Value conversations make families stronger. Your family is being bombarded daily with messages about what they should value—from the news and social media, from politicians, teachers, and friends.

What are they hearing from you?

A study conducted at Emory University showed that children whose families tell them stories about the past are able to develop a stronger, more complex sense of self.

Open and supportive communication about what a family values helps a child understand that she is part of something bigger than herself. Take control of your family narrative today, and build a stronger, more resilient family for the future.

The Benefits of Having Value Conversations Here’s how sharing stories about your family and having intentional conversations about your values can help people like William, Susan, and Andrea.

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Tell your stories. Capture the story of how your grandfather made it through the Great Depression or how your parents met. Our professional writers and editors are experts at making interviews fun and easy and at creating well-crafted stories that your family will treasure for years to come. You maintain the rights to your stories and interviews, and all content is confidential. Your story matters. We can help.