Every engagement with everpath starts with a free, confidential consultation.
This initial conversation helps us understand your situation, urgency, and goals, and allows us to recommend the most appropriate way of working together.
Depending on your needs, we offer three ways to engage with everpath.
Each approach uses the same therapeutic depth and relational framework, the difference is pace, intensity, and time horizon.
Regular psychotherapy sessions (typically weekly or fortnightly)
Individual, pair, or family formats
60–90 minute sessions
A shared focus on a specific relational issue, transition, or pattern
The work is deep and evidence-based, but paced to fit alongside ongoing leadership and business responsibilities.
Initial consultation to understand context, relationships, and goals
Agreement on scope and cadence (who’s involved, how often, and why)
Ongoing sessions working with live relational patterns as they show up
Regular check-ins to review progress and adjust as needed
One to five full-day sessions (6.5 hours per day)
Individual, pair, or group formats
Structured, facilitated conversations with space to slow things down
Live practice of new ways of speaking, listening, and deciding
This format allows families and partners to go deeper, faster — without the stop-start of weekly sessions.
Pre-work and alignment to clarify history, tensions, and priorities
One or more intensive days focused on the core relational dynamics
Facilitated practice of new conversations and behaviours
Clear agreements and next steps before returning to the business
An agreed monthly or quarterly allocation of therapy sessions
Flexible use across individuals, pairs, or family groups
Priority access when tensions or challenges arise
A mix of reflective, preventative, and responsive work
Initial alignment on values, goals, and scope of partnership
Ongoing access to therapy across the year
Proactive use of sessions, not just reactive problem-solving
Regular reviews to ensure the work remains relevant and valuable
We offer specialist family business therapy, relational workshops, and inspiring talks
designed to repair relationships and grow collaboration for business families.

We work with multi-generational business families to address conflict at the root, repair trust, and build healthier ways of communicating and making decisions — both around the table and in the boardroom.

Specialist psychotherapy for owner-couples, siblings, and parent–child partnerships that are navigating high-stakes decisions or misalignment that’s impacting both the relationship and the business.

One-to-one psychotherapy for founders, successors, and senior leaders to process pressure, unhelpful patterns, and emotional load — so you can show up with greater clarity, steadiness, and agency.

Intensive, practical workshops where families and leadership teams practise new ways of speaking, listening, and working together — leaving with shared language, insights, and behaviours that stick.

Insightful, grounded talks that help business families and leadership teams understand relational dynamics, disarm conflict, and build high-trust partnerships that support performance over time.
Every engagement with everpath starts with a free, confidential consultation.
This initial conversation helps us understand your situation, urgency, and goals, and allows us to recommend the most appropriate way of working together.
Depending on your needs, we offer three ways to engage with everpath.
Each approach uses the same therapeutic depth and relational framework, the difference is pace, intensity, and time horizon.
Regular psychotherapy sessions (typically weekly or fortnightly)
Individual, pair, or family formats
60–90 minute sessions
A shared focus on a specific relational issue, transition, or pattern
The work is deep and evidence-based, but paced to fit alongside ongoing leadership and business responsibilities.
Initial consultation to understand context, relationships, and goals
Agreement on scope and cadence (who’s involved, how often, and why)
Ongoing sessions working with live relational patterns as they show up
Regular check-ins to review progress and adjust as needed
One to five full-day sessions (6.5 hours per day)
Individual, pair, or group formats
Structured, facilitated conversations with space to slow things down
Live practice of new ways of speaking, listening, and deciding
This format allows families and partners to go deeper, faster — without the stop-start of weekly sessions.
Pre-work and alignment to clarify history, tensions, and priorities
One or more intensive days focused on the core relational dynamics
Facilitated practice of new conversations and behaviours
Clear agreements and next steps before returning to the business
An agreed monthly or quarterly allocation of therapy sessions
Flexible use across individuals, pairs, or family groups
Priority access when tensions or challenges arise
A mix of reflective, preventative, and responsive work
Initial alignment on values, goals, and scope of partnership
Ongoing access to therapy across the year
Proactive use of sessions, not just reactive problem-solving
Regular reviews to ensure the work remains relevant and valuable