The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" family is reportedly attending a group therapy to cope up with Caitlyn Jenner's transition. Kim Kardashian revealed that the therapy has been helping her to become "less judgmental" about her stepfather's transition.

"Sometimes I think it's about Caitlyn, but it's the family around. We go to group therapy together,"she said in an appearance at San Francisco's Commonwealth Club according to the Mirror Online. "Caitlyn has taught me to be less judgemental. I'm just so happy that people have been so open to this change." 

The mother-of-one also hopes that people will continue to understand Caitlyn Jenner's decision.

"The response has been overwhelmingly so positive. I hope people understand it, or have compassion. I hope people are non-judgemental."

"People have been so amazing and Caitlyn appreciates that so much. We showed everyone in the show because everyone has a different, emotional, transition of their own to accept this," she added.

Following Caitlyn Jenner's coming out as a transgender woman, the "Keeping Up with the Kardashian" family members expressed their views in the show and all of them were happy.

While Caitlyn Jenner has her own children with Kris Jenner, she also stepped in the father role for the Kardashian siblings when their dad, Robert Kardashian, passed away in 2003.

Despite Caitlyn Jenner's change, the 65-year-old still allows her children to call her as "dad." The former Olympian reportedly believes that her children might have difficulty adjusting so she still allows them to call her "dad."

According to a People magazine insider, Caitlyn Jenner "spoke to each of the kids separately and told them to take their time in getting used to this."

"Caitlyn has been really understanding that it doesn't come naturally for anyone," the source added. "No one expects this change to happen overnight. If one of the boys slips up, it's not a big deal."