Reflective Analysis Of My Family Genogram

In order to articulate my reflective analysis regarding my family genogram, I must ask myself: What are the basic premises of relationships within my family genogram? What issue most captured my attention from my family genogram? What are the most significant lessons gleaned from this exercise? What specific issue may contribute to strengths and weaknesses in my practice of pastoral care? Through this exploration, I arrive at the truth that I live under the influence of my family.

What are the basic premises of relationships within my family genogram? In this regard, I should speak three things. I first do not have an intimate relationship with my grandparents and parents’ siblings. There are two reasons for that. Firstly, except my paternal

As the oldest son and the older daughter in their families, my father and mother have a strong sense of responsibility. Since childhood, my parents should help grandparents with chores such as farming and cooking. Both of them had not only to give up their studies for helping grandparents but also to take care of their younger brothers and sisters for a long time. So, they used to sacrifice themselves for others rather than having their own way. Even though I am the youngest among my parents’ three daughters, I learned to act responsibly from my parents. Also, I did not tend to get off my chest to others even my close siblings because my parents presented to me that they bore their own load by

I have known well that my parent’s marriage can survive because of their conservative views on divorce and my mother’s spirit of self-sacrifice not to hurt her children. As my parents got married by arrangement, their marriage was not founded on mutual love from the beginning. Plus, as the age difference between my parents is 9 years, there would be many problems to understand each other. Their similar personalities make them come into conflict rather than complement each other. That is because my father is an obstinate person with having an authoritative manner, and my mother has a little bit abrupt manner instead of a receptive