Summary Of A Case Study Of Carlos Case Study

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Mariell, your response is very concise. You mention that it is crucial that we assess the efficiency of each session which correlates to the case study of Carlos. Carlos had arrived to the United States from Mexico and was having problems coping with being different and the language barrier causing him to behave in a negative manner. In addition, the relationship with his mother, who had abandoned Carlos and his sibling three years before moving, was also affecting his school performance. When the counselor met with Carlos and his mother, the counselor realized there was a language barrier impeding their communication. After evaluating the lack of productiveness, the counselor referred the family to an agency in the community that offered

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