PCN 275 Topic 4 Portrait of a Family (Obj. 4.1, 4.2, 4.4, and 4.5)
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Read the case study: Portrait of a Family
Provide short answers of 250-500 words each, addressing each of the following;
Describe how each role in the family system operates to support and/or deny the addictive behavior. How does family support, or lack thereof, influence the outcome of the addicted individual in the story?
Describe the potential impact treatment could have on creating/re-creating a balanced family system. How do the roles and rules within the family system change when the recovery process starts?
Discuss the potential impact of family attitudes and behaviors on the individual’s recovery from substance use and addictive disorders. How does the presence of another family member with an active substance use or addictive disorder influence another family member’s recovery?
How the roles and rules within the family system may change during the recovery process.
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PCN 275 Topic 4: Family Portrait (Obj. 4.1, 4.2, 4.4, and 4.5)
Details:
Portrait of a Family is a case study that you should read.
Provide short answers of 250-500 words to each of the following questions:
Describe how each family member’s position contributes to the support and/or denial of addictive behavior. How does the presence or absence of family support affect the result of the addict in the story?
Describe how treatment might affect the creation/recreation of a healthy family system. When the rehabilitation process begins, how do the roles and regulations within the family structure change?
Discuss the potential impact of family attitudes and behaviors on the individual’s recovery from substance use and addictive disorders. How does the presence of another family member with
