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Personal History
The client attends high school in a middle-class Midwestern high school and is an above-average student who has shown an interest in fashion design. Her childhood was uneventful except for the most recent domestic violence incidents involving her mother and former step-father. Although Julie reports have several friends, she denies having any close friends besides her boyfriend, “Francisco” and denies being sexually active. At present, Julie is a member of the yearbook committee at her school and she participated in volunteer activities at a local shelter the previous 2 years.
5. Initial Assessment of Functioning
The client is an otherwise well-functioning teenager who is experiencing problems at home in responding to her mother’s depression and increasing need for assistance.
6. Medical History and Health Related Issues
The client reports general good health except for trouble sleeping in recent weeks. The client denies tobacco or illicit drug use and has not been treated for any mental health disorders in the past.
7. Counselor Case Conceptualization
This case is can be conceptualized using Dorothea Orem’s self-care model that provides a number of strategies for helping young people cope with family-related problems.
8. Counseling Plan
The goals of the counseling plan were three-fold: (a) provide Julie with the information and resources she needed to better cope with her current problems and develop resiliency for the future; (b)…
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