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Chapter 12 Healthy Family Relationships By Fabiola Calixte Wileina Calixte Junie Marcelus
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Welcome to the Sunshine County Crisis Center for Mothers in Graduate School
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Healthy Family Relationships LLesson 1: The Family as a System LLesson 2: Looking at the Health of the Family LLesson 3: Support Systemsfor Families
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Lesson 1: The Family as a System
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Family as a System A system similar to the human body Made up of two parents and one or more children Health affects the family as a whole
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Functions of the Family Primary Support Meeting the emotional needs of children and providing nurturing Installing values and religious beliefs Passing on traditions and customs from one generation to the next
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Meeting Basic Needs of Children Food, shelter, clothing Knowledge of how to live safely Basic social skills Essential mechanism
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Meeting Emotional Needs Develop a sense of belonging Families that help them feel secure and loved Turn to family members for support Good self-esteem Instilling Values Instilling culture and traditions
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Responsibilities of Family Members For a family to function as a healthy unit, each member must be willing to accept his/her responsibilities to the family
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Parents Responsibilities Providing basic comforts and needs Love and acceptance Setting limits Maintaining rules
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Children Responsibilities Chores Learn life skills needed as an adult Boost self-esteem Love and appreciation in return for parents
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Building Healthy Family Relationships Time together Respect Solving problems Love
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Building Healthy Family Relationships Cont.. Communication Affirmation Trust Commitment
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Lesson 2: Looking at the Health of the Family
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Family Stress Arrival of a new baby or grandparent Moving Loss of job Illness or Disability Substance Abuse
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Separation and Divorce Meeting the need of children Family Adjustment Surviving a breakup
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Marriage and Dissolution Rates of Marriage, Rates per 1,000
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Domestic Violence Spouse Abuse Child Abuse Emotional Abuse Neglect ** Family Stress can also lead to running away****
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Coping with Family Stress Talking with parents, with older adults, or with siblings Doing what one can to help the family out
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Coping with Family Stress Cont.. Reading books on the subject Talking with classmates
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Lesson 3: Support Systems for Families
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“ A healthy family is a work in progress, requiring an ongoing effort on the part of each member.”
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Sources of Help Crisis Centers Crisis Hotlines
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Crisis Centers “A facility equipped to handle emergencies ad make referrals for person who need help.”
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Crisis Hotlines “Special phone numbers people can call to receive help twenty- four hours a day.”
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Private and Public Services Parenting Food Clothing Shelter (Foster Care) Financial Aid Medical Care Finding Employment
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Outside Services Support meetings Family Counseling Meditations
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