Digital tablet on a beige surface displaying a book cover titled 'The Connection Plan' with a subtitle about growing an emotionally healthy family tree, featuring a modern minimalist design with geometric shapes and text.

It’s time to make growth intentional.

Here’s how The Connection Plan cultivates family culture :

1. Embodiment

Imagine the kids growing up with memories of how your family embodied phrases like:

I see you and I hear you

I’m proud of you

You’re free to be different from me

Each plan helps you embody one Growth Message. Growth Messages are specific developmental statements that everyone needs to internalize in order to grow into emotional and relational maturity.

2. Simple Psych

There’s a science to families, kids, and relationships.

But you won’t need to read all the textbooks. The Connection Plan can equip you with essentials you need to know to grow. The roles of human development, psychological needs, and family systems all have a part to play in transforming your family culture.

3. Actionable Tools

We made tools for you that make a difference.

The Connection Plan includes resources like:

  • The Family Meeting

    prompts, lessons, activities, and discussion questions with fillable sections for planning and organization to make it your own.

  • The Legacy Builder

    to help you develop and write the story you want to leave behind— those key parts of your family’s culture, like— your mission, values, traditions, origins, and dreams.

  • Connective Habits

    to give you scripts, responses, and repeatables that will influence your family’s emotional climate.

  • Steps-Toward

    to supply you with meaningfully intentional ideas that will solidify the memory of your care and love.

Choose your plan.

Your next move could start a brand new chapter in your family story.

(this one gets you two months free)

Person holding a tablet displaying a document titled 'Foundation' with sections on connecting with yourself and reflective questions.
A person's hands holding a clipboard with a family meeting agenda sheet, on a wooden surface.