Discuss the basic concepts of first-order cybernetics and second-order cybernetics and how they differ in their implications for understanding and working with client systems.

>Discuss the basic concepts of first-order cybernetics and second-order cybernetics and how they differ in their implications for understanding and working with client systems.

>Compare and contrast the basic concepts and assumptions for the modern and postmodern perspectives, including how these perspectives tend to align with first-order and second-order cybernetics.

>Analyze how modern assumptions tend to align with the therapist as an expert while postmodern assumptions tend to align with the therapist as a non-expert.

(Chp 3 text is linked in word doc)

2)Review Case Study: Midori (linked in Resources).

Note: You will use this same case study at different times during this course; each time you will approach it from a different theoretical perspective.

For this discussion, review the case study and consider Midori’s situation from a Bowenian perspective. Then, respond to the following:

>Who would the clinician want to attend in majority of the sessions from a Bowenian perspective? Why?

>What is the role of the therapist from this perspective?

>What would the assessment process look like from this perspective?

>Who or what would be the target of intervention, and what would be examples of specific interventions that would be used from this perspective?

>Is this a strength-based model or a deficit-based model of therapy? Explain.

>What is the theory of change from this perspective?

(Linked below)

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