FAMILY 

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Everyone has family conflict. Occasional tension or arguments are a normal part of family life. Whether it’s with your parents or siblings, there are things you can do to stop conflict from getting worse. However, if you feel unsafe or can’t resolve it on your own, you should get help.

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Conflict is a normal part of family life and can often escalate during teenage years. About 1 in 5 young people say they are concerned about family conflict, which can arise for many different reasons. There are simple tools parents can use to help minimise the impact of conflict on their children and strengthen family relationships.

 

SOME SIGNS OF THIS COULD BE:

• Notice that fighting is increasing in your home

• Want to know the reasons why conflict arises

• Want to know ways to manage and minimise family conflict.

Information courtesy of Reach Out 'Family Conflict and Teenagers'.

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