BHT 220 - Child, Adolescent, and Family Systems

3 Credit Hours

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the interconnected influences involved in shaping the development of children and adolescents within the context of family systems. Students will receive research-informed and practical education on theoretical frameworks related to child and adolescent development and parent-child attachment mechanisms. Students will explore the influences of genetics, environment, family dynamics, and external factors on individual and family well-being. Common child, adolescent, and family issues related to mental health, disabilities, abuse, neglect, domestic violence, and/or addictions will be reviewed.

Prerequisites: BHT 150, BHT 160, BHT 170S, BHT 200

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