Corrective and Replicative Scripts This utilises ideas from John Byng-Hall that families make comparisons across the generations in terms of similarit
{"Image DocumentName": "Corrective and Replicative Scripts", "Image ImageDescription": "This utilises ideas from John Byng-Hall that families make comparisons across the generations in terms of similarities and differences between how our own parents were with each other and us ( the children) and how this is repeated or altered in the next generation. Importantly it allows us to work in a positive frame with the family in that we can construe the intentions of the parents positively, i.e. they have tried to repeat what was good or correct what they felt was bad about their own experiences. This can then lead to a discussion of whether these attempts have been successful or not, and possibly how they might be altered, strengthened, elaborated etc. What are your thoughts about how similar or different your relationship with each other and your children is to your parent\u2019s ( grandparents\u2019) relationships ? What have you tried to make similar or different to either of these relationships? What do you value vs feel critical about in either of your parent\u2019s relationships. Does what you have tried to repeat/change work? Is there anything that you want to alter, strengthen, abandon about what you have been trying to repeat or change?", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}