Family Meeting
Family meetings provide a great opportunity to discuss rules, chores, and other family issues


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    RUNNING AN EFFECTIVE FAMILY MEETING
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    PURPOSE

    The purpose of the FAMILY MEETING is to set aside a period of time each week for the whole family to spend constructive, quality time discussing the concerns and issues which need to be addressed.




    AGENDA

  • Discuss progress, problems, and changes to the behavioral program.

  • Discuss family problems and decide on possible solutions.

  • Have each family member give positive feedback to the other family members.

  • Discuss the roles and expectations of each family member.

  • Announce plans for upcoming outings, vacations, and/or events.

  • Delegate chores to each family member.

  • Discuss family rules and the consequences for breaking them.

  • Set aside a short period of time to play a game together as a family when the     meeting is over.




  • TIPS

    1. Develop a set of "Family Meeting Rules" at your first meeting. Be sure to write them down.
    2. Have the family meeting at the same time and place each week, allowing for time changes as necessary.
    3. Make sure that ALL family members are present and have a chance to be heard.
    4. Put all decisions from the meeting in writing. Have each family member sign the sheet when the meeting ends.
    5. Keep the meeting positive! Have rules against disrespectful behaviors such as interrupting, insulting, or yelling.
    6. Avoid distractions. Turn off the TV and radio, take the phone off the hook, etc.






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