Roles in Dysfunctional Families. Dependent Person  Role…  The user is the source of the problem.  User abuses alcohol/drugs to cover up negative feelings…(pain,

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Roles in Dysfunctional Families

Dependent Person  Role…  The user is the source of the problem.  User abuses alcohol/drugs to cover up negative feelings…(pain, fear, guilt etc.)  Behaviors (Common in User’s) › Perfectionist, aggressive, charming, or rigid.

Chief Enabler  Role:  Responsibility- Keep the family functioning;  Tries to keep the family together by taking care of the abuser.  Take on extra responsibilities within the family  Enabler’s hide their own feelings & make it easy for the “user” to continue their chemical abuse.

Family Hero  Role:  Provides family with a feeling of “worth”  The hero works hard for approval & “escapes” through involvement in a variety of activities outside the family  May be “super responsible & successful” on the outside but… lonely, hurt & inadequate on the inside.

Scapegoat  Role:  Provides a distraction & takes a lot of the blame Scapegoats react negatively in response to the user in the family. May even be defiant or become chemical abusers themselves. Internalize their own feelings & act out in order to distract from the real problem…

Mascot  Role:  Provides relief through humor  Will do anything to attract attention…  Use humor & fun as a method to cope & distract from the problems created by the “user.”

Lost Child Role: Seeks relief by withdrawing…Would be the family member most prone to suicide.  Distance themselves from the user/family & the outside world.  May seek refuge from their family problems by being super-independent, withdrawn, quiet or overweight.