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Are your family not as happy as they used to be?


Love Productions are looking for families who would like to work through their problems and become closer through taking on a unique challenge.


Perhaps your family need some help to get along? Maybe your family have become distant and rarely spend any time with each other? Or are you experiencing a breakdown in communication, maybe your kids don?t understand you and you don?t understand your kids!


We would like to hear from families who would like one last ditch attempt to work together in a unique challenge in a bid to build happier and healthier relationships between the members of your family.


Or is it your extended family that seem to be causing problems? Have they had a falling out? Maybe you just wish they would put their differences behind them and start afresh for the sake of the rest of the family.


Whatever your reason if you want to find out more then call: 0117 9064350 or email: [email protected]

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