What makes our parenting class unique?

It's a breakthrough formula:

How we become the way we are and how we can change ourselves.

    The more positive specific experiences are for children, the better our resilience and outcome. Average parenting begets average outcome. If things go badly for any one of the critical transitions, we then enter adulthood with a single handicap, which can be surmounted. However, the more handicapped we become from the multiple critical experiences that went wrong, the more difficult life will become, except for one special mitigating factor. When one understands the origins of their behavioral choices, they can then self-reflect their way out of them.
 

   Since we hold that behavior is not inborn,  we help you learn how to change or heal. 

The Causal Theory is supported by the best that science has to offer, however unpopular. In the pond that we swim, most believe that behavior is inborn, and certainly most animals behave according to genetic instruction. Some animals act naturally according to instinct, they say. To make our point that behavior is mostly learned in the earliest moments of life, watch this very short video: