Case Study Of Morgan And Barb Seidel

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This counselor met with Morgan and Barb Seidel with Career Directions at Morgan's Macomb Mall worksite on 12/5/17. Barb has been working with Morgan to identify her strengths and explore areas of employment that will be a good fit for her given her disabilities and barriers. Barb started off by reviewing the testing that she did with Morgan. Barb informed this counselor that she already reviewed the results with Morgan's grandparents on 11/16. She stated that they didn't have any questions, issues, or concerns with the testing. Barb then went over the results with this counselor. Morgan was given the WRAT-R and her scores were as follows: word reading 2.8, sentence comprehension 2.2, math 1.4, and spelling 10.8 (although Barb is recalculating this score). Morgan also took an interest inventory. Her interests included: animal care, horticulture (cutting grass/greenhouse work), and housekeeping. Morgan stated that she really wants to work at a nursing home cleaning or at Walmart as she shops there all the time. …show more content…

As Morgan has several interests, Barb spoke with this counselor about her next steps with Morgan. Barb provided this counselor with a copy of Morgan's visual resume and types resume for her file. Barb then stated that she is now looking to set up a few work experiences for Morgan at either Meijer or PetSmart. Barb stated that she will keep this counselor updated once everything is set

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