Ecomap for Seniors
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Ecomap for Seniors

David

91

Dorothy

85

Judy

60

Thomas

65

Jocelyn

35

Jeremy

36

m '18

m '11 d '14

m '48

m '55

Angelique

66

Daniel

23

Amelia

25

Friend

Emilio

Meals

on

Wheels

Mariel

U.S Department

of Veteran

Affairs

Caregiver

Ecomap Key

Important connection

Neutral connection

Tenuous relationship

Adopted child

Flow of resources, energy, or interest

Death

Marriage

Divorce

Household
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publish time: 2021-09-16
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This ecomap has been exclusively created for senior citizens and assessing their social relationships. Medical professionals can use it for analyzing the quality of relationships of their patients or clients. When used with other assessment tools like Genograms, this ecomap can provide a thorough understanding of a senior's past and present relationships. As this ecomap is created for seniors, it has a more complex design with multiple shapes, lines, and symbols to make it easier for them to demonstrate their relationships and their quality. An ecomap key is also available for enhanced convenience. Members of the family, US Department of Veteran Affairs, Friends, and other relationships one develops over the years can be added to this ecomap for detailed assessment.

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