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SOLANA-VILLAFUERTE FAMILY
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David Tess
Gracian Remedio
58 55
o s
HPN 28
2 mos
family of origin Stroke Nov. 25, 2007
Issues on separation from parents/ family of
origin
Formulation of personal goals
Need for self-differentiation
Alcoholism, smoking, STD’s, unwanted
pregnancies
2
Life cycle phases linked almost exclusively
to child rearing activities
A woman who choose a primary role as
mother and homemaker will have to face an
“empty nest” phase later on in life
S O L A N-VAIL L A F U E
development at life cycle transitions
The goals of career and family present
severe dilemma
Likely to be depressed at childbirth
Seek help during the child-rearing years
Responsible for older relatives
Bear emotional responsibility for all family
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relationships
G ra c ia n o R e m e d io s
II
Begins with departure of last child and
continues through retirement and death
Old age and disease
Financial/ retirement adjustments
Death of spouse
Empty nest syndrome
Key process: accepting the shifting of
M a ngenerational
d in g goals
Am y G e o rg e L y d ia I m e ld a E liza b e th G ra c
SOLANA-VILLAFUERTE FAMILY
I V ic to ria N ene
Gracian
o
82
Remedio
s
65
David
58
Tess
55 J u lie M ie n
II Flow of Anxiety in a Family
Mandin
g
Amy George Lydia Imelda Elizabet Grace Reggie Jha Bhen SYSTEM LEVELS Vertical Stressors
h
III 4 4
31 y 20
Family patterns, myths, legacies
Victoria
- Social, cultural,
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Nene Julie Mien Hearty Mandy22
M ic h a e
28 28
Chai
- Community, work,
Heart disease friends
L e s te r
3
Diabetes Justin
39
Mek
33 - Extended family
Asthma
Junilyn Thea - Nuclear family
HPN 28
- Individual
2 mos
D ia b e t e s
Due to lower birth rate
accident
Longer life span/ expectancy
Changing role of women 2 Types of Stressors J u s tin M
Increasing divorce and remarriage rate 1. Vertical Stressors – trans generational stressors
A sthm a 3 9 of 3
transmitted down each generation, patterns
relating interactions, attributes, norms, taboos
within family
Role of Women in the FLC J u n ilyn Issue: How each family deals with those
Central to the functioning of the family factors,taboos etc. T hea
function as wife and motherH PN
Identities determined primarily by their
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2 m os
3
S tro ke
2. Horizontal Stressors – come with each cycle
change
References:
Isabelita Samanego, MD. Proceedings of
the Orientation Course in Family Medicine.
PAFP, Inc.
Carter, B. and McGoldrick, M. The
Changing Family Life Cycle, A Framework
for Family Therapy, 2nd ed. 1989. p3-28.