Eddy Jackson MBE

Families thrive and exist throughout the world in contrasting communities, cultures, and societies. In the ideal world, the glue that holds it together is based upon trust support, affection, intimacy, and support. The concept of family refers to a group who are related by emotional, strong psychological, adoptive, sexual, or biological bonds. From the birth of siblings and in the early years the family is the primary object of individuals orientation. Read more →

For some considerable time since urbanisation, the impact of work, careers, and jobs, lifestyle have disturbed and disrupted the concept of family. Roles and responsibilities have become more fluid. Yet, the nuclear family and through blood ties, the extended family still has significance. Do you benefit from or support relations?  Are blood ties, across families important?  Read more →