This week's Unnatural Causes film has been shown in a wide variety of community settings, with the following questions used to help promote dialogue. Please select 2 questions for your initial posts and submit to the matching thread titles on the forum. You are welcome to discuss more than two, as well as raise other burning questions and thoughts you had from watching this video.Question One: How do the lives of Jim Taylor, Tondra Young, Corey Anderson, and Mary Turner exemplify concepts like the wealth-health gradient and the importance of power and control? What does comparing data maps of disease rates in the different Louisville council districts reveal? What might explain observed differences? Question Two: Professor Leonard Syme defines control of destiny as the "ability to influence the events that impinge on your life." Why is this ability an important factor for health? What stories from Corey Anderson's life exemplify a high demand /low control job and stressful home situation? What stories from Jim Taylor's life illustrate how wealth, power and status translate into better health? Question Three: Some chronic stressors mentioned in the film are: being on guard all the time, having little control at work, living in an unsafe neighborhood, being uncertain about where food will come from, and worrying about one's children. What additional stressors can you think of? How do exposures to stressors-- and resources available to manage them-- vary with class position? Describe the societal forces that create and reinforce these stressors. What additional set of stressors might racism impose? Question Four: Dr. Jack Shonkoff, when talking about early childhood, says, "The concept here is the pile-up of risk, the cumulative burden of having things that are increasing your chances of having problems, as opposed to the cumulative protection of having things in your life that increase the likelihood that you can have better outcomes." What are examples of the "pile up" of cumulative advantage – and disadvantage?

Complete your treatment plan template for Eliza based on the previous assignments findings and any feedback received from your instructor. Additionally, write and submit a 700-1,050-word essay that includes the following:The treatment theory you would use and why.A description of how you would address any mental health, medical, legal, and substance use issues that the client exhibits in the case study through the lens of your counseling theory of choice.Include at least three scholarly sources in your paper.Submit the paper and the treatment plan to your instructor

Evaluate the attached case and produce an intervention plan using the ASPIRE Framework/Model. At each stage of the 4 phase ASPIRE framework provide a description of the specific factors in the client case. Note: In doing this assignment, you have to assume your role as a social worker/case manager. Assessment: Assess client family/social system...describe what is happening in the client's life/social system (ecological system)Planning: Identify all possible resources such as support systems to help in the intervention processIntervention: Offer services to address the identified problem/treatmentEvaluation: Complete evaluation of client progress..state what you will do