
This paper deals with the changing family structures and perceptions of family within our society and its correlative changes within the life of the children and youth. A practical example introduces the reader into the processes of mediation between parents and youth from its progression to the agreement. For the planning of mediation processes it is mandatory that the mediator knows the basics of mediation (progressing steps, methods, techniques) and is also aware of the psychological and legal backgrounds. Apart from the agreement at the end, mediation between parents and youth may serve as a valuable impetus to modify the relationship.
Male, Social Responsibility, Adolescent, Parenting, Negotiating, Sick Role, Mother-Child Relations, Conflict, Psychological, Individuation, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1, Divorce, Adaptation, Psychological, Diet, Diabetic, Personal Autonomy, Humans, Family Therapy, Parent-Child Relations, Social Change
Male, Social Responsibility, Adolescent, Parenting, Negotiating, Sick Role, Mother-Child Relations, Conflict, Psychological, Individuation, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1, Divorce, Adaptation, Psychological, Diet, Diabetic, Personal Autonomy, Humans, Family Therapy, Parent-Child Relations, Social Change
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