Reference no: EM132179814
Question: Choose one of the family of origin challenges discussed in the readings: death -- here you can use when the death occurs, or divorce. This discussion post is 4 paragraphs in length, one paragraph for each numbered component. (about 300-350 words total)
1. Using the material from the module readings and video resources, note the family of origin event you have chosen and then discuss which aspect of this challenge you believe is most difficult for the family to deal with and why. You must provide direct material from the resources, including chapter numbers, page numbers and so forth. If using the video, describe what material came directly from the video.
2. Explain one significant influence the family of origin has when responding to the challenge you chose and the reasons you think the family of origin has this influence. Provide support for this with module material that includes page numbers and chapter numbers, and if using the video, describe what material came directly from the video.
3. Discuss one method that was utilized in the readings or videos that seems to be the most effective approach to use with families facing this challenge and explain the reason(s) you think this approach would be the most effective. Include the chapters and page numbers and video reference information by describing what material that came directly from the video is useful.
4. Using the Internet as a resource, list one informal and one formal support resource family members could utilize to help them with this particular challenge and provide the link to this support resource. Explain the reasons you have chosen these resources.
Submission: After you post your initial post, reply to two or more of your classmates' postings (three additional postings are needed for an "Exemplary" grade). When responding to your classmates, using material from the module, compare and contrast the method you chose with the method they chose. If you both chose the same coping mechanism, offer an alternative coping mechanism to deal with their loss, crisis, or death that differs from the coping mechanism they mentioned in their post.