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    the family. There are several concepts central to Family Systems theory which we can investigate to help us understand and analyze my decision to change schools. These concepts come from the inclusive Family System Theory, which is credited to Murray Bowen (Dale & Smith, 2012). These concepts include: differentiation of self, emotional cutoff, multigenerational transmission, and sibling position. Differentiation of self is used within Family Systems Theory to describe the boundaries which exist…

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    family as a whole. When understanding this theory there are some key terms to remember. Wholeness, interdependence, homeostasis, boundaries, and hierarchy are all terms that describe family systems theory the best. This theory was expanded upon by Murray Bowen. Wholeness is defined as the sum of all parts (Herring, 2015). This means that in order to understand the family one has to examine the whole family to understand its dynamics. When applying wholeness to my practicum cite, at Lumberton…

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    Family of Origin Analysis Paper It was once said by Mama Joe in the famed 90’s motion picture, “Soul Food,” “One finger won’t make an impact, but you ball all those fingers into a fist, and you can strike a mighty blow.” Mama Joe’s character, the Grandmother figure in the film, and all of her poignant quotes have resonated with me over the years, but I believe this particular quote, from a figurative standpoint, has shaped the foundation for my family. My family is the sum of all its parts. We…

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    based on building family structure and stability. The influential developers of this theory is quite a few. There is Alfred Adler, who was the first developer to take interest and brought up the idea to use the systemic approach in family therapy. Murray Bowen, who discovered the idea of multigenerational family therapy. Virginia Satir, who couldn’t stress enough how important communication and emotional understanding is in a family. Carl Whitaker, who “enforced self-determination, choice,…

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    For this assignment, I am going to conceptualize this case using the transgenerational model of Murray Bowen. This model sees current family patterns embedded in unresolved issues in the family of origin. When problems remain unsettled, they persist and repeat across generations. The family is seen as an emotional unit, a network of interlocking relationships. First, we will focus on the differentiation of self. It looks like the main characters of our case; Jacob, Leah and Rachel are poorly…

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    In the 1999 film American Beauty, the Burnham family consists of a mother, father, and daughter. The father, Lester, is an agency writer while his wife, Carolyn, is a realtor attempting to compete to sell houses against fellow realtor Buddy King. Their daughter Jane is a dancing Spartanette who has grown distant from both of her parents and holds her father in contempt. Moving into neighborhood, new neighbors Col. Frank Fitts, Barbara Fitts, and Ricky Fitts, changes the dynamic of the…

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    Micro: Symbolic Interaction Language/Experiences: “Incident”, the poem without a doubt shows racism, I think specifically colorism very clearly. Poor young kid had to experience one of the most shocking and maybe hurtful moments in his life. Discrimination is taught to us by how society treats a certain race on tv, media, and even in religion. The person who was saying this very hurtful word had just changed this young person's view of society and maybe even the young kid's world view as a…

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    Family preservation policy is a movement that is used to help keep children in their homes with their families rather than in foster home or institutions. This movement was created because a change was needed on an earlier policy known as family breakup, which pulled children out of unfit homes, but at this time living in poverty was seen as a justified reason to remove children from their homes. Initially, the term "family preservation" was applied to Homebuilders, which was known as a foster…

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    The importance of discussing particular topics with age-appropriate students was revealed in an interview with Margaret Shuffler, an Abstinence Plus teacher at Murray Middle school. When asked about any noteworthy experiences, she recalled an event that occurred earlier this year. Shuffler stated, “ This year, I had an anonymous 8th grade note saying: I have been raped before. Does this mean I have lost my virginity…

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    Michael Hibberd is one of the 12 AFL footballers currently contracted to the Essendon Football Club (Essendon) found by the Court of Arbitration (CAS) to have breached clause 11.2 of the Australian Football League (AFL) anti-doping code as a result of their part in the Essendon supplements saga in 2012. Hibberd, along with 33 other past and present Essendon footballers were “sanctioned with a period of ineligibility of two years as of 31 March 2015”. Currently, Hibberd is serving a provisional…

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