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    The document discusses healthy family relationships and traditions. It describes how families provide emotional, physical, and social support for their members. Families come in many forms, such as nuclear families, single-parent families, and blended families. The document outlines stresses that families face, like changes in structure and circumstances. It also provides tips for strengthening family bonds, such as demonstrating care, spending quality time together, and working as a team to overcome challenges.

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    HEALTHY FAMILY

    RELATIONSHIPS!!!
    JOURNAL

    Write about your favorite


    family tradition.
     What makes this tradition so great?
     When does it occur?
     Who participates?
    FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS

    HEALTHY
    FAMILIES ARE
    THE
    FOUNDATION OF
    A HEALTHY
    SOCIET Y.
    WHAT IS A FAMILY?

    FAMILY: The basic unit of society

     What does family mean to you?

     Why is it be important to establish healthy families?

     Promoting healthy families contributes to a healthy society!

     How can we promote healthy families?


    A HEALTHY FAMILY

     Members freely express mutual love & respect

     Members communicate ef fectively with one another

     Members provide suppor t, protection, & encouragement


    to each other

     Members actively practice the 3 C’s of relationships:


     Communication
     Cooperation
     Compromise
    FUNCTION OF THE FAMILY

    Culture & Tradition

    Emotional Needs

    Physical Needs

    Social Needs
    HEALTH TRIANGLE

    Mental/Emotional Health

    Social Health Physical Health


    HEALTH TRIANGLE

     Mental & Emotional Health


     Family members nurture and support one another.
     They contribute to a sense of belonging and a feeling of security.

     Physical Health
     The Family provides food, clothing, and shelter to its members.
     Family members also promote healthful behaviors and safety skills.

     Social Health
     The family helps its members develop communication skills and the
    ability to get along with others.
    T YPES OF FAMILIES

     Nuclear Family: two parents and one or more


    children living in the same place .

     Single Parent Family: one parent caring for one or


    more children.

     Blended Family: consists of a married couple and


    their children from previous marriages (formed when
    a single parent remarries).
    T YPES OF FAMILIES

     Extended Family: a family that includes additional


    relatives beyond parents and children.

     Adoptive Family: consist of a parent or parents and


    one or more adopted children. Can have both
    adopted and biological children.

     Foster Family: the temporar y placement of children


    in the homes of adults who are not related to them.
    STRESSES ON THE FAMILY

     Changes in Family Structure


     Birth and Adoption
     Separation and Divorce
     Remarriage
     Death of a family member

     Changes in Family Circumstances


     Moving to a new home
     Changes in the family’s financial situation
     Illness and disability
     Alcohol or other drug abuse
    CHANGES OCCURRING IN THE
    FAMILY TODAY
     Dual Income
     How does this affect the family?

     Blended Families
     How can this cause stress in the family?
     Why is this a new situation we are being face with?

     Single Parents
     What difficulties can this cause?
     Why is this a new circumstance today?
    BIRTH ORDER

     Birth order: The order in which children are born into


    a family influences the development of the children.

     Each group is to list the advantages and disadvantages of


    their bir th order on the butcher paper. Each group will
    present their findings.
    OLDEST CHILD

     Usually set up as an example to the other


    children.
     Treated more like an adult by his/her parents.
     A high achiever.
     Given and accepts more responsibility than the
    other children.
     Usually college-bound.
     Independent.
     Af fectionate.
    MIDDLE CHILD

    May work extra-hard to get recognition.


    Is usually a peacemaker.
    Is somewhat average in schoolwork, but is an
    all-around good student.
    Is usually a calm, even-tempered adult.
    YOUNGEST CHILD

     Gets a lot of attention, along with a lot of bossing.


     May be spoiled.
     Usually matures quickly.
     May be undisciplined and irresponsible.
     Is easy-going about school.
     Likes to associate with someone who takes charge of
    situations.
    HOW TO STRENGTHEN FAMILY
    RELATIONSHIPS…

    MAKE DEPOSITES!!!!!
    “You are 100% responsible for 50% of the
    relationship!!”

     Demonstrate care & love


     Show suppor t, especially during dif ficult times
     Demonstrate trust
     Express commitment
     Be responsible
     Spend time together
     Respect individuality
     Work together to solve problems
     Be sensitive to others’ needs

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