NUR1 221 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Wind Chime
11 Nov 2012
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A sense of togetherness that promotes capacity for change. A balance between mutual and independent action on the part of family members. Availability of nurturance and resources for growth and sustenance. Mastery of developmental tasks leading to interdependence, progressive differentiation and transformation to keep family system functioning. Communication that is open, honest, clear, direct, and responsive to nonverbal messages. Flexibility ability to deal with stress and spiritual well-being: teach respect, ethical values, and compassion for others. Able to manage conflict even if for them it means not talking about it at all. Ability to provide for the physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of the family. Ability to be sensitive to the needs of family members. Ability to initiate and maintain growth-producing relationships and experiences inside and outside the family. Demonstration of mutual respect for family and others. Commitment to teach and demonstrate moral code. Concern for family unity, loyalty, and interfamily co-operation.
