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socw 6101 week 2 Discussion 1 Discussion 1 - Week 2 Content Select: All None List Actions • • • Thread 1 of 2 53 Post(s) in this Thread 0 Unread Discussion 1: Cultural Competence in Social Work Practice Imagine being a social worker assigned to an agency in an urban city. This agency primarily serves people with disabilities, a population that is relatively new to you. In order to serve this population, part of your job is to become culturally compete...

Week 3A Essential Skills for Social Work Practice Master of Social Work, Walden University Describe the structure of a family that is familiar to you Family structure is an organization of relationships and interactions among others that occur within the family (Kirst-Ashman & Hull, 2018). The structure of a family can varies drastically from families to another such as being related to not being related. Family structures can differ from culture, race and sexual orientation. No Matter the c...

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SOCW 6210 Wk2A SOCW 6210 Middle Adulthood Health, Demography, and Social Work Practice Walden University SOCW 6210: Human Behavior and the Social Environment II Middle Adulthood Health, Demography, and Social Work Practice According to Zastrow et al. (2019), there are no biological markers to distinguish when middle adulthood begins and ends. Middle adulthood will range between the age of 30 to 65 (Zastrow, Kirst-Ashman & Hessenauer, 2019). As individuals age, body systems gradually begin ...

SOCW 6210 Wk 8A SOCW 6210 Sociocultural Differences in Perspectives on Aging Walden University SOCW 6210: Human Behavior and the Social Environment II Sociocultural Differences in Perspectives on Aging Social views on aging vary among societies and cultures. It is too familiar within a Western civilization to view aging negatively. According to Zastrow et al. (2019), often younger adults urge older adults to œretire when many are still productive. As a result, self-esteem, status, and...

SOCW 6210 WK7A SOCW 6210 Models of Grieving Walden University SOCW 6210: Human Behavior and the Social Environment II Models of Grieving Grief is natural; however, grief is complex process individuals encounter when they experience a loss. Individuals may experience loss for various reasons, not necessarily for the death of a loved one, such as ending a relationship, miscarriage, loss of employment, retirement, and more. At any particular developmental stage, one may experience grief, and...

WK5Assgn .docx (1) Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation Walden University Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation My findings regarding sexual orientation on the lifespan According to Zastrow and Kirst-Ashman, "Gender Identity can be defined as an individual's internal psychological concept of self as either male or female or perhaps a mixture of both." (P. 425). Gender Identity can also be confused with similar terms, such as gender expression and gender roles. These are very diffe...

WK4Assgn extension .docx Genogram: The Hernandez Family Walden University Genogram: The Hernandez Family In the assessment of a family relationship, the social worker needs to understand better the entire family system (Hull & Kirst-Ashman, 2015). There are two types of tools that can help the assessment, the eco-map, and Genogram. The ecomap is useful for viewing the family environment as a whole picture, and in contrast, the Genogram is similar to a family tree and concentrates in o...

WK4Assgn-.docx Genogram: Hernandez Family The Hernandez Family In the assessment of a family relationship, the social worker needs to have an unrivaled perception of the entire family system when all is said in done (Hull and Kirst-Ashman, 2015). There are two sorts of gadgets that can be valuable in the evaluation, the eco-map, and genogram. The ecomap is important for survey the family condition as a rule picture, and then again, the genogram resembles a family tree and accumulates in a sol...

WK7Assgn .docx Grieving Model Walden University Grieving Model Explain how you, as a social worker, might apply the grieving model you selected to your work with families in a hospice environment. Grief is the word commonly used to refer to an individual s or group s shared experience following a loss (Prest, 2019). As a social worker, the grieving model I selected to work with families in a hospice environment is the Kubler-Ross (1969) model. I would use this model as a social worker...