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Reproducible Activities to Address the Challenges Families Face Today

The beauty, distinction, and uniqueness of this particular series is:

EVERY family member has the opportunity to complete a scale on how they feel about themselves, about other family members, as well as how they perceive the other family members feel about them.

The Family Breakup & Survival Workbook contains assessments and self-guided exploration activities for practitioners to use with all family members as they cope with stress and changes associated with a breakup.

Breaking up can mean many different things to different people. This workbook uses the term breakup to include people living in various situations, including legal separation, annulment, dating, divorce, and co-inhabiting. Breakups are incredibly complicated processes that usually involve phases of a breakup between the two people and their families and then various possible stages of a grieving process for all concerned. The activities in this workbook will address all of this.

The Family Breakup & Survival Workbook can be used independently or as part of an integrated curriculum. You may administer any of the assessments and the guided self-exploration activities to an individual or multiple family members with whom you are working, or you may distribute any of the activities over multiple sessions. Feel free to pick and choose those assessments and activities that best lead to the desired outcomes. The assessments and activities are divided into four chapters to help you identify and select assessments easily and quickly.

Chapter I: Communication
This chapter helps family members explore the way information about the breakup was conveyed to them.

Chapter II: Visitation and Relationships 
This chapter helps family members explore how visitation is being handled by both parents and how relationships with the family care-givers are progressing.

Chapter III: Feelings
This chapter helps family members explore how well they are managing their current feelings associated with the breakup.

Chapter IV: Changes 
This chapter helps family members explore the various changes that resulted from the breakup and how family members are dealing with those changes.

All the assessments and activities in this workbook are reproducible for your convenience.