Family’s Role in Managing Adolescent’s Concerns P.E. HEALTH 2 .1.pptx

Family Wellness/ Second Quarter

1. Family’s Role in Managing Adolescent’s Concerns Why It Matters & How to Take Care of It P.E AND HEALTH 7 QUARTER 1

2. 1.Definition A family is the basic unit of society, consisting of parents, children, and sometimes extended members who live together and support one another. 2.Roles of a Family Love and Care – provides emotional support and affection. Guidance – teaches values, discipline, and life lessons. Protection – ensures safety and security. Provision – meets basic needs such as food, shelter, clothing, and education. Socialization – helps children learn how to interact with others and be responsible members of society. 3.Importance of Family Source of strength and belonging. Builds character and shapes personality. Provides a foundation for growth, responsibility, and independence. What is FAMILY?

3. Family Wellness for Active and Healthy Living Family wellness for active and healthy living refers to the overall well-being of a family through regular physical activity, balanced nutrition, mental health support, and positive relationships to promote a healthy, active lifestyle for all members.

4. Family’s Role in Managing Adolescent’s Concerns 1. Providing Emotional SsupportSSSSS - Families offer love, care, and understanding to help adolescents cope with stress, mood changes, and self-identity struggles. 2.Guidance and Values Formation- Parents and guardians guide teens in making responsible decisions, instilling morals, and teaching right from wrong. 3.Open Communication- Families encourage adolescents to share their feelings and problems without fear of judgment, strengthening trust. 4.Monitoring and Supervision- Parents keep an eye on their child’s activities, friendships, and online presence to protect them from harmful influences.

5. Family’s Role in Managing Adolescent’s Concerns 5.Providing Basic Needs- Families ensure proper nutrition, health care, education, and safety, which are crucial for healthy growth. 6.Role Modeling- Parents set examples of positive behavior, showing healthy ways of handling problems, relationships, and responsibilities. 7.Encouraging Independence- Families gradually allow adolescents to make their own choices, helping them develop confidence and responsibility.

6. Common health concerns or problems of adolescence: A. Emotional changes and problems B. Physical changes and health problems C. Behavioral changes and psychological problems D. Social problems-dating and relationships E. Sexual health F. Technostress and addiction to cyberspace

7. Different Forms of Support Provision Emotional SSsupport Showing love, care, empathy, and understanding. Example: Listening to problems, giving encouragement, and comforting during stress. Instrumental/Practical Support Providing tangible help or services. Example: Helping with chores, offering transportation, or assisting in schoolwork. Informational Support Giving advice, guidance, or useful knowledge. Example: Parents guiding career choices, teachers advising study habits, friends sharing coping strategies.

8. Different Forms of Support Provision Financial Support Providing money or resources to meet basic and educational needs. Example: Paying school fees, medical expenses, or daily allowances. Social Support Building connections and fostering a sense of belonging. Example: Encouraging participation in school clubs, community groups, or family bonding activities. Moral/Value Support Reinforcing good character, discipline, and decision-making. Example: Teaching respect, honesty, and responsibility.

9. Guidance in Making Informed Decisions Definition: Guidance in making informed decisions means helping a person, especially an adolescent, weigh the pros and cons of choices so they can decide wisely and responsibly.

10. Family’s Role Providing Advice: Parents and guardians share their knowledge and life experiences. Clarifying Values: Families remind adolescents about morals and principles when making choices. Encouraging Critical Thinking: Teaching teens to analyze options instead of acting impulsively. Offering Emotional Support: Assuring them that mistakes are part of learning, while encouraging better decisions next time.

11. Examples Choosing a career or course in school. Deciding on friendships and peer influences. Handling money responsibly. Managing time between studies and leisure.

12. Thank You!