treatment plan

This case study is based on the flowing video which shows the story

1.*Problem Identification [behavioral descriptions]. For example: Client complaints include thought life dominated by recent losses (retirement and death of spouse), sadness, loss of appetite, little enjoyment of or interest in activities, hypersomnia, and lethargy

2.Theoretical Conceptualization/Case Formulation. USING THE LANGUAGE OF THE THEORY, how would a counselor using the theory de jour describe this client in terms of maladjustment and his presenting problem(s)?

3.General Outcome Goals [Over-arching goals that address the client’s problem(s) in light of the theory’s view of healthy functioning – USE THE LANGUAGE OF THE THEORY]

4.Outcome Objectives and Interventions [Two parts: (1) Short-Term, step-by-step, specific sub-goals to move the client toward the Outcome Goals listed in #3; (2) specific evidenced-based interventions from the theory (using the language of the theory) the counselor might use to successfully complete the outcome objectives. LIST AN OUTCOME OBJECTIVE AND ONE OR MORE TECHNIQUES/ INTERVENTIONS YOU WOULD USE TO COMPLETE THE OBJECTIVE. In both cases—outcome objectives and techniques/interventions, use the language of the theory.

1.Outcome objective

1.Intervention/Technique

2.Intervention/Technique

Rationale: Explain the choice of the outcome objective and the specific interventions/techniques selected.

2.Outcome objective

1.Intervention/Technique

2.Intervention/Technique

Rationale: Explain the choice of the outcome objective and the specific interventions/techniques selected.

ETC., ETC., ETC. – You will decide how many objectives and I/Ts you will use. note: you can use the same theory approach as the first treatment plan.