Brofenbrenner Ecological Model

The Brofenbrenner Ecological Model “emphasizes the belief that we must understand a person’s experiences within and between the various levels of the larger ecosystem” (Atlas, S. J., Matthews, J.R., Fritsvold, E., & Vinall, P.E. 2014). Essentially, to help an individual achieve success, the social worker, or health professional must analyze a person’s background to assist with successful health and mental outcomes.
Brofenbrenner’s Ecological system is comprised of four sub-systems that make up the Ecological system. These systems include the Microsystem, Mesosytem, Exosystem, Macrosystem, and lastly the Chronosystem.
The Microsystem consist of one’s direct environment for example family, friends, neighbors, ectara.
The Mesosystem is the relationships