The Social Ecological Model and the Five Components

The basics of the United States is to believe that everyone should be treated equal. During the past two centuries there was great progress in eliminating racial discrimination and inequality. The United States has gone a long way, but further progress can be made before race and ethnic differences are completely eliminated and should not stop. A fundamental field with major differences in the medical industry. There is evidence that medical treatment is not evenly distributed among residents of the United States.

Robin McWilliam (2003, 2010) developed a model that emphasizes five elements: Understanding family ecology through ecological maps; conducting functional needs assessment through regular interviews; major service providers Counseling by parents who provide interdisciplinary services through the use of home counseling on childcare through individual intervention within daily procedures, supporting counseling for home visits. "These services will be offered in a multifaceted team approach for families, in the natural environment for children, preferably at the local level."

The purpose of the introduction is to propose a modification to the "sports factor" of the Pathways intervention plan and the basis of the revision is a socio-ecological model. This article describes the self-efficacy of physical activity, participation in physical activity, and the curriculum provided for this part of the Pathways intervention program. - In this article we will focus on the macro system and consider society, culture and ecosystem. Mental health and regional counselors need to pay attention to complex and mutual interactions that represent individual behavior in the situation. Macro system: a culture that describes human life. Cultural background includes developing and developed countries, socio-economic status, poverty and ethnicity.