Who is this program for?
When, after many years of married life, the children leave the family home, the husband and wife meet again in that conjugal space exclusively for two. New lights and some possible shadows can appear. This period should be discovered and analysed by the couple so that married life continues to be fulfilling and generate an authentic family life of love and unity.
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The grandparents who participate in this family education course discover that, although the years have passed and society does not sufficiently value all that they can still contribute, life still has many things to teach them. One of them is the need that new generations have for their life experience; another is the indisputable contribution that grandparents bring to new families; and more importantly, to show when true maturity is reached, their capacity to give has no limits.
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The extended family and grandparents
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The fullness of marriage
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Grandchildren and educational stages
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Grandparents and intergenerational bonds
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Older children in adolescence
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Transmission of man's transcendent dimension
TOPICS
How the program works
Our programs are built on collaborative learning and real-world application.
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We move beyond simple lectures to create a dynamic environment where parents can share experiences and gain practical tools for their daily family life.
Case Studies
The topics will be discussed using the case-study method (pioneered by Harvard Business School). This provides a practical and objective framework with which to explore issues and challenges.
Facilitated Discussion
Our trained moderators present the topics, guide the conversation & help participants connect program concepts with their unique situations.
Small Groups
Participants interact in small groups in between sessions to discuss the topics in detail with other like minded parents. The small groups foster a sense of community and connection amongst peers in the same life stage.