Step outside old roles - experience new possibilities as a family.
For better or for worse, when we were born we got involved with a family. Maybe ours looked like the Cleavers, the Huxtables, the Bunkers, or the Osbournes - regardless of the circumstances, our families are intricately involved in the shaping of our lives. What could family life be like if we spoke and acted spontaneously?
The Landmark Family Coaching Session provides an opportunity to explore what is available when we relate to and treasure members of our families - not as characters in an already determined story, but as irreplaceable individuals who bring unique richness to our lives. You'll discover entirely new possibilities for who you are for your family and who your family is for you.
Program Logistics
This coaching session does not offer new techniques or lessons in “how-to.” It provides an environment in which participants can create the freedom for parents and children to be themselves - to enjoy what is possible when responsibility replaces worry and figuring out what to do and how to be. It includes interactive dialogue (between a leader and a participant), paired sharing, and group participation.
This single-evening session is conducted from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. or later.
Prerequisite: None for people over the age of 18; people under 18 must be graduates of The Landmark Forum or The Landmark Forum for Teens or Young People.
Tuition Tuitions vary based on location and currency. See tuition information.
As a graduate, you might also enjoy LandmarkConnect, our online community.
A Graduate’s Perspective
“After the Family Coaching Session, I have a new ability to communicate with my husband in areas where our family backgrounds differ. We can talk about anything in our family now.”
Nancy Sambul Executive Director Jersey City Library Basic Literacy Program Jersey City, NJ, USA
In This Program
You will: • Discover how to create a perspective on family issues, enabling you to deal with them more effectively. • Explore what you can provide- as a parent, as a child, as an adult who has been a child - to allow you and the people around you to flourish. • Invent and create new relationships and possibilities within your family and in your community.
