Client TPS grant the client authorization to work but due to the client medical condition she is unable to work. Client this submitted psychosocial and psychiatric evaluation from Woodhull Hospital. CM referred the client to see the onsite psychiatric for an update psychiatric evaluation. Client also reported Dr. Bekbolatoya, Aliya/PCP referred the client for home pt (“physical therapy”) unfortunately the client wasn’t a candidate.…
HOUSING UPATES; Client is undocumented and reported at the present time she doesn 't have no housing plan. Client is a candidate for Assisted Living Facility or Adult Home. WORKER ASSESS: Client is an elderly lady with medical problems and she appears to shows the following: she think thatt harm is occurring to her, or is going to occur her. She thinks people are out to get her for her money.…
The only factors that may prohibit clients from utilizing services is if they do not fall within the income guidelines or if they are confined. The other factor would be if the client refusing to be treated or confidentiality issues or concerns. In summary, the department is committed to ensuring that all Floridians are provided with resources to assist them with taking care of themselves, their partner and their families. It was very clear that the professionals were committed to helping families.…
For the signature assignment, I have decided to choose a case/client I have been working with for six months. The client is a 27 year-old female, Native American, married, has children, low-income, Epileptic, PTSD, and drinks alcohol. She was self-referred as well as referred to me from Indian Education with the local school district. The main reason for the referral was due to the fact that she had been a rape victim, diagnosed with PTSD, wished to feel “normal again”, and also wished to have help working with husband to help him understand. On intake, we talked about her PTSD in length and what happened.…
Lamyia Walters has been cooperative but very deceitful when describing her relationship status and domestic abuse issues. She has had consistent contact with the caseworker since case opening. Lamyia switches from hostile to apologetic with worker daily. Lamyia continues to provide different explanations for the reasons the children were brought into care. These explanations often completely contradict one another.…
The claimant has a past medical history of depression and anger. He had suicidal thoughts and felt desperate but unable to function. He reported obsessive repetitive thoughts and hopelessness. He had tried Lexapro, but had a negative reaction, including uncontrolled rage and attacking his girlfriend. He was unable to make some follow-up visits and to have psychiatric evaluation due to insufficient funds.…
In the first section of Moskowitz’s essay she explains that negative feelings are sent to her by reading the letter her mom had written her when she was in California receiving treatment for her disease. In the same section she explains that as a teenager she remembers seeing constant reminders about how ill her mom was but chose to ignore it and worry about her own physical appearance as she was sixteen and worrying about something else might set her off edge. She dared not explore her mother’s disease. She explains that she was afraid to explore her mother’s disease, as was the rest of her family. Their way of coping was to deal with death the only way they could which was by denying that it was happening in their own home.…
John is a mandated client which means that he is required to meet with me against his will. I will need to be understanding and supportive of his situation, acknowledging that this is a difficult situation for all. It would be a challenge to motivate John into becoming actively engaged in treatment but it’s the responsibility of the John, myself and the system of care.…
Pet Peeve Snap! Went my mom’s ankle as she strode down the stairs. “Call 911!” She yelled.…
Diagnosis The client, Gwen Cummings, comes to the inpatient substance use treatment facility presenting with apparent symptoms of severe substance use disorder and potentially childhood trauma. According to the criteria from the DSM-5 on Substance Use Disorder, the “substance is often taken in larger amounts or over a longer period than was intended” (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). Gwen shared that she and her boyfriend recently woke up late prior to their attendance at their friend’s wedding, unable to remember the details leading up to the end of the night. This, and other shared accounts from the client indicate that she met the first criteria for substance use disorder.…
The client explained the mother lifestyle after the parent got divorced, she ended up becoming a prostitute have different men around him. The client at this time appears to have issues with women and an anger problem.…
What are the barriers to receiving services and how might a human service professional counter them? There can be many different barriers to receiving services such as the clients view of their situation, embarrassment, reluctance to admit they have a problem, cultural differences, and client’s perception of helpers are some of the barriers that prevent people from seeking help. As human service professionals, we can counter some of these barriers by communicating with clients and building positive relationships, so we can understand the needs of our clients and adequately help them. In terms of cultural differences we should educate ourselves on the different cultural values of the clients we will be working with.…
The client is a 38-year-old, divorced Mexican female, with two children; presenting with anxiety and depression symptoms. She has a successful, good paying career in upper-level management at a thriving business; for over six years. The client was in a recent car accident that left her with two broken legs. Because of this incident, the client reported being constantly worried that she would lose her job and be unable to provide properly for her children. As well as fearing how her injury would hamper her getting to work on time and performing everyday activities such as cleaning and cooking.…
Parent Medical Clinic Acquires Specialty Medical Clinic Policies for the New Clinic Strategy for a successful start of a new clinic is based on quickly crating name or high profile and recognition with the community through, promotional events, public speaking, networking and print advertising. These marketing tools will help in developing the organization followed with sales strategy that relies on a pleasant and accessible location. Employees must be highly motivated, well trained and provide the patient best care and experience possible in every interaction. Every element in this environment should be in control by the higher department. • For the first 60 days following the third "no-call/no-show" appointment, the patient will only…
Joanne had done several testing and from the date acquired showed there is no effectiveness and improvement from her recent consultation. She choose to disregarded the outcome information and proposed to the company that a longer trail was needed continue to offer the unproductive consultation at very high fees until the company realized the ineffectiveness and finally terminate the contract with her. Joanne’s choose to disregard the date and continue offer the unproductive consultation are in breach of the principle of non-maleficence. If Joanne feels she is incompetence to the task given, she should not continue the counseling session to avoid making improper assessment and harming clients.…