Reflection on Family

Final Reflection Paper Talysa Taylor Relationships represented by marriage, and families are social structures that contribute to the survival of human beings. Neither marriage, nor family is dying. These patterns change only to benefit society, to provide stability. The structure function framework of values and purpose never changes. Families create new individuals that become contributing members of society learning social norms, methods of survival, and mating. Families are a unit that provides…

Reflection on Family Practice Experience – Part A: Counsellor Experience As part of my reflection on my family counselling practice, I have identified two themes that frame my key learning in my role as a counsellor. The first theme explores my experimentation with working within a Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy lens, and the second looks at experience with relational connection and self-congruence. While considering these themes’ implications for future practice, I critically reflected on the…

introspection consist? In general terms, introspection is a way to recognize, to learn or to be aware of our own current and recently past mental states and processes, and to self-attribute those states and processes. As opposed to retrospection—the reflection of strictly past events and experiences—introspection focuses on concurrent states and processes as they happen in our mind or occur in the stream of consciousness, and enables us to describe and report our thoughts and experiences—it does not imply…

Introduction This paper describes a significant learning family interaction that occurred when I was working in a community placement as a student nurse. I would be reflecting on that family interaction and use the “One Question Question” approach and analyse how this would contribute to your learning needs and nursing practice. Critical or significant interactions can be defined as situations that make an impression or have a special meaning to an individual. The analysis of such incidents, a…

REFLECTION PAPER FAMILY LIFE CYCLE INTERACTIONS AND THE THEARPIST Zuleika Liriano Mercy College ABSTRACT Being a family therapist is a rewarding job, but it also comes with many challenges. Families are consistently going through many changes and the therapist and the clients may not be at the same point in the family life cycle; this can at times lead to conflicts that the therapist is unable to avoid. In order to be…

coming!” Today is the day my family and I are leaving Tucson, Arizona. We are moving to a small town located in Virginia. I’m very nervous but also excited. We are leaving Arizona because my stepdad just retired from the military and he wants to live somewhere where we are surrounded by vast land. Also, on the plus side my grandparents will be very close to us. I’m going to miss all of my friends, especially my best friend Kayla. Maybe this move is the best thing for my family. I never realized how…

member on a scale from 0 to 10 how he or she think their family is doing. Explain to the family that 10 is the best that they have ever been and 0 is the worst the family has ever been. Using circular questioning, a therapist will ask all members and hopefully throughout the sessions the number will increase, showing progression and improvement within the family (Gehart, 2010). Again, general strengths may include that a family has solid social support, stable employment, and an impactful spiritual…

Reflection of the Multisystem Family Course The purpose of this reflection paper is portray the knowledge that I have learned throughout this semester regarding the multisystem utilized to identify traits and behaviors associated with the assessments of family members. Marta Lundy’s article gave a brief history of theoretical integration as she describe a multi-systemic, multi-theoretical integrative model for social work practice, even though each reading assignment was associated with a movie…

Reflection Family Nurse Practitioner Program It is clear that Family Nursing Practitioner Program is increasingly becoming valuable for nurses competing for the best job positions. Pursuing a FNP program can open many doors to students in the field of nursing as well as nursing administrators. Additionally it can result into higher salaries throughout the entire career of an individual. Enrolling in a FNP program is a smart career move. However, many nursing students are faced with a challenge…

explaining how I define family. I will also include my immediate and extended family. I will also describe what family means to me, how mine differs from other families in my neighborhood, and also how they are similar. I will also describe my family’s ethnicity and how it may affect any of my family’s health. To me, family is a group of people that are brought together by blood, adoption, or marriage. I also believe that people do not have to be blood-related to be considered a family. If two or more…