In today's society, blended families have become the normalized family structure. A blended family structure varies from our traditional view of blended; parent, child(ren), step-parent into a more complex system than previously exemplified in families. In our research and experience, blended families vary more greatly than one can imagine. A blended family can consist of grandparent caregivers, kinship caregivers (siblings, aunts, uncles & cousins), step-parents, foster parents, adoptive parents, multi-cultural families, etc. The traditional home with biological parents and biological children is no longer the norm. RBH recognizes and understands the stress caused on all involved in the blended family group which is why this program was cultivated.

 

RBH's goal is to help blended families foster positive relationships, structure, communication skills and expectations. Additionally, RBH will focus on teaching the various ways people express love. Families will learn to collaborate efficiently while discovering new ways to love and co exist with one another.                       

 

RBH's staff looks forward to offering the blended family workshops and groups to the community.