Intergenerational Resilience: Care, Communicate, Connect and Celebrate
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This document discusses building intergenerational resilience through caring, communicating, connecting, and celebrating between generations. It provides tips for each, such as appreciating each other, using different types of communication like writing letters, sharing meals to increase bonding, saying "I love you", and celebrating blessings together through playing and laughing. The overall message is that empowering relationships between generations through these positive actions can help transfer resilience across generations.
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- 1. Intergenerational Resilience Care, Communicate, Connect, and Celebrate Patricia Morgan
- 4. Parent to the next generation.
- 7. BIAS
- 8. conservative and tech ignorant Older or Younger?
- 9. conservative and tech ignorant Older!
- 10. lazy and entitled Older or Younger?
- 13. The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room.
- 14. What year was this grumble made? 2000 1864 BC
- 15. 2001 1864 BC Socrates 469-399 B.C.
- 16. Millennials 24 -- 40 years old Boomers 66 -- 74 years old
- 19. Intergenerational Trauma A term which asserts that trauma can be transferred between generations.
- 20. The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in others life. Richard Bach
- 22. Intergenerational Resilience A term which asserts that positive self-identify can be transferred between generations.
- 23. The Four Cs of Intergenerational Resilience
- 24. Care
- 26. 2) Appreciate.
- 27. 3) Reciprocate.
- 28. Communicate
- 29. 1) Use different types of communication.
- 30. Write and mail a letter.
- 31. Hi dear, Just wondering whats happening. Love, Grandma Note: Emojis communicate emotions.
- 32. Hear the tone, pace and emotions of the voice.
- 34. Sense energy, smell, feel the vibe, and TOUCH!
- 35. 2) Acknowledge differences in values and motivations.
- 37. 4) Get curious without invading.
- 38. 5. Be willing to teach and be taught. Ask for advice.
- 40. marriage, work, parenthood Before? or After? When are younger generations interested in ADVICE concerning . . .
- 41. marriage, work, parenthood Research by T. Brubaker & E. Brubaker After!
- 44. Blamer Rescuer Victim Karpmans Drama Triangle Niece Jane Uncle Joe Grandma Sally
- 45. Blamer to Challenger Rescuer to Coach Victim to Survivor &Thriver Karpmans Drama Triangle
- 47. Connect
- 48. 1. Take time to connect with yourself.
- 50. 2. Create bonds by activating the love and trust hormone, OXYTOCIN
- 51. 1) Listen with soft eyes.
- 52. 2) Share a meal.
- 53. 3) Use social media and technology to connect, not disconnect.
- 55. 4) Say it! I love you!
- 56. 5) Give and receive hugs.
- 58. Celebrate
- 59. Grate-full! 1. Count your blessings.
- 61. 3. Celebrate special days.
- 65. 4. Play together to stay together.
- 66. 5. Smile, laugh and get silly.
- 67. BE the resilience you want in the generations!
- 68. BONUS
- 69. patricia@SolutionsForResilience.com Email requesting Intergenerational Resilience Guide
- 70. Intergenerational Resilience Care, Communicate, Connect, and Celebrate Patricia Morgan