• Student Name: Arshi Parvez Dokadai • Student ID: ST10060799 • Course Name/Code: PSY401 Family Dynamics and Therapy • Assignment Question: Ali and Haadia were happily married for 3 years, but six months ago they faced horrible financial challenges. This crisis is making their marriage bitter. Now they have come to you for an advice. They are not looking for causes of trouble just quick solutions in a few sessions for them to resolve their issues. Which therapy would you choose and why? • Attempt
untreated in the elderly. As a community nurse identifying and assessing the elderly disorders arising in Mrs Carey’s case will involve a full comprehensive geriatric assessment. This may assist in evaluating her case and provide substantial data for a referral to specific health professionals to assist in managing her disorders and delay or prevent further complications. Healthcare of Mrs Carey extends past the remedial management of her disorders, it involves evaluation of certain issues such as cognitive
victimized children along with their families. When children cannot live safely in their current home, CPS will provide Foster Care. Follow-through will include placing them into adoptive homes and assist with their transition to adulthood. “During FFY 2013, CPS agencies received an estimated 3.5 million referrals involving approximately 6.4 million children. Among the 47 states that reported both screened-in and screened-out referrals, 60.9 percent of referrals were screened in and 39.1 percent were
Thus, the solution to the problem of child abuse is simple, eliminate all the factors that influence the child maltreatment. But that is easier said than done. One popular misconception is that most children who are abused come from lower class families. However, many kids are abused in both middle and upper classes as well when finance and crime are not issues. This then makes the solution to eliminating child abuse more complex. As much as I dislike to sound pessimistic, it will be extremely difficult
e Study – Serious Case Review, Anderson Family This essay will be examining the ethical practices in relation to safeguarding procedure used by professionals involved in the case of the Anderson family. Fiona Anderson took her own life, while heavily pregnant with her fourth child, and the lives of her three children aged one, two and three years. The theories of causation of child abuse and neglect will also be examined and applied to this case. Concerns were first raised regarding Fiona Anderson
The first is Section 12, which reads that, ―the state recognizes the sanctity of family life and shall protect and strengthen the family as a basic autonomous social institution. It shall equally protect the life of the mother and the unborn child since the beginning of conception. The integral and principal right and duty of parents in the rearing of youth
nerves cell in the brain throughout the nervous system. It is also called globoid cell leukodystropy, which is characterized by the lack of enzyme galactosylceramidase (GALC) situated in chromosomes 14. Symptoms mostly develop between the ages of three to six months. However, when develop in adults and older children, the course of the disease can vary greatly. A Danish neurologist named Knud Haraldsen Krabbe in 1916 identified the disease through his family member. Symptoms: Infant with Krabbe disease
to the court, society, themselves and their families; regularly and randomly tested for drug use, required to appear in court periodically so that the judge may review their progress; and for doing well or sanctioned when they do not live up to their obligations. Eligibility for Drug Court varies according to state and local guidelines, and on the type of Drug Court model, such as Tribal Healing to Wellness Court, Family Dependency Treatment Court (Family Drug Court) , Federal District Drug Court
the same system, the process legal process for a juvenile differs from the adult process. There are three phrases of the juvenile justice process: intake, adjudication, and disposition, this essay will discuss this process, as well as, provide a comparison to the adult system. Intake Intake is the process that is used in conjunction to juveniles who have been referred to juvenile court. It consists of a screening that will assist in determining the suitability for release or the referral to a diversionary
We have discussed one obvious reason for evolution, the cost, but in my opinion, the more important reason is the outcomes. A primary goal for the Juvenile Justice system is to reduce the likelihood of recidivism. According to the National Institute of Justice, Recidivism is defined as “a person's relapse into criminal behavior, often after the person receives sanctions or undergoes intervention for a previous crime”. This is the primary reason for the shift in our state. The goal is positive