Navigating Family Dynamics: Building Resilient and Harmonious Relationships

Dr. Nene C Oluwagbohun ()

European Journal of Sociology, 2024, vol. 7, issue 2, 32 - 50

Abstract: Purpose: This paper shows the importance of the understanding of family dynamics and its importance in relationships, yielding a healthier and harmonious relationship in families. The paper also tends to present an overview to enable families and professionals to address modern challenges more effectively. Materials and Methods: A mixed-method approach has been adopted, which integrates qualitative and quantitative methodologies. This includes an extensive literature review, case studies focusing on diverse family structures, and survey data in analyzing patterns of family interactions and the impact of interventions. Findings: The study brings to light important revelations in the trends of family interactions, including how communication, emotional intelligence, and conflict resolution may serve to enhance family harmony. Evidence-based strategies and frameworks for managing family dynamics are presented, along with their theoretical underpinnings. Implications for Theory, Practice and Policy: These findings, therefore, grounded in the family systems theory, create a strong framework within which psychologists, counselors, and even policy makers can work towards enhancing familial well-being. This study calls for practical intervention, continuous professional development, and the establishment of supportive policies in order to deal effectively with challenges facing families.

Keywords: Family Dynamics; Communication; Emotional Intelligence; Conflict Resolution; Family Systems (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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