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Dysfunctional family - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A dysfunctional family is a family in which conflict, misbehavior and even abuse on the part of individual members of the family occur continually and regularly, leading other members to accommodate...
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Adult Child Characteristics: Alcoholic & Dysfunctional Families Codependent behaviours (listed by Janet Woititz), developed in response to alcoholism and dysfunction, that hamper success and the enjoyment of life ;
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Dysfunctional Family Roles, Roles, Children, alcoholics, ACOA, ... The healthier the family, the less these roles are written in cement. The more dysfunctional, the more difficult it is to get out of these roles. One needs to see ones own behavior, thoughts and feelings as part of the role and then step out of the role.
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In contrast to functional or healthy families that foster positive development where trust, love and honest, open relationships thrive, dysfunctional families may produce insecurities and stop ‘normal’ development.
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It is often the children from dysfunctional families who are chosen by the bully for the same reasons these roles are developed. The bully somehow seems to know that the child will have no one to tell about the bullying.
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These are from my hand writen notes, so I suspect these are from one of the speakers. Borrowed some from this website ... Home News News4U Alcoholic Workshop Notes Family Roles in dysfunctional families...
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WHAT GOES WRONG IN DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILIES? ... Transitions into adult roles are quite difficult, as these adults frequently have difficulties making decisions independent from their parents. When they act independently these adults feel very guilty, as if growing up were a serious act of disloyalty.
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