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Yellowbird Family Case Study The case of Jason Yellowbird and his family is an all-too-common one: pregnant with him at the age of seventeen, Jason's mother Carol marries Jason's father, Stone Yellowbird, only to divorce him when Jason is four years old. Since remarrying, Jason has suffered from abuse and neglect at the hands of both his mother and his stepfather, and has been in and out of the foster care system and the juvenile justice system. Currently living with a treatment foster family that is a part of the community's foster care program, Jason is being prepared for returning to live with his mother and stepfather again, something that both of the guardians in this case have resisted before. Developing appropriate assessment techniques and preliminary interventions is vital to helping Jason find some real stability and direction in his life, or he is liable...

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Learning exactly how Jason, his mother, and his stepfather all perceive the situation will help identify the underlying problems in the family dynamic. An indirect way to come to certain understandings along the same lines would be to ask the three involved to keep diaries that cover day-to-day issues as well as the specific episodes and issues that come up regarding this dynamic. This method may not provide the same clarity as interviews would, but might achieve a greater level of honesty and introspection due to the privacy inherent to diary writing, even knowing it will be…

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