ASPECTS RELATED

TO GOOD
COMMUNICATION

NAME: KEVIN DAVID

RIVERA BECERRA
 INTRODUCTION

Good communication is one in which active

listening is practiced, is assertive and proactive.
Do not forget that the most important thing in a
communication process is not what you want to
say, but what the other person understands.
 ASPECTS OF GOOD
COMMUNICATION
 When something negative  Feelings of all kinds are  Words are consistent with
happens, no culprits are shared. actions.
sought, but solutions to
conflicts.
 DISADVANTAGES NOT HAVING
COMMUNICATING
ON SITE AT HOME
 Poor communication can lead  Poor communication can lead to Isolates family members
to unnecessary separation unnecessary separation from a
from a couple . couple

Not knowing how to speak or express an
idea makes the receiver interpret these
words in their own way, which leads to an
unintelligible conversation that in the long
run will turn into a fight, discussion,
lawsuits or any other way of calling them,
all caused by a bad interaction by either
the speaker or the listener.
If a father does not manage to communicate Bad comments, gossip, bad words are acts that in a
well with his son, he will obtain that over time certain way cause us to
the child and / or adolescent does not manage distance ourselves from our family, among other
to have any respect for him because a correct factors such as excessive use
way of communicating was never implanted of social networks.
since his father figure, an example to follow,
did not demonstrate a good relationship in the
communicational field, thus causing a break in
the relationship between father and son, since
bad communication does not usually lead to
anything good.
 HOW CAN I IMPROVE
COMMUNICATION IN MY FAMILY?

Be available: Find a time in everyone's

busy schedule to talk about things calmly.

Be a good listener: By listening to your

child, you help him feel loved and valued.

Show empathy: This means tuning in

to your child's feelings and letting
them know that you understand the
situation
Be a good role model: Remember that children
learn through examples. Use the words and tones of
voice that you want your child to use. Make sure your
tone
of voice and what you do send the same message.
THANKS