Family Oriented
Family Oriented
Family Oriented
1. Family of orientation Foster family – children whose parents can no longer care
2. Family of procreation for them are placed in a foster or substitute home by a
child.
DYAD family- consist of two people living together usually
a man and a woman, infant and children. Foster home – placement in temporary theoretically until
children can be returned to their own parents.
- Temporary arguments.
- Children experience insecurity
Nuclear family- traditional structure, composed of - Emotional difficulties related to reason they were
husband, wife and children. removed from their original home
- Have also the responsibility for health care for the
Cohabitation family- composed of heterosexual couple
child.
who lives together like nuclear family but remain
unmarried. Adoptive family
Extended family- it includes nuclear family but also other 1. Agency adoption
family members such as grand mothers, aunts, uncles, 2. Private adoption
cousins and grand children.
Family function and roles
Advantage- contains more people to serve as resources
during family crisis Family assignment – identify the roles of family members
Ex: 1. Identify an individual who serve as the wage earner
or who supply the bulk of income for the family.
2. identify the financial manager 4. Reinforcing familiarize presenting behaviour
5. health manager
Family tasks