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Client is a 39-year-old Hispanic male, married with four children two with his current wife, one from a previous relationship, and one who is adopted. Client stated feelings of being neglected by wife whether it's romantically or having an adult conversation. Client expressed she would rather spend her time at the gym or hanging with friends. He stated they have gone days without speaking and how it's been months since they have been romantically involved. He expressed feelings of wanting to move on and leave the married because he is no longer in love with his wife at this time. Client expressed the only reason he's remaining in the relationship is for the children and fear of having to pay child support for all four children. I hypothesize
Client attempted to call Dan’s home but his wife would pick up and she would hang up. She would constantly call his job and he would ignore her calls. Client also that Dan had moved to the suburbs once she notified him that she was pregnant with their child. When she first notified him about being pregnant, he was under the impression that she would abort the child but she was not going to do that because she loved him and she was going to love this child as well. She made c...
The client is Alberto and Angela a Mexican American married couple. I am an African American female counselor for the Mexican American clients. Although both cultures are minorities there are many differences between these
His parents separated when he was 15 years old and have been legally divorced for one year. He currently resides with his mother who maintained a relation with a man that died a year ago. The client indicated that he recognizes this person as his stepfather and he was sad to know about his death. He did not reported whether his father has re-married or not. Mr. Karson informed that he has an older sister who is a social worker and lives independently. He also reported a twin brother that resides with his father. According to the information provided by the client, he does not get along well with his mother moreover, he has a good relationship with his father. Mr. Karson has never been married and has no children of his own.
Allison is a 28 year old White Caucasian who is in her first-year doctoral student, doing a practicum at a community agency in a predominantly Latino neighborhood in a large urban area. Allison has a client called Carmen. Carmen is a 19 year-old Puerto Rican. Carmen and her family moved from Puerto Rico when she was 10 years old. Carmen is single, lives with her parents, and attends a nearby community college. For several sessions, Allison and Carmen had been looking on career options that Carmen has after she obtains her associates degree. In one of these sessions, Allison reviewed with Carmen various career options. After each suggestion that Allison gave to Carmen, Carmen would respond that she is interested, but she needs to consult
SOCIAL SUPPORT UPDATE: CM informed the client that she has a Conference Meeting to change client’s son goal is scheduled on 2/17/2016 at Edwin Gould Foster Care and Adoption Agency. CM also use baby steps to explain to the client in baby steps the important in attending meeting. CM also inquires if the client understand the severity of not attending scheduled meeting. Client replies” Por lo mismo, mi family me han dicho que ellos tiene que devolverme a mi hijo, pero ya” translate in English “For the same, my family told me, that they need to return
Mr. and Mrs. Jacques moved to the Unites States, with Samuel, from the Bahamas, approximately eleven years ago. She stated that Samuel was a child from a sexual assault and she had him due to her religious beliefs. Mr. Jacques had promised to accept him as his own. She is currently the mother of five children, who are all displaying different behavioral issues. Her husband is abusing alcohol, using drugs and is emotionally abusive. He was diagnosed as bipolar with psychotic symptoms. He does not take his medication on a consistent basis which causes problematic behavior. They have had periods of good times where Mr. Jacques was working and providing for the family. They have lived in their own home and were evicted due to Mr. Jacques inability to provide for the family due to his alcohol and substance abuse. The family was displaced into homeless shelters, due to their eviction, and were placed in transitional housing. Following placement in transitional housing Mrs. Jacques’ problems becam...
As Kirst-Ashman and Hull Jr (2012, pp. 453-454) reminds us, “the family is central to Hispanic culture and is hierarchical in structure. That is the father is the primary authority figure (Devore & Schlesinger, 1996). Furthermore, scholars inform us that many Hispanic fathers appear somewhat aloof from the family, especially the children as it is the father’s role to pursue instrumental roles such as earning a living. Often, this results in the father being less likely to express emotional support (Kirst-Ashman & Hull Jr., p. 454). Understanding these concepts of the Hernandez family culture as well as asking questions about their family members depicted on the genogram can aid me to become more informed. This can be a very positive step in the right direction in building a relationship of mutual respect and trust as in our respective roles as client and social work professional enhancing our ability to work together to determine the best intervention
SOCIAL SUPPORT UPDATE: Client reported she doesn’t have family members here in the USA. She continues to report all family members are residing in Guatemala. Client report no community support. CM tries encouraged client to participate in all onsite Recreation Activities.
In this case study, Laura and Danny have had significant changes in their lives. Laura has now left with the children and planning on moving with them to El Paso, Texas in a month. She has also filed for divorce from Danny. While Laura is making positive improvements to her life she is still concerned for Danny. She goes to collect what’s left of her belongings when she finds Danny in a state of panic. Danny has let himself go at this point. He started consuming alcohol, has not found a job, and is living with no electricity. Kid decides to pay Danny and Laura a visit and he quickly realizes Danny is in trouble. Danny begs for Kid’s assistance in order to help him start a new life. Danny is worried that he will end up alone and homeless
My client which I will refer to as Martin, is a 12 year old Hispanic male that was referred by his mother for have problems controlling his anger, poor self-esteem, and poor social skills. The client when I did his assessment was very timid and shy with myself. The answers I was getting from him were very short and straight to the point. I had little knowledge of this age group but I did know a little about him before he came in from the conversation I had with his mother. Growing up his biological father verbally, mentally, and physically abused him. His step-father after his mother remarried, was also abusive during that married. Now the most current step-father is the opposite of them, that he is loving and caring towards Martin. Martin all he has known growing up is getting hit for anything he did that was
The client L.M. is a 58 year-old female, whom identifies herself as Caucasian, and speaks only English. L.M. is divorced and has a son who is married and has two children that live in Parker, AZ. L.M. denies any relationship with mother or father, and denies having any siblings. Per a court ordered admission on October 7, 2015 to the Mountain Health and Wellness, Sub Acute Facility (SAF) located in Yuma, AZ. for a clinical evaluation. L.M. was brought in because she was found in the middle of the street, having delusions such as being raped by the “Hells Angels and the Devil”. She was found by court to be a danger to herself and others. She made threats about hurting herself, “I’m going to fucking blow my head off”, and hurting others, “I took a knife and killed everyone” (Mountain Health and Wellness, 2015). L.M. was noted as, “emotional liability, having
On the event date above, an office visit was scheduled with Mrs. Falletta. During the course of the session it was supposed to be based on completing the intake; however, Mrs. Falletta appeared to be emotional detailing her marital problem as her husband is part of a Mafia, he’s cheater, prior substance abuse, and other children out of wedlock. Mrs. Falletta is fearful for her safety, at which this writer discussed safety plan. This writer provided Mrs. Falletta with information about Family Justice Center, PATH shelter system, and the number to Hope. Mrs. Falletta reports she tried the PATH shelter, but it was not successful. She also tried the Family Justice Center and again, no success. According to Mrs. Falletta, Mr. Falletta works as
Mark has been married for more than five years and has a son age 5, he is of ethnic origin. And his wife of Sottish origin. Mark has had several disagreements with his wife Lisa over his drinking and layback behaviors. Whenever, Mark’s wife Lisa confronted him, he denied that he has an alcoholic problem, Mark drinks heavily and often stayed in bed until late afternoon. Because of drinking behavior, he was arrested for DUI and had lost his job and his driver license. His probation officer recommended that he should attend a AA meeting that the court will be empathic toward him. Mark’s father was also an alcoholic and gambler, and used to have strong uncontrollable confrontations with his wife.
The person I interviewed is a thirty eight year old mother of two young children. As I previously stated in unit 2 discussion 2, this family is originally from the Caribbean. Mom reported that she was separated from her young children for 10 years; a 13 year old male and 11 year old female. Mom lived in Coney Island, New York in a two bedrooms apartment in one of the projects and dangerous neighborhood for couple years, but recently moved to a better neighborhood in Pennsylvania hoping to give her children a fresh start. Both children have severe behavior issues and are in need of a lot of support, which includes mental health services, but the father wants to be kept out of the children’s care as he fears people will stigmatize his children
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