In Action
In Action
Engaging and empowering thriving human relationships as the foundation of healthy homes and communities.
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Licensing Certification
ButtonCertification training, coaching, and licensure to empower purpose built families as the foundation of thriving communities.
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Social and Emotional Health
"... our foundation is starting to invest in programs that help kids with social and emotional growth. I was surprised that its approach could be so effective, and I wanted to see it in action. I had no idea how moving it would be." ~Bill and Melinda Gates, 2019 Annual LetterInspiring emotional literacy, health and connection in a new generations of leadership.
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Military Family Resilience
“A strong relationship provides a critical sense of belonging and motivation for living – the stronger a relationship, the more of a buffer it affords to prevent suicides ... more needs to be done to enhance the quality of relationships to improve the satisfaction level and through this decrease the suicide risk.” ~Adrian Blow, American Association of SuicidologyVeterans master skills for their missions as husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters through nationwide programs licensed to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Whole Health Approach
"Loneliness and social isolation are among the most robust known risk factors for poor health and accelerated mortality." ~ Proceedings of the National Academy of SciencesTraining clergy and behavioral health professionals to strengthen a foundation of whole health through enhanced relationships among family, friends and social supports.
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Leadership Development
"With remarkable consistency, the data confirmed that communication indeed plays a critical role in building successful teams. In fact, we’ve found patterns of communication to be the most important predictor of a team’s success. Not only that, but they are as significant as all the other factors—individual intelligence, personality, skill, and the substance of discussions—combined." ~Alex Pendland, Harvard Business Review, April 2012Skills training for community leaders to help couples, families, and team members experience greater connection, collaboration and happiness.
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