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Establishing roles and boundaries: The counselor helps family members define and understand their new roles and responsibilities, while also establishing clear boundaries to prevent confusion or conflict.

Enhancing communication skills: The therapist works with family members to improve communication within the blended family, including active listening, empathy, and conflict resolution techniques.

Addressing feelings of loss or grief: Blended families often form after the loss of a previous relationship or family structure. The counselor can help family members process feelings of grief, loss, or guilt that may arise during the blending process.

Managing loyalty conflicts: The therapist assists family members in navigating loyalty conflicts that may emerge between biological and stepfamily members, helping them find a balance between maintaining existing relationships and fostering new ones.

Facilitating bonding and relationship-building: The counselor supports family members in developing healthy and positive relationships with one another, including stepparent-stepchild and stepsibling relationships.