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               Stage 2 – Self awareness
                       After discovering the ideal, the person goes into self-mirroring. He looks into
               his personal qualities, behavior and compares this against the ideal. He discovers
               his  dysfunctional  behavior  and  how  it  has  affected  his  success,  happiness  and
               relationships with others.

               Stage 3 - Self Realization
                       As  the  individual  becomes  aware  of  his  behavior,  he  is  guided  on  how  to
               understand  himself  by  bringing  into  his  consciousness  the  things  in  the  past  and
               other  realities  that  have  directly  or  indirectly  conditioned  his  present  behavior  or
               maladjustment. Among these are the distorted beliefs and values that he may have
               internalized. He is also made to realize how his behavior has hampered his growth
               and development as well as his happiness.

               Stage 4 – Decision to change
                       With  self-realization  the  individual  makes  a  decision  to  change.  If  one  is
               determined to grow as a person, he has to decide to change.

               Stage 5- Actualizing the change
                       In his decision to grow and develop, the individual now puts into action the
               necessary  changes  in  his  life  including  a  change  in  attitude,  re-  alignment  of  his
               value system and behavioral change.

               INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP



















                       An interpersonal relationship is an association between two or more people
               that may range from fleeting to enduring. This association may be based on love and
               liking,  regular  business  interactions,  or  some  other  type  of  social  commitment.
               Interpersonal relationships take place in a great variety of contexts, such as family,
               friends, marriage, associates, work, clubs, neighborhoods, and churches. They may
               be  regulated  by  law,  custom,  or  mutual  agreement,  and  are  the  basis  of  social
               groups and society as a whole. Although humans are fundamentally social creatures,
               interpersonal  relationships  are  not  always  healthy.  Examples  of  unhealthy
               relationships include abusive relationships and codependence.




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