Family Studies Narrative Report

I have a god-sister in Ms. Wargo's class. Her name I Habin and I would really like to read to her class. I know that some people were moved around so that other classes could be filled, but I would greatly appreciate it if I could be put back in to that class so I can read to Ms. Wargo's class.

It has been a long time I have not talked to her since I graduated from high school. She was my last host family during high school year. Her name is Kim Helvaty and she currently lives in Brownsburg in Indiana. I used to talk to her a lot because she is easy to talk to. Also, since she was my guardian, I had to update my plan to her so I had much time to talk to her. However, I came to the university, and everything is totally different than high school. I am so thankful to all my host family because I could adapt well to the new place in different state without guardians.

Greetings from the PASADAC Family Ministries! Our goal in 2017 is to provide education, training, resources and opportunities to strengthen or rebuild families. Families at PASDAC could range from a member and their pet to a member their parents, grandparents or sibling. Regardless of our configuration, we all reside in families. Healthy families prepared for heaven is the utmost desire and focus of the ministry. 1Corinthians 13 is the biblical passage for contemplation and we will also be discovering our love language. Once we have discovered our love language we will use them in our homes and in our church

Per Reporter: According to documentation from CPS, Nicholas has been placed with the Lindley family as a temporary living arrangement; there is not an expiration date documented. Nicholas was placed with the Lindley family due to Debra trying to secure housing. Debra is unemployed. Nicholas started school August 17, 2017; within two of starting school, Nicholas had begun living with the Lindley’s. The basic needs are being met for Nicholas at the Lindley’s home. Nicholas enjoys being in the home with the Lindley family. Nicholas stated that Debra has returned to West Point with his father (unknown). Nicholas is afraid that Debra will return to using drugs. The reporter expressed concerns of Nicholas not having a safe environment when returning

Please keep our LES/SRE family in your thoughts this week after they lost a precious student last week (Jayla was the daughter of the Pre-K Para at SRE). I did go by the services on Saturday morning and it was so endearing to see so many members of the LES family, Ms. Perrin, and Ms. Terry in attendance.

When it comes to class, I can relate to Leslie more. I grew up in a working class family. Our main priority was to pay bills and maybe if we were lucky have a little money to enjoy or safe. But our priority was never about saving. Even though, both of my parents came from different class, they both ended up as a working class citizens. My father grew up in a family that had money and he always lectured us about saving. However, my mother was more into living in the present than in the future. She thought money comes and goes and we shouldn't stress about it. Eventually, I took up her personality. I have a hard time saving any money. Even if I try to manage money, I stress and give up eventually. An advise I would give couples is to talk about

On 6-17-2016 at about 2030 hrs I was dispatched to 701 21st ST SE for the report

On Thursday, December 14, 2017 at approximately 9:40am I, Officer Jaren Wren was conducting Supervision Sanction Program (SSP) pill call and observed that Resident Jessica Harris ACC# 714001 hair was braided. I asked Resident Harris who braided her hair she stated she did. I told Resident Harris to step out of line, remove a braid and redo it. Resident Harris began taking the braid down, but couldn't re-braid it. I then gave Resident Harris a direct order to remove the braids, and in a very aggressive tone she said, "No!" I then told Resident Harris to face the wall to be placed in restraints. She then said, "Bitch don't put your hands on me!" and began resisting at that time.

As a witness to the average American lifestyle and one who has experienced time with many different families and many different people for that matter, I believe that there is no such thing as a person. Everyone has their flaws, quirks, or traits that make them unique, and not every person will always be able to get along with one another because of these differences. But our differences with other people should not be shamed but embraced. I believe that The Middle is the perfect representation of a not so perfect family full of not so perfect people. A modern American lifestyle lived by individuals of all types of personalities that somehow blend together well enough to create the perfect family situation to make a sitcom.

I remember the fall of 2007. On that specific autumn morning it was “take your child to work” day at my dad’s workplace in a retirement home. My father walked my younger sister and me around the gargantuan, sterile white building, introducing us to the elderly residents and workers, holding our hands as we shyly waved with a meek “Hi,”. I distinctly remember meeting one lady that stood out among the others: one of the laundry maids, Caroline. Caroline was, in a word, great. In several words, she was about 21, excited, sweet, and hilarious. Moreover, she spoke with a foreign and strange new accent that very appealing to my eight year old ears. On our way home, I specifically remember mentioning to my dad that she was easily my favorite of all the people I met. Several months later, she and my father were married.

On January 29, 2018 the dispatcher put out a call of shots being fired at College Villa apartments. I responded to the call and made my in that direction from the station. I was in route when the dispatcher said that individuals were getting into a white vehicle and leaving the apartments. Sergeant Holter was in front of me as we were driving south on Ladnier road. He spotted a vehicle leaving College Villa apartments and turn onto West Park drive. It matched the description given and he followed it. He followed it as it stopped at a house on West Park. He advised that someone was running from the vehicle and headed towards College Park school. I passed West Park and drove to the school parking lot parallel to Holter's position. I found no one in the area and proceeded to go to College Villa. I made my wy to the back of the complex and saw a black male standing outside of one of the apartments.

Parenting group started two weeks ago, with ten members. The parenting group is taking place in a classroom. When the members arrived to the classroom the counselor had arranged the chairs in a circle in the middle of the classroom. When the members arrive they took a seat and waited for the rest of the members. Members that are part of the parenting group are Dee, Oziel, Nela, Kathy, Roger, Ozzy, Felix, Susi, Vicente and Miriam. Two of the members are couples that are having a hard time with a parenting style because they come from different culture and they have different beliefs and values. The rest of the members are either single parents or married parents.

Narrative family therapy was developed by Michael white in Australia in the 1980s. Before his died in 2008, White was an active writer and presented his ideas among his colleague, David Epston. From New Zealand, he was a big fan of Whites work and had a significant influence by him. They both were influenced by philosophy and anthropology, which lead to educate their work by postmodern views. Narrative therapy started to grow over the years and other therapist such as: Jill freedman and Gene Combs in Illinois, Alan Parry and Robert Doan in Canada, John Winslade and Gerald Monk in New Zealand, and Jeff Zimmerman and Vicki Dickerson in California expanded the idea. The emphasis of Narrative Therapy id placed on Foucault’s sociopolitical analysis comparing to other postmodern and social constructionist theories.

Family to Family is an evangelistic tool focused not on the complete stranger in a foreign land, but instead a guide for the family. According to Pipes and Lee, “Family to Family will help you discover God’s purpose for your family, develop a family mission statement, establish core values, make time for quality and quantity family time centered around God’s purposes, and equip you to lead your children to Christ and mentor them spiritually” (p 3). Later in the book, they boil this statement down further, saying that the book is all about “Raising your family to follow Christ” (p 114). In addition, they claim that the reader will “discover the critical link between being on mission as a family and passing the baton of your faith on to

The story of Aiden and Jayla is a long and eventful one. They are an interracial couple who worked hard in life for themselves and each other. They had many problems in their lives and relationship yet they always managed to come out of the chaos unscathed.