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Family Dynamics: Do you believe that all families are dysfunctional? You can learn more about how families work and what makes them become dysfunctional. You'll learn to recognize that communication in a loving and generous way is the best method for improving family dynamics. If you grew up in a dysfunctional family and need to move on, tips are provided for you to do just that. There are some people that believe the answers to a happy, healthy family dynamic can be found by home-schooling children. See how home-schooling can change family dynamics.

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• Mothers, Daughters & Dependence

  By Teresa Mocna - This delves into the often turbulent relationship between a mother and daughter and how it affects the daughter's dependence. Also explored are father-daughter bonds and mother-son bonds. (Added: 6-Jun-2007 Hits: 190 )

• Understanding the development process of a stepfamily

  By n a - Stepfamilies can feel overwhelming and complicated at times. Understanding their development process helps you to understand what’s going on and how to deal with it. Read on to find out where your stepfamily is in it’s stage of development. (Added: 10-May-2006 Hits: 500 )

• Six Keys to Successful Family Communication

  By Jan R. Allen, CSW, MS - Being a part of a family can become more and more complicated as our parents age. As adult children of the elderly, we mature and begin to have our own families, concerns, challenges and problems. (Added: 13-Feb-2006 Hits: 1152 )

• Dynamics Of Shame

  By Uzma Mazhar - Read how feelings of shame and guilt are a huge part of life for someone who has grown up in a dysfunctional family. Did you know that perfectionism and compulsive behaviors are often masked feelings of shame? Read more on this subject in this article. (Added: 16-Sep-2004 Hits: 913 )

• Roles In Dysfunctional Families

  By Robert Burney M.A. - According to the author of this article there are four roles that children may fill when they are growing up in a dysfunctional family. Each type of role is described in detail. For more information about the family hero, the scapegoat, the mascot, and the lost child you'll have to read the article. ^pop (Added: 16-Sep-2004 Hits: 2471 )

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