Focus on Relationships
In the last 50 years we have seen the development of a new technology--a New Science of Interpersonal Relationships.
This new focus on relationships is a welcome one because relationships with others are important in every person's life. Each of us conceived as a result of an intimate relationship, each of was born into a relationship, and then lived most of our lives in relationships. All of these relationships greatly influence the kind of person each of us becomes.
Dr. Gordon has contributed to this new science of relationships by identifying the components of good relationships and developing training programs to teach them to others.
This family-focused training program is his most recent contribution to this new science.
Research-Based Facts, Not Opinions
People have been forming opinions and giving advice about family relationships long before there was any kind of "science". Today one can easily read or hear all manner of opinions about how to have a loving and lasting marriage or what is the best way to raise children. Much of it, however, has not been confirmed scientifically until recently.
Thousands of scientific research studies have built this new science, particularly studies focused on relationships in families, in schools, and in organizations.
We now have greater understanding of what makes these relationships healthy, strong, desirable, and lasting. Throughout this training program you will find many references to research studies that have proven what makes good relationships and what breaks them.
One exciting discovery of this new science of relationships is that there are common skills for making all your relationships sound and satisfying.
One Blueprint for All Relationships
This is another unique feature of Gordon Training: the skills you'll learn in this program will also strengthen and enrich all your relationships outside the family as well. "One set of skills fit all." This program will definitely teach the same skills taught in Dr. Gordon's Parent Effectiveness Training (P.E.T.), the course that launched the parent training movement in the U.S. in 1962 and has now trained well over a million parents in 50 countries. The same skills have been show to strengthen marriages, teacher-student relationships, and manager-worker relationships.
Clear Thinking About Words and Important Ideas
This training program is unique in explaining some of the knotty and confusing words and ideas your hear about families and parenting. Understanding the different meanings of these terms will help you understand why there is widespread disagreement about the "best way" to keep marriages intact or to raise good children. Did you know there are four entirely different meanings of the word "authority?" Also, there are two very different meanings for "discipline".
More tomorrow on what is so unique about F.E.T.
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