Parenting with Purpose: Cultures of Family Systems

The culture of your family is not just about your religion, your beliefs or where you are from – it also includes how you communicate with each other, how you “see” one another and how you appreciate and acknowledge one another. Every member of the family is having an impact, all the time, whether intended or unintended. However, we have the opportunity to become aware of our impact, and to also get clear about what we are committed to creating in our family. No matter the ages of your children, it is never too early or too late to try new things in service of strengthening your family system.

In this interactive discussion, we will take a time-out to reflect on our family cultures – on what is serving us and what isn’t. As a community, we will have a chance to envision the family cultures we truly desire, and to plan and support one another to make them real.

Coffee and light refreshments will be served.

Our Speaker

Tracey Lukes is a professionally trained and certified coach and leadership consultant who is passionate about changing relationship dynamics within systems that include teams, organizations, and families. Tracey leverages her experience as a senior corporate leader, business-owner, and mom of two teenagers in her coaching. In her work with families, Tracey focuses on breaking the cycles of drama, stress and disconnection that are so common during the teenage years. Once a troubled teen herself, Tracey saw the need for parents and teens to connect on a different level, where they can see, appreciate, and understand one another for who they really are, and create relationships that are rooted in trust, authenticity and a connection that allows everyone to show up as their true self.

Tracey is an active member of the International Coach Federation, the Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC) community and the National Association of Divorce Professionals. Tracey has degrees in Economics and Psychology, with a concentration in Adolescent Psychology, from the University of California, Irvine. Tracey is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) through CTI, a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) through the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and is trained as an ORSC (Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching) Coach.

Register

If you are interested in attending this event, please email . The event will be hosted at a private home in Needham, and attendees will receive the address after registering. Light refreshments will be served.