PPT-Family Communication

William Berry LMHC Communication is to a relationship what breathing is to life Virginia Satir Video on couple communication viewed at this link Video Talking The average amount of words spoken a day is 16000 . Family Closeness. Topics: . Thinking about closeness. . Emotional Communication.. Attachment. . Love. . Measuring and Thinking . about Closeness. Circumplex model (p. 213).. Self-disclosure and social penetration model.. FAST FIVE. ?. WHAT IS LANGUAGE?. DISCUSS WITH A PARTNER. 3 POINTS ON WIPEBOARDS. COMMUNICATION: SPOKEN, WRITTEN. CONNECTION. IDENTITY. A TRAIT THAT DISTINGUISHES CULTURAL VALUES. STATISTICS. 2/3 OR 66% WORLD POPULATION SPEAKS 1 OF 2 LANGUAGE FAMILIES. The daily life of a family is filled with many events and activities. The degree of busyness of getting to those events and activities on a daily basis has a great impact on whether a family will sit down and share a meal together. The hectic work schedule of parents also can be a major determining factor in whether a family can find the time to share in a meal. The 2007 National Survey of Children’s Health reported that only 26% of children ages 6 to 11 ate meals 4-5 days a week with their family. The survey also indicated that only 29.7% of adolescents ages 12 to 17 ate meals 4-5 days a week with their family. . Part One. Communication Barriers. Managing for Today . and Tomorrow. What are Your Barriers to Communication?. Common Barriers to Communication. Lack of role separation. Not an easy topic to discuss. Succession Planning . Part Two. Improving . Family Communication. Start with Your . C. ommunication. Practice your listening skills. Become more aware of how you send messages. Are you too vague?. Are you assuming the receiver has knowledge they may not have?. (INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT). F2F – 2, 31 MARCH 2012. INSTRUCTOR. . DR SITI NOR BINTI YAACOB. JPMPK, FEM. CONTACT NO. PHONE: 03-89467088. E-MAIL: sitinor@putra.upm.edu.my. OUTLINE. UNIT 6. – . History. The History of Family Systems Therapy. Freud and Rogers believed that psychological problems were a result of neurotic conflicts and negative interactions to one’s family.. 1920 – 1949 Social psychiatrist studied small group dynamics to improve their understanding of political problems and group structure boundaries. . Ch. 9 . 9-. 2. The Nature of Communication. Verbal Communication. Nonverbal Communication. Kinds of Nonverbal Communication. Functions of Nonverbal Behavior. Interpreting Nonverbal Behavior. 9-. 3. Intended and Unintended Communication of Feelings. Edition. Ch 13:Intimate . Relationships. Chapter Objectives:. Describe the characteristics of intimate conversations and relationships. Discuss the aspects of parental communication, including dimensions, types of attachment, and parenting styles. Communication Barriers. Managing for Today . and Tomorrow. What are Your Barriers to Communication?. Common Barriers to Communication. Lack of role separation. Not an easy topic to discuss. Noise and Stress. Faculty Development. Learning Objectives. A. ctivate . and engage . families and all members of the inter-professional team to create a shared mental model. Apply . health literacy principles . to improve communication. On a sticky note, write your best family communication / involvement strategy.. As strategies are posted, move post-it notes around to categorize them into meaningful groups. . . Choose one strategy and have the author explain in detail how the strategy was used, including the benefits and limitations.. Image by . Macrovector. from Freepik.com. Image by Freepik.com. Discuss:. Was this task easy or difficult? Why?. Discuss:. What role does communication play in our lives?. Where We’re Going:. The member will be able to identify and demonstrate characteristics of effective communication in family, work, and community settings.. .. Process of communication: Key elements in the communication process . - Communication. , message, audience; channel of communication. Verbal and . nonverbal communication.. Basics of Communication.