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Adult Protective Analysis

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All in all, the course, Adult Protective, has made me better understand the seriousness of adult maltreatment, because it shows the seriousness and actual situations older individuals face on a daily basis. I did not fully understand what happens to certain older adults when they get older. When we are young, we think about what happens when people get older and we think either they die peacefully in their sleep at home or they move to an assistant living facility. However, that’s not reality and after reading “Protecting the Shadow,” it gives clear and understood insight of what a lot of elderly people go through. Not to mention, Social workers are dealing with helping as many individuals as they can who are dealing with adult maltreatment.

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