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Dysfunctional Families Objective: The SWBAT prove causes why families are dysfunctional and find ways to improve their relationships.
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The Dysfunctional Family (review) Ideal Family – Has the skills needed for loving responsible relationships Dysfunctional Family – Lacks skills to be successful and functional in healthy ways Family Continuum – All families fall somewhere between ideal and dysfunctional on the family continuum
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Causes of Dysfunctional Families Chemical Dependence – Compelling need to take a drug even though it harms the body, mind or relationship (drug addiction) Other Addictions – Eating disorders, perfectionism, workaholic Addiction to: exercise, gambling, nicotine, relationships, shopping, TV, thrill seeking Perfectionism – Need to be accurate, parents overly critical of themselves and their children (begin to feel inadequate & insecure)
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Causes con’t Violence – Physical force to injure, damage or destroy oneself, others, or property DOMESTIC VIOLENCE = occurs within family (physical/sexual abuse) Physical Abuse – Harmful treatment that results in physical injury to the victim Emotional Abuse – Putting down another person and making that person feel worthless
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Causes con’t Neglect – Failure to provide proper care and guidance Sexual Abuse – Sexual contact that is forced on a person Abandonment – Removes oneself from these whose care is one’s responsibility (parents who abandon their children are not available for them) Mental Disorders – Mental or emotional condition that makes it difficult for a person to live in a normal way
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What caused this family to become dysfunctional??? Check off on your notes which causes fit the profile. Intervention – The Alcoholic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDqLo9ihTrs
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Codependent Relationships Person denies their feelings and begins to cope in harmful ways
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Self-check questions (see your worksheet) Can you recognize codependence? What would you do if you knew someone who was codependent on another?
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Behaviors & feelings of codependent people: 1.Try to fix others problems 2.Are people pleasers 3.Hide anger 4.fear abandonment 5.Resists authority figures 6.Are very controlling 7.Withdraw from protection 8.Deny feelings 9.Are overly responsible 10.Have low self-esteem
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Codependent people may have trouble with intimacy. Intimacy = private, personal, closely acquainted
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Sides of codependent people who have trouble with intimacy - OBSESSION Constantly want to please a person ENMESHMENT Person’s needs become so important that you overlook your own needs & eventually lose your own identity AVOIDING Avoid intimacy by choosing relationships that offer little or no chance for closeness
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How to improve dysfunctional family relationships: 1. Individual Therapy: Skilled therapist works one-on-one with codependent He/She assist the person in discovering how much of what he feels and believes was shaped by dysfunctional families
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How to improve dysfunctional family relationships: 2. Group Therapy: Skilled therapist works with a group of people to help them learn healthful ways to express feeling and relation to others Practice new ways of relating within the safety of the group
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How to improve dysfunctional family relationships: 3. Recovery Programs: Group supports members to change behavior Make individuals behave in a responsible manner AA= recovery program for people who have alcoholism - http://www.aa.org/http://www.aa.org/ Al-Anon = program for individuals who have friends or family members who are alcoholics – http://www.al-anon.alateen.org/ Al-Ateen = teens that have a family member or friend with alcoholism - http://www.al- anon.alateen.org/alateen.htmlhttp://www.al- anon.alateen.org/alateen.html
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Relationship Quiz Next Class… 15 point quiz Matching & short answer questions Quiz is on: intro. to relationships power point notes healthy relationships/family traits handouts dysfunctional relationships power point notes
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