Understanding Human Behavior And The Social Environment?

The article, School-Based Group Interventions for Children Exposed to Domestic Violence, contains information about children who are exposed to the trauma of domestic violence have an increase tendency to experience complications with emotional and physical behavior issues, academic functioning, and lack of social skills. Children who are exposed to the trauma of domestic violence are provided care from mental health practitioners in schools. Such examples include school counselors, school psychologists, and school social workers, so with the guidance of these mental health practitioners, they can direct children with services like group counseling interventions that are structured exercises and play therapy. Many schools provide access to intervention services for all children because many children may not have access to resources outside of the school settings. The article provides six objectives

The book provides details about children who are exposed to domestic violence. The textbook explains the role of a social worker who encounters a psychological maltreated child. In the book, “Understanding Human Behavior and the Social Environment”, the first question to address: “Is the child at risk from abuse or neglect and to what degree?” (Zastrow & Kirst-Ashman, 2013, 223). If I was a social worker, I think the most important thing is to insure the safety of your client. According to Zastrow and Kirst Ashamn (2013), the next questions includes defining the problem, the strengths or protective factors that could be built on with services to alleviate the problem, and understanding if the home is a safe environment. I think it is important to understand these questions because they provide answers to the solution. As a social work, it is important to understand the primary problem because it provides wisdom to understand the cause of the