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What are the characteristics of a strong family? The research points to several consistent characteristics that lead to the development of strong families. We will introduce you to these characteristics and give you the opportunity to think about and work on building strength and fostering wellness within your own family. Learn tools and strategies that will help your family: 1. Demonstrate commitment to one another 2. Develop and use good communication skills 3. Celebrate the strengths of each individual and of the family 4. Cope more effectively with crisis and stress together 5. Thrive The Characteristics of a Strong Family is an evidence-based, easy to follow “workbooklet” for Moms and Dads and caretakers who want to have stronger and happier families. We’ll provide tips, examples and exercises to guide you!  Take a look
at what’s inside the cover: Who are You? – What are the characteristics of your family as it exists now? What are its strengths? Building a Strong Family – There are specific characteristics that lead to the development of strong families. Do you have them? Strong Families have a Vision – One of the most important factors in one’s wellbeing is having a sense of purpose and meaning. Do you have a vision for yourself and for your family? Strong Families Make a Commitment to Each Other – Strong families are committed to and believe in each other. They stick together through thick and thin, support each other when things are good and when problems arise. To what degree to you show commitment to one another? Strong Families use Good Communication Skills – Communication is another important skill in the family dynamic. There are several key skills that, with practice, can contribute to the success of your family. Do you know what they are? Strong Families Celebrate Strengths – There is no one set of qualities that makes every family in every circumstance strong. Identifying, defining and celebrating our strengths of what is important. Can you identify and do you celebrate yours? Strong Families Cope with Crisis and Stress Together – Families able to manage in times of crisis and stress are more resilient. How are you doing in times of crisis and stress? Strong Families Focus on Wellness – There is clear evidence that the family plays a key role in the health of each of its members. What role do you play? In what ways could you contribute to your family’s wellness? Additional Resources – The information assimilated here was compiled from a number of excellent resources which we encourage you to explore on your journey toward family wellness. Your investment is $14.95. For your investment, you will receive The Characteristics of A Strong Family booklet with tips, examples and exercises you can use to make your family even stronger. Here's
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Purchase Online with Credit Card by Secure Server. The Characteristics of a Strong Family is brought to you by: Margot Rutledge,
the founder of KidsWin, is an accomplished facilitator, trainer and coach. Prior to founding KidsWin, she worked
for national workforce development firms and training organizations in the capacity of sales, operations, trainer
and coach. Her passion is to help young people develop a high sense of self-efficacy and the skills necessary to lead successful
and purposeful lives. In addition to her more recent work as a facilitator and coach, she has a background in nutrition counseling,
a degree in Foods and Nutrition and became a Registered Dietitian following a Dietetic and Nutrition Internship at Massachusetts
General Hospital. She is a native of New England and currently resides in Westborough Massachusetts. You can reach Margot
at mrutledge@kidswin.org. Erika
Jackson received her undergraduate degree
in Psychology from Otterbein College and a Master's Degree in Labor and Human Resources from The Ohio State University. She
has expertise in both individual and team performance improvement, having coached professionals at large public and private
organizations on issues such as leader, team, and career development. Erika is also a consultant, instructional designer,
group facilitator, and conflict mediator. She has completed The Coaches Training Institute's Advanced Co-Active Coaching courses
and is a member of the International Coach Federation, CoachVille, the International Society for Performance Improvement,
the Human Resources Association of Central Ohio and the National Association for the Education of Young Children. In addition,
Erika is a licensed “Corporate and Executive Wellcoach” certified by Wellcoaches Corporation. You can reach Erika at erika@wellcoaches.com. |
