Tools

  • Family having a meal around a dining table with food and drinks, a woman pouring a beverage, and children enjoying the gathering.

    The Family Table

    A structure that supports families to be emotionally healthy and feel connected.

  • Line of eight yellow Lego heads with various facial expressions on a white surface against a white background.

    Naming Emotions

    Connection grows when we are able to help others understand us. A window into ourselves is through sharing how we experience life. This tool can help you grow your ability to share yourself with others.

  • Open blank notebook with a pencil resting on the pages, placed on a wooden surface.

    Cognitive Distortions

    An exercise to watch your thoughts and notice how they impact you. Watch for these 10 Cognitive Distortions and train your thought patterns.

  • An adult's hand gently holding a child's hand, with the child's hand resting softly on the adult's palm, in black and white.

    Your Family History

    Questions to enrich and uncover greater understanding of your family and yourself.

  • Close-up of the number 10 painted in black on a textured stone surface.

    10 Ways to Get Along with Parents

    For the teens

  • Person holding a glass sphere at the beach during sunset, capturing the reflection of colorful sky and ocean.

    FAVR: Future. Abilities. Values. Relationships.

    Anxious? Ruminating? Do yourself a FAVR and pratice these 4 distinct visions.

  • Silhouette of a signpost against a colorful sunset sky.

    Contract for Change

    Answer questions to create a personal contract clarifying what changes you want to make.

  • Close-up of a brown bear in a forest with green trees in the background.

    The Conflicted Self, Stopping the Cycle of Self-Blame

    A structure to practice watching your thoughts to grow in regulating your emotions and growing in a felt sense of agency.