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Emotional and behavioral problems in children can lead to poor school performance and mental health challenges. These challenges not only impact the child, but the entire family. Some family conflict is due to cross-generational patterns and differences in beliefs. Utilizing treatment modalities that address the family system and improve communication, these conflicts and behaviors can improve.
Family conflict can look different with each family depending on dynamics and the stage of life they are in. Some common triggers for conflict are:
Communication breakdowns
Power struggles
Changing family dynamics
Differing values and beliefs
External stressors
Mental health challenges.
Conflict within families involving teenagers is common. Navigating adolescence can be challenging for both teens and parents. Some indicators that family conflict has become problematic:
Frequent and intense arguments
Physical aggression
Emotional abuse
Withdrawal and isolation
Negative impact on daily life