It is human nature to believe we know those we are close to. The truth is that, over time, people change but our assumptions about who they are do not. Sometimes this is called "drifting apart."

Also, as much as we want to fully trust the people in our lives, they are not perfect. They will say and do things that damage, or, at least, dent our trust. These small incidents accumulate over time and will strangle our love for them.

In order to generate love in our lives, we need skills to sweep away our assumptions, satisfy our doubts and forgive our hurts. Through coaching, family members are heard and seen afresh, families develop structures for communicating upset. Family members create and agree to family coaching agreements.

Families of all adults or adults and children create tighter bonds of mutual support, generous listening, trusting intimacy and love.

This series of coach-directed exercises builds empathy and intimacy among family members, strengthens communications skills and creates coachability agreements between family members. Participants learn how to operate in the best interest of the family as a whole while providing the largest degree of personal freedom possible.