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Impact on Family Systems Bob Campbell, Psy.D., M.Div. MKSN Conference April 20, 2013

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Impact on Family Systems. Bob Campbell, Psy.D., M.Div. MKSN Conference April 20, 2013. Family Differences. “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” - Tolstoy . Interconnections. Interconnections. Interconnections. Trauma. Triangles. Triangles. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Impact on Family Systems

Bob Campbell, Psy.D., M.Div.MKSN Conference

April 20, 2013

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Family Differences

“Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”

- Tolstoy

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Interconnections

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Interconnections

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Interconnections

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Trauma

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Triangles

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Triangles

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Triangles

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Homeostasis• Every system works to maintain itself• Change increases stress

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Triangles

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The Effect of Childhood Trauma• Stress and stress response• Every situation is different• Diathesis/stress model

• Connections may be broken• Sense of being understood is lost• Feeling intensely vulnerable

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Self-Protection

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System Out of Whack

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Guilt• “I did something wrong”

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Shame• Guilt says “I did something wrong.”• Shame says “I am something wrong.”• Embarrassment• Silence• Stuckness

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Blame• Blaming the perpetrator• Blaming the church• Blaming the structure• Blaming God• Blaming the family• Essence of blame – a struggle

to understand and interpret

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This is even more complex …

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Rigidity

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Rigidity• Secrecy, decorum, rules, and shame• Related to faith stance• Black and white thinking• Oughts, shoulds, and can’ts

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Boundaries• Open and closed systems• Family rules

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Depression

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Isolation

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Anxiety

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Post-traumatic Stress Disorder• Flashbacks• Re-experiencing• Avoidance• Distress• Hypervigilance• Irritability• Comorbid mood disorders

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Even more complexity

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Brokenness from Outside

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External Trauma

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Brokenness from Inside• Most important relationships• Trusted • Empowered• Authorities• Connected with Faith

• Loss of connection, attachment • Abandonment• Betrayal• Development of shame from lack of attachment

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Internal Brokenness

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Internal Brokenness

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Ripple Effects

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Repetitive Traumatization

• Learned hopelessness• Impact on developmental schema• Loss of meaning• Withdrawal from social support

TRAUMA

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Healing the Family System

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Seeking Assistance

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Keeping Healthy Boundaries

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Opening Lines of Communication

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The F-word• Alternatives• Letting go• Softening• Learning assertiveness• Learning self-care• Defusing• Working toward, rather than against• Finding purpose

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Increasing Flexibility

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Resilience

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Dr. Bob [email protected]