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Rules

Type:

Printable Tool

Presented by:

DMH + UCLA Prevention Center of Excellence

Relevant categories:

Behavioral Health Community Mental Health Family Engagement

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Overview

All families have written or unwritten or said and unsaid rules that they follow when interacting with one another or completing certain tasks within their household. Use our Support to Reunite, Involve and Value Each Other (STRIVE) Rules handout and instructions to help the families you work with to identify and discuss their own rules. This handout is best used with families. This printable tool also includes detailed instructions. For more information on this technique, watch the course, Enhancing Family Engagement Through Adaptive Practices.

Keywords: adolescent, child, communication, family, intervention, STRIVE

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