Assignment: Metacontextual Life cycle
Assignment: Multicontextual Life cycle

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Assignment: Multicontextual Life cycle

In this assignment, you will explain the Multicontextual Life Cycle Framework as well as completing a self-genogram of your family system. Complete the “Multicontextual Life Cycle Framework” worksheet. This assignment assesses the following programmatic competency: 6.1: Analyze the forms and functions of families at different developmental stages.

In order to analyze a family system, it is important to understand the multisystem structure. This assignment will help you learn this concept.

First, create a self-genogram of your family system, looking at it through the multisystem lens. Complete your family’s genogram and discuss your family system in terms of the family life cycle.

The genogram can be handwritten and scanned, done as a PDF, or done using Word tools to ensure it can be uploaded to LoudCloud. You can also go to the following site or another similar genogram site of your choice to download the GenPro software.

http://www.genopro.com/

Use the different phases listed in Figure 1.5 of the textbook to look at both the emotional process of transition and the second order tasks (If you have a large family, pick six to eight key individuals including yourself to discuss). Relate this to what your family members are going through in their lives presently (you can include key moments of the past – someone passing away, going through cancer treatment, miscarriage, etc.):

All family members
Include ages (if known), marriages, divorces, deaths
Substance use identified
Mental illness identified
All relationship dynamics
Human development takes shape as individuals evolve through the matrix of the family life cycle, embedded in the larger sociocultural context. … This chapter and this book offer a multicontextual life cycle framework for understand- ing families in the United States in their cultural con- text over their life course.