The need to work with families and youth to help them connect, communicate and have harmony in the home is increasing as the world continues to change at such a rapid pace. Looking at everything from how we manage our health (physical and mental), how we educate and how we relate to others in society, it is clear to see that families are struggling to hold it all together. More demands are put on parents to work longer hours, for children to adapt and flourish in our always-changing school systems and for society as a whole to continue to progress and soar beyond the limits put on to us by government bodies and officials. There is an increase in drug abuse and addictions, children are increasingly ending up in child welfare systems or homeless, and suicide rates are astronomical.