Counselor Case Study Assignment

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Counselor has been receiving updates from the JVS Pathway’s team on Josiah’s performance during his internship at TJ Maxx. The emails have been indicating that he has been having good days and bad day’s during the internship (see email case notes). On 8/16/17, counselor received a call from Bill with the Pathway’s team who wanted to speak with this counselor about Josiah’s day on 8/15/17 and about a discussion he had with Josiah and his mother Marie. Bill stated that he called Josiah after his shift to speak with him as on the job he stated that he wasn’t performing cleaning duties and didn’t want to work. Bill stated he spoke with his mother Marie and she was very concerned as Josiah came home and told her he was “stressed, miserable, didn’t

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