Jack's Entering Therapy Case Study

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Jack is now entering therapy for the first time. Jack is new to this process; in fact Jack is new to the world, beyond what he knows in great measures. Jack was born inside of a shed and in the shed he was confined to only playing, sleeping, and eating. Jack was conceived shortly after his mother Joyce was abducted by Jack's father. Jack's father suffers from some type of mental or psychological disorder. So there is a slight chance that Jack could have the same traits. Jack is now five years old and does not really understand what is going on in his life right now. Jack appears to be going through some tough adjustments ever since he made an escape from the "room". I am concerned that Jack may suffer from some type of thought disorder; reasons …show more content…

Jacks mother is concerned that jack will never amend to his new school. She believes that he will be bullied or will become a bully, which will cause harm to him or others. Moving forward, Jack has a marvelous family foundation. They are in support of him as Jack learns how to accept the new world he now lives in. He now has support from his teachers, mother and grandparents. His stepfather has helped him along the way also. For example, one day Jack’s grandfather stood around and waited for Jack to, on his own, come around to accepting others. he also helped him feel like he is at home and has instilled hope into him. Jack wishes to become better in life and handle as many situations much better than what he has dealt with in the past. Earlier in the section Jack stated that he runs to the closet because he spent most of his time in the “wardrobe”. Instead of talking to someone he runs away, this is what Jack wants to work on. Jack wants to be able to have friends and be more sociable but because of his life experience he has felt intimidated and afraid of what is to

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