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The document discusses the importance of pre-marriage counseling based on surveys of divorced couples. It finds that the top five reasons for divorce are a lack of communication, distrust of partners, refusal to accept each other, failure to respond to requests, and indirect criticism. A pre-marriage course in 2006 found that it saved a minimum of two out of every ten couples and a maximum of five couples from divorce. The root cause of most divorces was identified as a lack of communication. The document recommends that pre-marriage education should cover the values, psychology, communication styles, and conflict management skills of couples.
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Divorce is a serious social problem that affects all levels of society. More than two-thirds of divorces occur due to spouses growing apart rather than serious conflicts like abuse. Children value the love and attention from both parents even if the marriage is not warm. Numerous factors increase the risk of marital dissolution, including communication issues, financial problems, lack of shared interests, and parental divorce. Divorce has negative effects on both individuals and children, but with family support, therapy, and consistent parenting, families can cope and strengthen their bonds.
Divorce 1
The document discusses the causes and effects of divorce. It notes that the most common cause is selfishness, and other factors include changing values, abuse, or substance abuse. Divorce hurts those getting divorced and those around them, like children. Children may feel rejected and alone after divorce. While some divorces relieve family stress, others devastate the family. The document provides tips for helping children adjust, such as decreasing conflict, maintaining relationships with parents, and consistent visitation with non-custodial parents.
Marital discord
The document discusses the common causes of discord in marriages, including poor understanding between partners, different viewpoints, behavioral differences, and issues around money, freedom, child-rearing, and traditions. It also describes the typical stages of marital conflict: having it your way, having it my way, having it our way, and having it anyway you want. The key message is that marriages don't have to end in conflict if couples learn effective communication and conflict resolution skills to work through problems rather than avoid or force issues.
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- 1. WHY PRE MARRIAGE COUNSELING REQUIRED ? By Dr P T Sunderam www.mentorsunderamsblog.com
- 8. Focus Survey in divorcee 5 reason for divorce ( case) Pre marriage study and impact on divorcee Root cause for Divorcee Pre marriage Education
- 9. SURVEY - EVERY 10 FAMILIES 1) One applied for divorce 2) Five are diverse 3) Three are bound by obligations 4) One is happy
- 10. 5 DIVORCE FACTORS 1) First stage was there was an element of suspension 2) Second stage they started trusting a third party rather than asking the directly talking to each other 3) Third stage, there was a slight refusal for acceptance from each other, which was communicated in a form of a joke and game 4) Fourth stage the couples started did not respond to each other’s request 5) Fifth stage started criticizing each other indirectly
- 11. PRE MARRIAGE COURSE BY STANLY & MATHEW IN 2006 1) For every 10 families counseled 2) Minimum two families are saved 3) Maximum of five families are saved
- 12. ROOT CAUSE FOR DIVORCE Lack of communication
- 13. PRE MARRIAGE EDUCATION Values of couples Psychology of couples Communication styles Conflict management skills
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