The Great Relationships Store               Dick Wulf, MSW, LCSW

•  you want to try for the very best for your kids.
• you want to help your children reach their potential in ways where their school can't be that much help.
• you want to try your best to avoid drug abuse (seen those ads? "Parents. The Anti-Drug.
• you think it would benefit your family to grow in love, understanding and cooperation.
• you believe your family can grow in support of one another and be a better "team".
• you want your kids to make a whole lot more money as adults from learning critical communication skills, people skills, values, wisdom, responsibility, and problem-solving skills.
• you want to decide what you want to teach your kids about 100 important things.
• you want your kids to think about many of the important things in life.
• you want your kids to think about how to do chores and other very important tasks of life.
• you want to stimulate greater and greater family contributions by everyone in your family, especially the kids.
• you want your kids to encourage one another to "do good".
• you want your kids to solve problems rather than complain and moan.
• you want your kids to consider wise things and values with you.

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