Building Trust. Strengthening Families. Empowering Communities.
Bridges is an evidence-based program that helps parents, teens, and professionals work together to strengthen communication, resilience, and emotional well-being – creating lasting impact across homes, schools, and communities.
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About Bridges
Launched at Arizona State University in partnership with the National Institutes of Health, Bridges is a community-based program that helps families and professionals work together to build trust, resilience, and well-being. Developed by Dr. Nancy Gonzales and her team, Bridges is rooted in over 20 years of research on family relationships and adolescent development. The program empowers caregivers, youth, and practitioners with practical tools to strengthen communication, confidence, and connection – helping families thrive across generations.
Our Programs
Evidence-based programs designed to strengthen trust, communication, and connection in every family and community.
Bridges for Families
Building Trust & Connection at Home
Build trust, improve communication, and guide your child with confidence. Through group sessions, home activities, and ongoing support, families learn practical, effective skills to grow closer and thrive together.
Bridges for Professionals
Strenthening Teens & Families
Get the tools, training, and resources to deliver evidence-based programs in your own setting. Learn how to support caregivers and youth with Bridges and create lasting impact across your community.
Engaging Families App
Extending Learning Beyond the Session
Our companion app that helps caregivers put Bridges skills into practice between sessions. The app offers reminders, family activities, and reflections that keep learning active and parents and teens connected.