Advocacy
Geeting treatment for mental illness can be difficult for anyone. However, for members of ethnic and racial minority groups, the road to treatment is often blocked by cultural views of mental disorder and therapy. In the case of Katarina, the author will use a Collaborative Language Systems Treatment Plan (Gehart & Tuttle, 2003, see Appendix A). The author’s primary concern in the early-phase is to support and maintenance of a dialogical space and assessing Katarina suicidal level (see Appendix, B, C). This method does not defend the use of proposed techniques or interventions. The author understands the need to assess what supports Katrina has, who knows, the reaction of others, and group counseling as a recommendation. As well as offering community resources for Katarina when she comes out to her workplace and family members. (Robinsion-Wood, 2013). Resource Collaboration Therefore, a resource for Katarina, the Asian Pacific Development Center is a community-based, non-profile to sever the needs of a growing residents of Asian American and Pacific Islander("Asian Pacific Development Center," 2010). The Center promotes wellness and self-sufficiency, among immigrant families through culturally thoughtfulness and linguistically …show more content…
Culture and Worldview 3 p. 2). When counseling Katarina, the author must recognize where she is when it comes to acceptance. Since gender is a presenting issue, understanding the stages is even more significant, the process the author takes with Katarina is according to American Counseling Association (2014) code of ethics. Resulting in the counselor respecting the clients C.2.a, confidentiality and privacy B.1.a,and the counseling relationship A.1.a.c and A.2.b.c (pp. 4,
Geeting treatment for mental illness can be difficult for anyone. However, for members of ethnic and racial minority groups, the road to treatment is often blocked by cultural views of mental disorder and therapy. In the case of Katarina, the author will use a Collaborative Language Systems Treatment Plan (Gehart & Tuttle, 2003, see Appendix A). The author’s primary concern in the early-phase is to support and maintenance of a dialogical space and assessing Katarina suicidal level (see Appendix, B, C). This method does not defend the use of proposed techniques or interventions. The author understands the need to assess what supports Katrina has, who knows, the reaction of others, and group counseling as a recommendation. As well as offering community resources for Katarina when she comes out to her workplace and family members. (Robinsion-Wood, 2013). Resource Collaboration Therefore, a resource for Katarina, the Asian Pacific Development Center is a community-based, non-profile to sever the needs of a growing residents of Asian American and Pacific Islander("Asian Pacific Development Center," 2010). The Center promotes wellness and self-sufficiency, among immigrant families through culturally thoughtfulness and linguistically …show more content…
Culture and Worldview 3 p. 2). When counseling Katarina, the author must recognize where she is when it comes to acceptance. Since gender is a presenting issue, understanding the stages is even more significant, the process the author takes with Katarina is according to American Counseling Association (2014) code of ethics. Resulting in the counselor respecting the clients C.2.a, confidentiality and privacy B.1.a,and the counseling relationship A.1.a.c and A.2.b.c (pp. 4,