Assignment 2: A Case Study Of Lindsay

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SES met with Lindsay at her home in Takoma Park, MD to coordinate CM vocational and behavioral services. SES asked Lindsay how things were going; once and Lindsay stated that she continues to struggle with depressive thoughts. SES asked Lindsay had she thought any further on her vocational job search and possible training opportunities. Lindsay stated again she is interested in IT training, but that considers her first priority to work on towards improving her own behavioral health. SES replied that Lindsay's thoughts on the topic and suggestion of seeking care were impressive; it that she has thoroughly analyzed her present day situation. SES again stated that securing clinical treatment will most certainly pay major dividends in terms

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