Comunicación familiar y afectividad en el marco de la pandemia COVID-19

Abstract

Based on the analysis of the research, communication is a conscious act of interaction between the members of a household, which can be developed through various types such as passive, aggressive and assertive, passive, aggressive and assertive, however, assertive communication is the primordial key for the development of functional family groups at the service of a society in the different spheres of personal, social and labour development, after the appearance of the Covid-19 pandemic the physical well-being and mental health particularly in families was affected, causing conflicts at the level of communication and affectivity with consequences that goes from the psychological part such as, anxiety, depression, stress, emotional discourse, in addition to problems such as domestic violence, parental neglect, incorrect expressions, among others, based on systemic family therapy and its contribution to psychology, solutions to the conflicts caused in family dynamics are sought in key components such as cohesion, adaptability and communication, A significant contribution to this research is the structural school of Minuchin who proposes that attention should be paid to hierarchies, limits, roles, communication and affectivity which allows the development and stabilisation of healthier patterns, achieving the objective of analysing the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on family communication and affectivity from the perspective of systemic family therapy through a literature review and thus proposing suitable intervention techniques to enhance the capabilities, functioning, support and improvement of the family inside and outside the therapy.