How to work through common traits in dysfunctional families? Expert shares tips
2 years, 7 months ago

How to work through common traits in dysfunctional families? Expert shares tips

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The homes we are brought up in, later forms the base of our emotional development and relationships. They’re passed down from generation to generation, unconsciously.” How to work through common traits in dysfunctional families? Expert shares tips Nicole, a few days ago, addressed the common traits of dysfunctional families and laid down a few tips and tricks on how to work through them. Shaming – The most common trait of dysfunctional families is to guilt shame us or make us feel bad for choosing a path that they do not approve of. One family member – Usually in dysfunctional families, the narrative and the dynamic revolve around one family member who creates the emotional tone of the home.

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7 Behaviours Normalised in Dysfunctional Families
1 year, 5 months ago

7 Behaviours Normalised in Dysfunctional Families

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A dysfunctional family is where things don’t work smoothly as there are lots of problems and disagreements between family members. Such families often struggle with effective problem-solving, setting boundaries, and maintaining healthy relationships, which can have long-term negative effects on individual family members. Mental Health America defines a dysfunctional family as characterized by “conflict, misbehaviour, or abuse”. Dr Allyson Kellum-Aguirre, …

Behaviors that are normalised in dysfunctional families
1 year, 5 months ago

Behaviors that are normalised in dysfunctional families

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Many of us are brought up in dysfunctional families where we did not learn to accept or address the emotions that we felt. "Dysfunctional families tend to be unstable and/or have several conflicts. But they aren't.⁣," wrote Therapist Allyson Kellum-Aguirre as she explained the behaviors that have been normalised by our dysfunctional families but are not healthy for our emotional …

Interdependence to Strong Communication: Expert Suggests Things to Learn From Healthy, Functional Family
2 years, 1 month ago

Interdependence to Strong Communication: Expert Suggests Things to Learn From Healthy, Functional Family

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Family and household environment play a significant role in developing and shaping one’s character and relationships. Speaking on the subject, Psychologist Nicole LePara shared an Instagram post explaining the healthy skills we can learn from a functional family. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dr. Nicole LePera Things to learn from a healthy, functional family: Interdependence: Family …

Healthy skills and traits within functional families that we can learn
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Healthy skills and traits within functional families that we can learn

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The homes we are brought up in, shape our character and the adult relationships later in life. While dysfunctional families teach us to be dissociated, the art of healing starts when we truly accept that we have been brought up in dysfunctional families. Healthy skills and traits within functional families that we can learn “As we awaken, we begin to …

Patterns in dysfunctional family dynamics: Psychologist shares insights
2 years, 4 months ago

Patterns in dysfunctional family dynamics: Psychologist shares insights

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Being born and brought up in dysfunctional families can affect our adult relationships and the person we become in future. Patterns in dysfunctional family dynamics: Psychologist shares insights Psychologist Nicole LePera addressed the patterns in dysfunctional families and explained how it affects us and impacts our growth. Take a look: Denial: In dysfunctional families we grow denial as our coping …

Ways by which people cope in dysfunctional families: Expert shares insights
2 years, 4 months ago

Ways by which people cope in dysfunctional families: Expert shares insights

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Children are all born with the potential to become brilliant and resilient human beings. However, one is born into dysfunctional families, they quickly get into their survival mode and take up roles in coping up with the trauma that they are made to go through. Ways in which people cope in dysfunctional families: Expert shares insights Psychologist Nicole LePera addressed …

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