It is NOT our goal to present some form of ultimate truth. It is our hope that our work will help identify certain aspects of the human family that can be used to increase positive, harmonious human interaction while reducing negative, harmful human interaction. Relationship formation and maintenance play major roles in defining us as people. In fact, a vast majority of our time is spent interacting in an incredible number and variety of relationships. Failure to form and sustain healthy relationships frequently leads to abusive relationships, which pose fundamental challenges to our individual and communal health.
Relationships are part of all aspects of our lives.
We are involved in them at home, on the job, in the car, in our spiritual groups, even when we are alone. Looking at these activities and seeking to understand them better could open a new approach to living life, to connecting and communicating with people, to loving and nurturing those we care about, and to reducing and resolving conflicts with others.