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<blockquote class="definition">'''Healthy Socialization''' is a socialization intentionally designed to support the healthy development and full [[Connection]] of the [[Physical Unit]].</blockquote> | |||
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"I have friends who had children in the late sixties and early seventies and who applied some of their changed views to the way they brought up their children. Things like not punishing their children when they made mistakes, but trying to help understand; providing an environment in which there was the opportunity for greater emotional closeness; treating them as young human beings rather than dumb babies. Their children have grown up to be mentally healthy, well-balanced adults. They are now having their own families, and are treating their children in a similar way--or often in an even better way, for their awareness of these issues is usually much greater than that of their parents. The result is some of the most remarkable, bright, kind, caring, aware young people I have ever met." Grof in | Currently, no culture on the planet implements a healthy socialization process. All extant socialization systems are [[Toxic Socialization]]. | ||
Grof makes some comments on the benefits of healthy socialization: "I have friends who had children in the late sixties and early seventies and who applied some of their changed views to the way they brought up their children. Things like not punishing their children when they made mistakes, but trying to help understand; providing an environment in which there was the opportunity for greater emotional closeness; treating them as young human beings rather than dumb babies. Their children have grown up to be mentally healthy, well-balanced adults. They are now having their own families, and are treating their children in a similar way--or often in an even better way, for their awareness of these issues is usually much greater than that of their parents. The result is some of the most remarkable, bright, kind, caring, aware young people I have ever met." <ref>Grof in Laszlo, Ervin, Stanislav Grof, and Peter Russell. ''The Consciousness Revolution.'' Las Vegas: Elf Rock Productions, 1999. p. 91.</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 00:27, 18 December 2022
Healthy Socialization is a socialization intentionally designed to support the healthy development and full Connection of the Physical Unit.
Related LP Terms
Healthy Socialization > Prism Metaphor, Stages of Human Development, Toxic Socialization
Related Terms
Notes
Currently, no culture on the planet implements a healthy socialization process. All extant socialization systems are Toxic Socialization.
Grof makes some comments on the benefits of healthy socialization: "I have friends who had children in the late sixties and early seventies and who applied some of their changed views to the way they brought up their children. Things like not punishing their children when they made mistakes, but trying to help understand; providing an environment in which there was the opportunity for greater emotional closeness; treating them as young human beings rather than dumb babies. Their children have grown up to be mentally healthy, well-balanced adults. They are now having their own families, and are treating their children in a similar way--or often in an even better way, for their awareness of these issues is usually much greater than that of their parents. The result is some of the most remarkable, bright, kind, caring, aware young people I have ever met." [1]
Resources
Built to be kind short film
Footnotes
- ↑ Grof in Laszlo, Ervin, Stanislav Grof, and Peter Russell. The Consciousness Revolution. Las Vegas: Elf Rock Productions, 1999. p. 91.
