This report provides a comprehensive review of a family therapy session conducted with an 89-year-old Alzheimer's patient, Mrs. A, and her two daughters, Shirley and Alice. The patient is experiencing depression and social isolation, exacerbated by her daughters' infrequent visits. The therapist utilizes structural family therapy, mapping the family structure and identifying dysfunctional patterns. Interventions include strategic orientation, cognitive behavioral therapy, thought diaries, communication training, and psycho-education to restructure the family dynamics and improve communication. The report details the client's positive reaction, with reduced depressive symptoms and increased family interaction. The session's goal was to restore and maintain family interaction, emphasizing a family-focused approach to address the patient's issues within the broader family context. The family was instructed to continue with thought diaries and a follow-up session was planned to assess the progress.