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Social Well-being

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Throughout the latest generations, community and family life has changed a lot. It is common to be far away from our family members and to not even know who our neighbors are. Individualism and the capacity to solve our own problems are highly valued nowadays.

Social Well-Being

Throughout the latest generations, community and family life has changed a lot. It is common to be far away from our family members and to not even know who our neighbors are. Individualism and the capacity to solve our own problems are highly valued nowadays. However, there are moments when receiving help from others is more than a blessing: it is vital for of survival.  

  • Asking for help
    You should know your limits and how it affects the people around you (especially children) that you have reached the end of your rope. We are often worn out and we don’t have the network of family and friends who can support us.
  • Don’t take your partner for granted
    At times, we are so used to being with our partner and sharing daily routines, that it is easy to forget the reason for which we chose to be with that person in the first place. Daily obligations like grocery shopping, taking care of the children, doing the laundry or cleaning house, take up a lot of time and energy.
  • Participate in personal growth seminars: play and grow
    Just like to many other parents, you want the best for your kids, to include the best of yourself. Many of us were brought up in a very different environment to that which is promoted today as the ideal setting to raise kids.
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