Analyse The Relationship Between Family And Suprasystems

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Many people have suprasystems and subsystems in their lives. Suprasystems are external groups in which families are involved, such as the community, church, neighbors and close friends. T and C are very limited in their suprasystems. Family are people that are supposed to be your support system and the people you rely on. We find going to church is really helpful for many people, however, T does not go to church or believe in God. T does not have a lot of friends and family that she could lean on for support. For support she attends NAMI. She states that NAMI is a helpful support group where people understand her emotions and take interest in her daughter’s diagnosis. The mother is divorced from C’s father, who has a mental illness as well.

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