Tools to Work with the PTSD WW II Family
By | July 19, 2015

The PDSD WWII family is a dysfunctional Family. What you need to know first of all are the 10 signs of a dysfunctional aging family . Then add a history of PTSD in World War II as the 11th sign.
What are the CORE skills you need to work with a dysfunctional aging family ?Add to the core skills, like containment and objectivity, knowing the tools to help a PTSD family.
Next as I said in the last blog to use the whole family approach .You balance the needs of the senior and each family member and many times meets all their needs to get the older person care.
Lastly you need to have tools to work with PTSD and First Lady Michele Obama and NASW have just created a free course to help professional learn how to use this tool box
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