Closer kin. Clearer words.
Kithora brings families together through practical communication workshops, shared knowledge, and skills-based education — grounded in everyday life.
What Kithora Offers
Three carefully designed pathways for families at different stages — from everyday conversation to wider household coordination.
Everyday Understanding Workshop
A workshop on warm, clear communication for daily family life, covering simple habits that prevent small frictions from growing. Practised together in a supportive group. Skills-based education only — no individual cases are discussed.
- Group learning environment
- Practical daily communication tools
- No prior preparation required
Family Knowledge Hub
Membership access to a community hub of plain-language guides, peer circles, and shared resources for common family-life topics. The focus is learning and connection — informational and community-based, with no advice given.
- Plain-language family guides
- Peer circles and community connection
- Ongoing member access
Extended Family Communication Programme
A series of sessions helping wider families — grandparents, parents, and adult children — coordinate care, routines, and shared responsibilities respectfully. Built on communication skills and planning tools, not recommendations.
- Multi-generational focus
- Respectful coordination tools
- Specialists recommended where relevant
A different kind of family programme
Each aspect of Kithora is shaped around what families in Bangkok actually face — with warmth, without pressure, and always with clear boundaries.
Concentric approach
Content moves from the everyday to the broader — close family first, wider household second. You choose your depth.
No pressure, no advice
Kithora is an education programme — not a counselling service. We share skills and resources; participants make their own choices.
Community-centred
Peer circles and shared learning create a sense of belonging — families realise they are not alone in common daily situations.
Plain, accessible language
All materials are written in plain English, avoiding jargon. Easy to read, easy to return to, easy to share with family members.
Private and respectful
No individual cases are shared or discussed in group settings. What participants bring stays within the appropriate boundary.
Bangkok-rooted
Located in Din Daeng, with an understanding of the multi-generational and urban family contexts many Bangkok households navigate.
Would a Kithora programme suit your family?
Send us a message or call directly — we are happy to describe each programme in more detail before you decide anything.
Frequently asked
What exactly happens in the Everyday Understanding Workshop?
The workshop brings a small group of participants together to practise communication habits useful in daily family life — how to listen well, how to raise a concern without causing friction, and how to create space for different family members to speak. There is no sharing of personal cases; the focus is entirely on skill-building.
Is the Family Knowledge Hub a one-off payment or a recurring membership?
The ฿6,500 fee covers a period of membership that gives access to the full guide library, peer circles, and any new resources added during your membership. Contact us for current membership duration details and renewal options.
My family speaks Thai at home. Are programmes available in Thai?
Current programmes are conducted in English, with materials in plain English. We understand that Bangkok families are multilingual; please get in touch to discuss any language considerations and we will do our best to accommodate.
Does the Extended Family Programme require all family members to attend together?
Some sessions are designed for individual family members, others for small groups from the same household. We work around realistic availability — grandparents, parents, and adult children do not need to attend every session together, though joint sessions are encouraged where possible.
Will Kithora advise us on specific family situations or disputes?
No. Kithora is a communication education programme and does not offer individual advice, representation, or specialist support. Where participants have complex situations requiring professional input, we suggest they consult qualified specialists — and we are happy to point in a general direction.
How do I know which programme is right for my situation?
The simplest route is to send us a short message via the contact form below, or call us directly. We will describe each programme in plain terms so you can decide without any pressure. There is no obligation to enrol after an enquiry.
Our Location in Bangkok
188 Ratchadaphisek Road, Din Daeng, Bangkok 10400
Get in Touch
We welcome questions about any programme. There is no commitment attached to an enquiry.
Contact Details
Phone
+66 2 693 4817Address
188 Ratchadaphisek Road
Din Daeng, Bangkok 10400
Thailand
Hours
Monday – Friday: 9:00 – 18:00
Saturday: 9:00 – 14:00
Sunday: Closed