AceShowbiz - Famed sisters Beyonce Knowles and Solange Knowles have forged incredibly successful careers in the music industry while maintaining their strong bond as a family, and this may very well be rooted in a significant decision their mother, Tina Knowles, made during their younger years.

In a recent interview with CNN News Central, Tina shared insights into her memoir, "Matriarch," revealing the challenges her daughters faced and the crucial steps she took to ensure their healthy relationship.

When Beyoncé was around 10 years old and deeply involved in her burgeoning music career with the group Girl's Tyme, Solange struggled to find her place, often feeling excluded by her peers.

"The kids would say to Solange every day, 'Be quiet, Solange,' because she would try to choreograph and, you know, she wanted to be involved," Tina recalled. This experience led to a growing sense of isolation for Solange, and even Beyoncé would sometimes ask their mother to intervene.

Seeing a potential divide between her daughters, Tina decided it was imperative to take action. "Finally, I realized that they weren't listening, and I saw a wall between them coming," she said, leading her to make the then-taboo decision to seek therapy for her young children.

Despite initial skepticism from her husband, Tina was determined. “I'm not asking. I'm going to find somebody,” she asserted.

Finding a skilled child therapist, Tina observed differing responses from her daughters: Beyoncé, though resistant and disliking the sessions, gained valuable insights, while Solange thrived in the therapeutic environment, relishing the chance to express herself.

"The outcome was great," Tina remarked, emphasizing that therapy played a pivotal role in maintaining the sisters' tight-knit relationship. Both Beyoncé and Solange have since become Grammy-winning artists, with their early counseling sessions helping to foster a supportive and unbreakable bond.

In addition to discussing her daughters' paths, "Matriarch" delves into Tina's personal health battles, including her recent cancer diagnosis and surgery. Her daughters' reactions highlight their unique strengths: Beyoncé approached the situation with problem-solving precision while Solange displayed determined, emotional support.

This story of love, challenge, and resilience serves as an inspiring backdrop to not just the Knowles family dynamics but also underscores the importance of addressing mental health early on, breaking societal taboos, and fostering strong family relationships.