Companionate Love
relatives join the. household
Evolves from a combination of the intimacy and
decision/ commitment components. Unlike the und
emotions of passionate love, is deep, steady, and
affectionate attachment that is just real.
Fatuous Love
combination of passion, decision / commitment
components, and often manifests in whirlwind romances
commitment in made based on passion, but the
relationship is not stable because there is no intimacy.
Consummate Love
A full combination many of all three components, and
this kind of love many of us aspire for the romantic
relationships, maintaining this kind of love is more
difficult than achieving it.
SEVEN QUALITIES OF A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP
 God communication
 Support
 Equality and Fairness
 Trust
 Honesty
 Natural respect
 Time
THE FAMILY AND THE ADOLESCENT
Family is the core unit of society its influence on an
individual is undenlable, as it is more than an adolescent
friend is well as other people around them.
FAMILY TYPES STRUCTURES, AND COMPOSITION
The father is the head of the home the provider, and the
protector
The mother assumes the nurturing roles, takes charge
of the domestic needs of the family including emotional
care and value formation of the children.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF FAMILY STRUCTURES
NUCLEAR FAMILY OR TRADITIONAL FAMILY
consists of 2 married parents and their biological or
adopted children
All living in the same residence, sharing values, duties,
and responsibilities of the family
SINGLE PARENT FAMILY
may consist of either the mother or the father as the
head of the home and their dependent children.
EXTENDED FAMILY OR GRANDPARENT FAMILY
may also happen; both parents are together and other
Also called complex family, joint family, or multi-
generational family
Includer the parents and their children and other
relatives
There may be aunts and uncles (both sides) who stay in
household
RECONSTITUTED FAMILY OR BLENDED FAMILY
Formed out of another family
Known as step-family
Is brought about by changes in the parents' mantal
status
CHILDLESS FAMILY
Jost the couple without any child or children, and who
may be living all by themselves.
POLYGAMOUS FAMILY
Includes at least 8 individuals (a person married to 2
different spouses), but there is no limit to how many
spouses a person in this type of relationship may have.
In marriage, monogamy is the norm
FAMILY CYCLE AND FAMILY SYSTEMS THEORY
The life cycle refers to the changes in the emotional and
intellectual life of a person as one passes through from
childhood to the retirement years.
INDEPENDENCE
requires a family member to have an ability to fend for
his / her needs.
Comprered the formal education or vocational training
MARRIAGE
Second stage of the family life cycle.
one is expected to separate from his/her family of origin
to build his or her own family.
PARENTING
one is starts building his/her family and start raising
children
PREPARING ADULTING CHILDREN RETIREMENT
parents rest from the daily grind of work and enjoy. the
remaining year with their grandchildren.
FAMILY INFLUENCES
The family is the very first