Family Stress And Resilience Integration related to violence

Family Stress And Resilience Integration related to violence

This is an assignment that discusses the Family Stress And Resilience Integration related to violence. The paper also discusses how faith helps or hinders understanding family stress or violence.

Family Stress And Resilience Integration related to violence

Introduction In this final and seventh section you will complete the Lawson text, Chapters 10-13. You will be reading about dating violence, child maltreatment, and elder abuse. Unit Seven Outcomes Upon completion of this unit you should be able to:

1. Firstly, access specifics relating to child maltreatments and treatment.

2. Secondly, understand unique aspects of elder abuse.

3. Thirdly, address evidence-based practice for working with family/couple/child and elder violence.

4. Fourthly, address issues surrounding dating violence and trauma reactions.

5. Lastly, explore integration of faith in working with family violence issues.  Family Violence: Explanations and Evidence-Based Clinical Practice • Instructions 1. Read Chapters 10-13 of the Lawson textbook.

Assignments 7.4 Course Project: Family Stress And Resilience Integration Paper Introduction This is the last section of your integration paper and focuses on the faith aspect of the assignment. Additionally, you will create a new and final section at the end of the integrated paper focusing on how you as‌‌‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‍‍‍‌‌‌‍ a Christian integrate your faith in understanding the issues of family stress, resilience, and violence.

Instructions 1. In the final part of this assignment you are expected to finish your course project.

Secondly, you will create a new and final section at the end of the integrated paper focusing on how you as a Christian integrate your faith in understanding the issues of family stress, resilience and violence. The discussion for this unit was a way to jump start your thinking around this.

Faith

However, there is no specific integration theme being looked for, however, some that you may consider are:

1.) How does my faith help or hinder my ability to understand various perspectives of family stress or violence?

2.) How does my faith support my ability to work with different populations discussed across the course?

3.) Where is God in family crisis/stress?

4.) Where is God in family violence?

5.) Finally, what has God called me to in relation to helping/ supporting individuals going through stress/crisis or violence?

Lastly, you must have a minimum of three double-spaced additional pages to your previously submitted paper. You must follow APA style wri‌‌‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‍‍‍‌‌‌‍ting