children, adolescents, and gerontology Flashcards
assessment issues are
needing to rely on all contacts for information/developing relationships with all systems teacher, servce providers, family members
types off assessments
- verbal contacts (parents, teachers, service providers, etc
- non-verbal draw a person test -client’s self image, and use of play
- observation: are interests age appropriate, mood reflected in play, themes relating areas of distress, how does child relate to u, can child focus on task
what is the role of the parents
need to include parent perspective and reasons for referral (need to include in treatment plan
attachment and bonding
- bond of affection that focuses on a particular person (parents/caretaker)
- secure attachment -feels confident about exploring enviornment
- anxious resistant attachment: parent is inconsistent; separation anxiety; fear of exploring the work
- anxious avoidant attachment: child expects rejection; unable to trust others
what is separation anxiety disorder?
excessive anxiety concerning separation from the home or from those who child is attached
what is conduct disorder?
persistent patter of behavior in which the basic rights of others or social norms/rules are violated (anti-social personality disorder if over 18).
what is selective mutism?
failure to speak in specific social situations despite speaking in other situations.
what is school phobia
due to fear of separation from the mother or primary caretaker
autistic disorder
impaired development in reciprocal social interaction & communication; markedly restricted repertoire of activity and interests.
public law 94-142 is what?
least restrictive environment (LRE) IEP, Parent involvment.
termination with children
loss of worker is experienced as a concrete loss
child welfare services:
- fostercare,
- adoption, *kinship care, *permenancey planning = return child to biological home.
- group care settings -residential treatment
gerontology
the scientific study of old age, the process of aging, and the particular problems of old people.
what are caregivers and their two stressors
can experience higer rates of depression
- primary stressor= activities directly performed for the elder( burnout)
- secondary stressors = resulting from the extra burden of care(lack of finances)
what are treatment issues of the elderly
- transitions/changes
- finding placement (cost, availability, family guilt, clinician values)
- elder abuse
- dementia
- death and dying -swkrs own fears and insecurities