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In Erikson’s first stage, Trust versus mistrust,
In Erikson’s first stage, Trust versus mistrust,
Liam was born March 7, 1953 He was taking care of with both his parents, although they didn’t have much to offer him he was safe a taking care of every single day his mom would give him piggyback rides to help him fall asleep at night and would cater to his need every single day even when she's tired she never let it show on her face. -
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Liam's life story
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In Erikson’s second stage, Autonomy versus shame/ doubt,
In Erikson’s second stage, Autonomy versus shame/ doubt,
Liam as a toddler wanted to pick his clothing which was fine because they wanted him to feel independent because that how we as his parents grew because in later life he would not feel the need to have someone always guiding him threw his path he can make decisions on his term without feeling ashamed.
In Erikson’s second stage, Autonomy versus shame/ doubt, “As toddlers (ages 1–3 years) begin to explore their world" -
In Erikson’s third stage, initiative versus guilt,
In Erikson’s third stage, initiative versus guilt,
While Liam was just 6 years old he went to kindergarten and was able to build a relationship with the kids that he would then tell his parent when he got home from school. He would tell them about how he learned to climb the monkey bars and slide down the hill with his new buddies. -
In Erikson’s fourth stage, Industry versus inferiority,
When Liam was in third grade and he was nine years old he was able to play soccer with his teammates and when he made the varsity team compared to his buddy who didn't he felt that maybe he didn’t grow up the way I did so he was ashamed when he was a toddler and Liam was always on top of his class eager to work even though he only had a few clothes to wear and one pair of shoes but he was always ready to work hard in school because his parents did struggle. -
In Erikson’s eighth stage of ego integrity versus despair,
In Erikson’s eighth stage of ego integrity versus despair,
With fifteen grandkids and was a forestry management for 30 years and retired doing the job he loves and stayed married to Janice for 55 years and all six of his kid and grandkids surrounding him on his death bed when he looked back on his 91 years of life he barely had any regrets he lived is life to the fullest and he knew his family and grandkids would be well taken care of. -
In Erikson’s fifth stage, identity versus role confusion,
In Erikson’s fifth stage, identity versus role confusion,
When Liam was eighteen he wanted to go to college to find what he wanted to do at first he wanted to study something in the medical field but he later then decided to do something in the forestry business which he was his very own interest at the begging but he took some trial and error and finally he decided to stick to it. -
In Erikson’s sixth stage, intimacy versus isolation,
In Erikson’s sixth stage, intimacy versus isolation,
Liam (age 28) and Janice married because they fell madly in love with each other after seeing each other in the courtyard of there school in college. They decided to follow there dreams of having a blended family and sharing the love that they have with there kids and later on in life grandkids.
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In Erikson’s seventh stage, Generativity versus stagnation,
In Erikson’s seventh stage, Generativity versus stagnation,
When Liam was just about 40 years old he had about 6 kids with Janice they lived in a big house with white trimming and they all grew up the way I did because they were all simply knew what things they had that I Liam didn't have while growing up because I never wanted to be ashamed or to not have self-confidence because they will turn to other things like drugs for guidance. -
In Erikson’s eighth stage of ego integrity versus despair,
In Erikson’s eighth stage of ego integrity versus despair,
With fifteen grandkids and was a forestry management for 30 years and retired doing the job he loves and stayed married to Janice for 55 years and all six of his kid and grandkids surrounding him on his death bed when he looked back on his 91 years of life he barely had any regrets he lived is life to the fullest and he knew his family and grandkids would be well taken care of.
