There are multiple therapies that may benefit this case (a) family therapy, (b) play therapy or client centered therapy, and (c) motivational therapy or interviewing. Each therapeutic intervention provided has been scientifically proven to cause significant impacts on healthy family development. Theoretically, once the family dynamic is restore then the individuals within the family will be able to thrive or function in individual systems and his or her subsystems. Clinician’s ultimate goal is to be able to make the connection between each individual in the family, acknowledge individual desires, goals, and aspirations, and help each individual function in the family as a whole.
Family Therapy
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Most importantly, play therapy or client centered therapy may be the catalyst of change for Anna’s disinhibited social engagement. Meaning that Anna may develop appropriate friendships, learn how to interact with adults appropriately, and form a healthy bond with her mother and step-father. The clinician also has the ability to make appropriate referrals for resources that will be beneficial to Anna’s learning. He or she can recommend and Admissions Review and Dismissal (ARD) meeting to determine whether Anna needs special education services, more challenging work, or a transfer to a different school. Anna’s inability to thrive with normally with other children may or may not be a direct indicator that she is developmentally delayed; however, research showed that children who have an inability to thrive may be advanced for his or her age and bored with the coursework. Whatever the case with Anna the aforementioned therapies may intervene and restore her relationship with her …show more content…
Karen would need to obtain a full-time job with benefits, receive a higher education, maintain her health with the help of her physician, participate in protective and regular parenting classes, and therapy. In addition, Frank would need to participate in protective and regular parenting and obtain a higher education to thrive. Notwithstanding his absence, if it is recommended that Walter be introduced to Anna, then Walter would need to participate in protective and regular parenting course, alcohol anonymous, maintain a safe and stable living environment and maintain employment
Family Therapy
Family therapy is a style of therapy that may …show more content…
Most importantly, play therapy or client centered therapy may be the catalyst of change for Anna’s disinhibited social engagement. Meaning that Anna may develop appropriate friendships, learn how to interact with adults appropriately, and form a healthy bond with her mother and step-father. The clinician also has the ability to make appropriate referrals for resources that will be beneficial to Anna’s learning. He or she can recommend and Admissions Review and Dismissal (ARD) meeting to determine whether Anna needs special education services, more challenging work, or a transfer to a different school. Anna’s inability to thrive with normally with other children may or may not be a direct indicator that she is developmentally delayed; however, research showed that children who have an inability to thrive may be advanced for his or her age and bored with the coursework. Whatever the case with Anna the aforementioned therapies may intervene and restore her relationship with her …show more content…
Karen would need to obtain a full-time job with benefits, receive a higher education, maintain her health with the help of her physician, participate in protective and regular parenting classes, and therapy. In addition, Frank would need to participate in protective and regular parenting and obtain a higher education to thrive. Notwithstanding his absence, if it is recommended that Walter be introduced to Anna, then Walter would need to participate in protective and regular parenting course, alcohol anonymous, maintain a safe and stable living environment and maintain employment