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Title: Dnevni center »Naj mladih ne vzgaja ulica« kot most med mladostnikom in starši Authors: Omerzel, Barbara (Author) Karajić, Emil (Mentor) More about this co-author... Language: Slovenian Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper Tipology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis Organization: FUDS - School of advanced social studies Abstract: Osrednja tema naloge izhaja iz poslanstva Dnevnega centra »Naj mladih ne vzgaja ulica« (v nadaljevanju dnevni center) in težav v odnosih med mladostnikom in njegovo družino. Dnevni center s svojim programom poskuša po najboljših močeh pomagati vključenim mladostnikom in družini. V nalogi se bomo dotaknili pojma pomena družine in ga pogledali iz perspektive mladostnika, ki obiskuje dnevni center in drugih različnih perspektiv družinskega odnosa. Pomemben vidik je družina kot sistem. Vsak družinski član s svojim delovanjem prispeva k delovanju enote. Komunikacija v družini je pomembna za poglabljanje osebnih odnosov in je stik med staršem in otrokom. V dnevnem centru se mladostnikom pomaga pri pridobitvi socialnih in komunikacijskih veščin (strpnosti, spoštovanja, sprejemanja drugačnosti, mirnemu reševanju konfliktov …), krepitvi pozitivne socialne mreže (izboljšanje odnosov v družini in z vrstniki) ter večjemu poznavanju in sprejemanju sebe. V raziskovalni nalogi smo poskušali povzeti mladostnikov pogled na dnevni center in doživljanje prejetih uslug centra. Večji poudarek je bil na mladostnikovi družinski dinamiki in spodbudi mladostnikov in staršev. Ugotavljamo, da v dnevnem centru najdejo mladostniki poleg učne pomoči tudi prostor za razvijanje sebe in določenih veščin, potrebnih za vsakdanje življenje. Vsi vključeni mladostniki pa vsekakor najbolj potrebujejo podporo pri razvoju osebnosti, usmerjanju, svetovanju in opolnomočenju tako zase kot za družinske odnose. Dnevni center je povezovalni dejavnik mladostnika in družine ter s tem most med mladostnikom in družino. Keywords: pomoč mladostnikom, usmerjanje, vedenje, družine mladostnikov, pomoč, moč pozitivnih izkušenj, diplomske naloge Year of publishing: 2022 Publisher: [B. Omerzel] Source: Bled COBISS_ID: 128087811  UDC: 159.9 Note: Študijski program Psihosocialna pomoč; Views: 665 Downloads: 60 Files:  RAZ_Omerzel_Barbara_i2022.pdf (783,37 KB)   Metadata:

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Title:	The day centre “The young should not be raised by the street” as a bridge between teenagers and their parents
Abstract:	The thesis of this paper is based on the main objective of the day centre »The Young Should Not Be Raised by the Street« (The Centre) which is to help and support young people and their families to overcome challenges in their relationships. The paper tries to explain the importance of a family, in particular, from the point of view of the teenagers attending the Centre. It will try to present how one’s viewpoint on family matters is extremely important and how each member of a family contributes to its dynamic with their actions. Communication within a family is vital to improve personal relationships and represents a link between a parent and a teenager. The Centre helps young people develop communication and social skills (tolerance, respect, acceptance, resolving conflicts …), strengthen their social network and thus improve parents and peer relationships, and above all, it helps them with self-awareness and self-acceptance. The research paper presents the teenagers’ view of the Centre and the services provided. It emphasises the family dynamic from a teenage perspective and explains the provided support to all the parties involved. The results show that teenagers see the Centre as a place where they can develop their personality and learn valuable social skills needed in life and not only get learning support and tutorials. All teenagers attending the Centre need support, guidance, counselling, and empowerment; only in this way they can help themselves and their family members. The Centre, therefore, presents an important link between teenagers and their parents and is a bridge between the two generations.

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