MILT575: Resilient Marriage and Family Course DescriptionThis course studies the impact of military culture on service members and their families. It addresses precepts essential to the development of healthy and resilient military marriages and families. Topics include pre-deployment preparation, deployment, post-deployment reintegration, therapeutic needs, domestic violence, substance use, infidelity, divorce, and the impact of injury and death. Special emphasis is given to understanding, intervening, and treating the stresses and challenges of military families.RationaleWork and family are two significant life domains. The course covers the relationship between the work organization and the family in the United States military. Counselors and other mental health professionals are increasingly encountering client populations that are impacted by concerns related to military operations. Service members and their families have been subjected to frequent and extended deployments during wars that have had far-reaching influence on the military families and society as a whole. A bio-psycho-social-spiritual framework will be used for understanding military families and the Service members’ who defend our nation. Please Answer the Questions Below: Portfolio questions1. Compare and contrast how military culture and civilian culture impact families. 2. Create appropriate interventions and strategies to address contemporary issues faced by military families. 3.Construct effective prevention and treatment interventions to help military families with deployment issues. 4. Evaluate various theoretical orientations’ treatment and ethical/legal fit with military families and their issues.