Family Paths Featured in Greater Good Science Center’s New Parenting Resource
- ksaephanh
- Jul 7, 2025
- 1 min read
We’re thrilled to share that Family Paths has been recognized in the Greater Good Science Center (GGSC) at UC Berkeley’s newly released resource, Family Well-Being for the Greater Good. This workbook is designed to support parenting professionals in fostering resilience, emotional well-being, and healthy relationships within families.
GGSC is a renowned leader in the science of happiness, compassion, and mindfulness, and we’re honored to be included among their recommended resources for professionals serving families. Their work aligns closely with our mission to strengthen families through compassionate, evidence-based support.
Check out the announcement here, and explore the free workbook to discover practical tools for promoting family well-being.
Thank you to the Greater Good Science Center for this collaboration—we’re proud to be part of such meaningful work!
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