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1 Family-Focused Clinical Care Student’s Name Institution Course Professor Date
2 Family-Focused Clinical Care A family is the most important institution that shaped our society. And today, families are defined by many things such as family size and composition, number of children in a family or the number of members in a nuclear unit, and level of intimacy. If you are not defining your family with these parameters but instead trying to be diverse, meaning you want something other than traditional nuclear families for yourself or your children, then it is time to explore outpatient therapy. Families provide many benefits to their members. A healthy family unit supports the health outcomes of both the patient and their loved ones. Without being involved with one's immediate family, a person may have difficulty adjusting to stressors at different life stages, promoting chronic stress, which may lead to illness. In recent years, more healthcare systems have recognized its importance in patient outcomes. Now, specialists focus on the family and provide care to them and those with chronic conditions. This improves patients' outlooks and results in better communication between providers and families. For patients and their families, having access to a solid support network may have a multitude of beneficial benefits, in my experience. Interaction between these groups could become challenging when there are insufficient resources available. Yet, they must communicate closely to continue receiving appropriate treatment. It also offers some potential solutions to help these families overcome these obstacles. Furthermore, the article examines how these challenges can affect the access to care and available options for family members, highlighting the importance of considering the distinctive
3 circumstances of unconventional families. In such cases, neither traditional family structures nor conventional family expectations necessarily apply, necessitating a more inclusive and adaptive approach.
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4 Reference Foster, K., Maybery, D., Reupert, A., Gladstone, B., Grant, A., Ruud, T., ... & Kowalenko, N. (2016). Family-focused practice in mental health care: An integrative review. Child & Youth Services , 37 (2), 129-155.