 | Family Training even a few times a week is
associated with greater emotional bonding within a family unit. |
| Family Training promotes feelings of togetherness
with your children. |
| Family Training puts children and parents on
equal ground: It is something new that neither one of you knows
anything about, so you are affectively experiencing something new
together. |
| Children whose parents spend time with them doing
a goal oriented activity like family training, tend to have better
academic performance in school. |
| Adolescents and teenagers whose parents are
involved in their lives tend to exhibit fewer behavioral problems. |
| Adolescents and teenagers who family train tend
to have closer relationships with their parents. |
| Adolescents and teenagers who family train are
less likely to engage in violence. |
| Participating in family activities such as family
training promotes physical, emotional, mental and social development
in children. |
| Family Training relieves stress for both the
parent and child. |
| Family Training connects a family through a
common goal. |
| Family Training builds memories that will last
you and your child a life time. |
