Everything we do at the Center for Rewilding Families is called Transformative Education. That is, learning that results in a shift or change in your perspective of self and the world within which you live. Our goal is to help you reach your highest purpose and transform into the person you have always wished you could be. Our Programs are structured to help you shift and transform your core permanently.

To do this we use the  Transformative Family Learning & Living Model  (TFLLM).  The Model is the "how" of what we do and what makes our work with families possible and highly effective.  Developed in 2017 by Dr. Beckwith, Dr. Halber Angel and Dr. Turner our

5 Pillar  Model integrates a learners whole being into the transformative learning cycle encouraging each student to develop their own somatic ways of knowing, embodying their values, worldview and cultural memories from their Families.

As learning becomes more embodied and more lived, students deepen their personal self­ awareness and understanding of their own being. The process is natural and organic, enjoyable and captivating, combining quick lessons and "ah-ha!" moments with a deeper, more gradual inner knowing. Transformational learning emerges from providing the learner with the content, context, and connections. 

 Each of our Programs incorporate the 5 pillars of Transformative Family Learning

& Living Model that work together to transform the learner in all areas of their life personally, relationally, mindfully, embodied and situated. Thus, transformation occurs when we learn about ourselves, learn about others, learn values and worldview, learn in space and time and learn with our senses.

How do we work

We listen. We hear you and we see you. Each of our Programs are strategically created to help you, your family and your organization  learn and grow to achieve your highest self and purpose so that you can Thrive.

We want to hear from you. Tell us what you think. Our programs can be customized for your family or group. Email us at info@rewildingfamilies.com  We are looking forward to hearing from you!

-Image from Handbook of Environmental Anthropology, 2017

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