Power is present in all human relationships and interactions. Power has been conceptualized as “the ability” of an individual to change the behaviour of other family members. While individual family members may enact power in the family, subsets within the family or whole families may enact power to influence other family members. For instance, mothers and fathers have parental power to influence a child over whole family decisions (Paulon, 2020). As in my family my grandfather has the power. As we know that family power is important to those who want to understand how families function as a…