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    FAMILY DYNAMIC

    Are the patterns of relating, between family


    members . Each family system and its
    dynamic are unique, although there are
    some common patterns.
    All families have some helpful and some unhelpful dynamics.
    Even, where there is little or no present contact with family, a
    young person will have been influenced by dynamics in earlier
    years. Family dynamics often have a strong influence on the way
    young people see themselves, others and the world, and influence
    their relationship, behaviors and well-being.
    What influences family
    dynamics?

    Some of the many influences on


    family dynamics include:
     Nature of the parents’ dynamics
     Having a particularly soft or strict parent
     Number of children in the family
     The “mix” of  Events which have
    members who are affected family members,
    living in the same such as an affair, divorce,
    household death
    unemployment,homeless

     Level and type of  Dynamics of previous


    influence from generations ( parents
    extended family or and grandparents
    others families )
    Family therapy approaches consider that there
    are many versions of a family’s story. Each
    person in a family unit has their own perspective
    about issues that are causing conflict in a family
    and each perspective is seen by family therapists
    as being both legitimate and flawed.
    1. Peace-keeper
    Family Roles
    People take on different or functions - A young person may be unintentionally
    within the family system. These roles may playing role the role of ‘peace-keeper’,
    meditating and reducing tension between
    be the result of family dynamics. conflicting parents.

    2. The problem as the ‘role’


    -Sometimes a young person’s problems,
    for example drug use, may play a ‘role’ in
    the family system distracting the family
    from other problems
    3. Scapegoat

    - Often, a young person with difficulties is


    seen as the black sheep or the bad child
    within the family, while other children are
    seen at the good children
    THANKYOUUUUU

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