family. One plan.
Not everyone needs to be in every room, every time.
Choose a group to see how one coordinated plan can flex around what your family needs that week.
The whole family
Practice communication, boundaries, trust, and relationship repair together.
Our relationship-centered framework
Seven letters.One healthier way forward.
Communication
Express clearly, listen differently, and interrupt cycles of yelling, shutting down, or avoidance.
Care that fits the family you already are.In-home support around real life
There is no perfect family—and no one-size-fits-all plan.
CONNECT may include individual counseling, family therapy, parent coaching, sibling sessions, young adult support, and collaboration with schools or medical providers.
Who CONNECT can help
Start with what your household is carrying.
What in-home care looks like
Your first meeting is about understanding. Not blame.
We begin with what has been happening, what each person hopes will change, and what kind of support can work in real life.
Ask about CONNECTReach out
Tell us what your family has been experiencing.
Check the fit
We review availability, location, and insurance benefits.
Meet your therapist
Your clinician listens to each perspective without assigning blame.
Build one plan
Together, decide who needs to be in which room—and when.
Frequently asked questions
What families ask before they begin.
CONNECT is flexible by design. These answers can help you picture how care might work for your household.
No. Care may include whole-family, parent, individual, sibling, or selected-participant sessions. Your therapist chooses the right room for each goal.
No. CONNECT can help when conflict, withdrawal, anxiety, depression, stress, school concerns, or a transition is affecting the household.
CONNECT may be offered in-home, virtually across Connecticut, or as a hybrid. Availability depends on location, clinical fit, capacity, and insurance coverage.
CONNECT is not built around an arbitrary deadline. Care continues while it remains clinically appropriate, medically necessary, and covered by your plan.
Resistance is common. No one is forced into instant vulnerability. Engagement is built gradually, starting with what each person is ready to discuss.
The first meeting is about understanding—not blame. Your therapist learns what has been happening, what each person hopes will change, and how to shape one plan.
No. Families may contact MisterHealth directly to ask about CONNECT.






A healthier way forward
Stronger connections.
Stronger families.
Stronger futures.
Talk with the CONNECT teamConnect@MisterHealth.com · (860) 530-7000
West Hartford · Naugatuck · Virtual across Connecticut