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Family Collage




By: Liesl Goodwin


                    Botwin Family Theme: Love will keep us together
FAMILY

   “We are born into a             Family life is a universal
    family, mature in a              human experience, but
    family, form new                 no two people share the
    families, and leave our          exact same experience
    families upon death.”(pp1)
                                    When one forms a family
   We create families just          they create a system
    as we are created by             that is build on their
    our family (pp1)
                                     interaction and
                                     communication patterns.
                                     (pp57)
Meet the Botwin Family
               The Botwin family is
                a happy two-parent
                biological family
               There is a strong
                bond of love
                between all
                members
               Communication is
                transactional and all
                are active in making
                family decisions.
Nancy                                    Judah




                        The parents
Nancy is a loving mother who is especially affectionate towards her youngest son
Shane. She works but spends her free time doing house work and taking care of her
kids and husband. Judah is a loving husband who shows his affection verbally and
non-verbally. He works full time and is seen as the man of the house.
Silas                                      Shane
                               Brothers




Silas is the oldest brother and he lets Shane know it! but he is always there for
him. He likes hanging out with Shane but sometimes he is too busy with his
friends. Silas is close with is dad and confides in him for advice. Shane is quite,
thoughtful and very intelligent. He wants to be just like his dad and older brother.
He has a close relationship with is mom.
Silas
Known in the family as the    He is open with his
golden boy. He isn’t afraid   parents about his
to say what is bothering      relationships and sexual
him                           activities with girls
Shane
Treated like the typical          Shane doesn’t always express
youngest sibling; you could say   his thoughts and feelings
his mother babies him             verbally unless approached.
Friends




Nancy and Jonah see their friends as being part of the
family system.
Family dinner has become a
family ritual in the Botwin
house. It is a great time to
talk with one another
without interruptions         Rituals serve as a way
                                to bond family members
                                of all ages and across
                                generations. (pp119)

                               Rituals contain a variety
                                of meanings and
                                messages. They remind
                                members who they are
                                and reflects a family’s
                                relational culture (pp116)
Relational Maintenance
We communicatively maintain
family relationships through our
everyday interactions (pp114). Nancy
and her friend support Shane by
watching his soccer game. Judah
and Nancy both participate in other
activities such as bring the kids to
school or talking about your day at
the diner table, this will help to
create and maintain the desired
relational definitions.

Talk is the essence to relational
maintenance. Talk may include
discissing individual needs,
negotiating new behaviors, or
forgiving another (PP112) .

The Botwin family uses all 5
maintenance strategies; positivity,
assurance, social networks, sharing
tasks and openness (pp113)
 Families are characterized
  by activities member share
 From a systems perspective
  the behavior of each family
  member is related to and
  dependent on the behavior
  of the others
 In this picture Nancy, Silas,
  Shane, Andy and Doug all
  spent the day at a fair.
   With in a family system
    the parts and the
    relationship between
    them form a whole;
    changes in one part will
    result in changes in the
    others. (pp59)
   After the death of Judah
    the family is faced with
    unpredictable stress. This
    kind of stress is brought
    about by events that
    disrupt life patterns but
    can’t be foreseen. (pp300)
   Communication patterns
    and networks change
    drastically when members
    face a major crisis such as
    death. (pp309)
Stages of Family Crisis

                            4 stages

                            1.Shock resulting in
In a crisis such as death
                            numbness, disbelief, or
the family goes through a
                            denial
process in handling the
loss. (pp307)               2. Recoil stage resulting in
                            anger, confusion, blaming,
                            and guilt
                            3. Depression
                            4.Reorganization resulting in
                            acceptance
                            (pp307)
Judah’s brother moves in

Andy decides to move in with Nancy
                                      Nancy lost the one person she
and the kids. The family formation,
                                      confided in. Andy s now there to
among other things, had changed
                                      take his place.
due to the crisis.
Family roles




The unexpected death of a family member sends a family system into
role confusion. Nancy’s role has now change since she has to be the
primary money maker. Silas has stepped up and assumed the role of
man of the house. He helps out Nancy with the household needs (task
role)and has become more like a father figure to Shane. Shane seems
to be more separated from the family.
New family theme:

                 Family Sticks Together
The Botwin family coped with
death by pulling together and
making things work. In the      New rituals were made; they
process the family overcame     celebrate Judah’s birthday
many challenges and created     together but in a new way
new roles, communication
styles, and behaviors

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Liesl's Family Collage Project

  • 1. Family Collage By: Liesl Goodwin Botwin Family Theme: Love will keep us together
  • 2. FAMILY  “We are born into a  Family life is a universal family, mature in a human experience, but family, form new no two people share the families, and leave our exact same experience families upon death.”(pp1)  When one forms a family  We create families just they create a system as we are created by that is build on their our family (pp1) interaction and communication patterns. (pp57)
  • 3. Meet the Botwin Family  The Botwin family is a happy two-parent biological family  There is a strong bond of love between all members  Communication is transactional and all are active in making family decisions.
  • 4. Nancy Judah The parents Nancy is a loving mother who is especially affectionate towards her youngest son Shane. She works but spends her free time doing house work and taking care of her kids and husband. Judah is a loving husband who shows his affection verbally and non-verbally. He works full time and is seen as the man of the house.
  • 5. Silas Shane Brothers Silas is the oldest brother and he lets Shane know it! but he is always there for him. He likes hanging out with Shane but sometimes he is too busy with his friends. Silas is close with is dad and confides in him for advice. Shane is quite, thoughtful and very intelligent. He wants to be just like his dad and older brother. He has a close relationship with is mom.
  • 6. Silas Known in the family as the He is open with his golden boy. He isn’t afraid parents about his to say what is bothering relationships and sexual him activities with girls
  • 7. Shane Treated like the typical Shane doesn’t always express youngest sibling; you could say his thoughts and feelings his mother babies him verbally unless approached.
  • 8. Friends Nancy and Jonah see their friends as being part of the family system.
  • 9. Family dinner has become a family ritual in the Botwin house. It is a great time to talk with one another without interruptions  Rituals serve as a way to bond family members of all ages and across generations. (pp119)  Rituals contain a variety of meanings and messages. They remind members who they are and reflects a family’s relational culture (pp116)
  • 10. Relational Maintenance We communicatively maintain family relationships through our everyday interactions (pp114). Nancy and her friend support Shane by watching his soccer game. Judah and Nancy both participate in other activities such as bring the kids to school or talking about your day at the diner table, this will help to create and maintain the desired relational definitions. Talk is the essence to relational maintenance. Talk may include discissing individual needs, negotiating new behaviors, or forgiving another (PP112) . The Botwin family uses all 5 maintenance strategies; positivity, assurance, social networks, sharing tasks and openness (pp113)
  • 11.  Families are characterized by activities member share  From a systems perspective the behavior of each family member is related to and dependent on the behavior of the others  In this picture Nancy, Silas, Shane, Andy and Doug all spent the day at a fair.
  • 12. With in a family system the parts and the relationship between them form a whole; changes in one part will result in changes in the others. (pp59)  After the death of Judah the family is faced with unpredictable stress. This kind of stress is brought about by events that disrupt life patterns but can’t be foreseen. (pp300)  Communication patterns and networks change drastically when members face a major crisis such as death. (pp309)
  • 13. Stages of Family Crisis 4 stages 1.Shock resulting in In a crisis such as death numbness, disbelief, or the family goes through a denial process in handling the loss. (pp307) 2. Recoil stage resulting in anger, confusion, blaming, and guilt 3. Depression 4.Reorganization resulting in acceptance (pp307)
  • 14. Judah’s brother moves in Andy decides to move in with Nancy Nancy lost the one person she and the kids. The family formation, confided in. Andy s now there to among other things, had changed take his place. due to the crisis.
  • 15. Family roles The unexpected death of a family member sends a family system into role confusion. Nancy’s role has now change since she has to be the primary money maker. Silas has stepped up and assumed the role of man of the house. He helps out Nancy with the household needs (task role)and has become more like a father figure to Shane. Shane seems to be more separated from the family.
  • 16. New family theme: Family Sticks Together The Botwin family coped with death by pulling together and making things work. In the New rituals were made; they process the family overcame celebrate Judah’s birthday many challenges and created together but in a new way new roles, communication styles, and behaviors