Since the 1968's we have been observing an increasing decoupling between the younger and older generation. The Family Institute therefore focuses on "strengthening cross-generational family bonds". To this end, we examine and promote in our projects, among other things,

At the Family Institute, we regard the sustainable development of self-control and a conscious value orientation in family and school as the decisive basis for individual satisfaction, success, health and prosperity. The influence of self-control in childhood on numerous indicators in adulthood (including wealth and health) was recognized and substantiated by Terrie E. Moffitt and co-authors as part of the long-running "Dunedin Study".

On education issues, since the 1968's we have observed several unfavorable trends for traditional family structures, including the decoupling of content and values in parenting children in families from values and methods in education in state schools. That is why we focus our projects in the following areas,