That is a good idea to focus on a client/caregiver assessment. Since, R.J. seemed to lost the support that was close to him at the time, it would be your job to assist him in support that he needs. It would be best for someone to be there for him. It would be a way in showing that based on his situation there are others, and resources that can help. By keeping him in a positive state, and not withdrawn from society. One-on-ones and referrals will hopefully change his perspective that he is not alone, and his condition does not have the power to stop him from his needs, and what he wants to
