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The Complicated World of Family Cutoffs: Causes, Interventions, and a Deeper Understanding
Family estrangements or cutoffs are extremely widespread, affecting literally millions of people of all ages. The pain and damage from a cutoff can have a ripple effect that is passed down for generations.
Why are cutoffs so common? What are the causes? What can families do to prevent or repair rifts? How can we as Social Workers intervene to help the family find a path forward? In this webinar we will discuss partial and total cutoffs, some of the reasons families so frequently become estranged and how Social Workers can help families find a way back to a relationship.
Learning Objectives:
Learn the difference between partial and total cutoff
Identify 3 causes of family estrangement
Learn 3 clinical interventions Social Workers can implement when working with families
1 Social Work
Price
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Non-Member
$35.00
Member
$20.00
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