This article highlights how the photovoice method was adapted and used in a research project to evaluate the results of a program for five families who participated, between 2011 and 2015, in the Strengthening Families Program (SFP). The families were invited to take photos that represented themselves. These photos formed the basis for in-depth interviews, and then for an exhibition for members of their community. Twelve professionals, five of whom accompanied the families when they took their photos, attended the exhibition and took part in their turn in the group sessions to share their reactions to the photos. The results indicate that this process was a powerful means for these families to formulate and express the meaning of their transformation. They also inspire reflection on sensitive alternative methods that can be used in evaluative research.