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    Lonnie in order is First a mental exam Housing assisting they live in a low housing and depends on the community might need to be changed. Family Therapy-They have kids sons that visit once in a while and a daughter that has no contact. doesn’t work because of her medical problems. She already gets disability so she wouldn’t need help in that area. Couples Therapy. They don’t get along after 39 years Lonnie &Dorothy will need a course in financial planning and counseling services from an agency…

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    The Diaz family has been in the United States for about eight years. They immigrated to north eastern Pennsylvania from Puerto Ricco, to be closer to their grandmother and to have a better life, away from the projects that they had been living in. The family consists of a mother Angelica, a daughter Rose, and two sons, Miguel and Ian. The family was very close, but they have become more distant since their father left them emotional, broken and also taken most of the families income with him.…

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    conceptualization will consider using the solution-focused theory to improve the lives of a family of three. This family lives in the same household and is comprised of a dad named Paul (age 35), his daughter named Alvonne (age 15), and Paul’s mother named Jenna (age 70). The subsequent approach will further explain Paul’s dilemma with an aging mother and “troublesome” teenage daughter, followed by a description of how this family is currently functioning. After that will be a view of this…

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    pairing a family therapy model in conjunction with my family of origin has brought about insight regarding how therapy may have been a benefiting factor within my childhood family. A family of origin can be conceived as the ”living unit in which a person has his or her beginnings physiologically, psychologically, and emotionally” (Rover, 2004, p.44). Upon examination of my family of origin, it is evident that I was fortunate enough to find safety and security within a functional family unit.…

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    The client Buddy, a sixteen-year-old white male, he is slim, fair and he is very discreet. He has been in residential and foster homes for the past five years of his life. Originally, Buddy was detached from the family home for arson and other delinquent behaviors. Buddy is being released to the physical custody of his mother upon his release from the residential home. The client was referred for services from the county Department of Social Services. Buddy has been in several different foster…

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    from different models, the foundations of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and solution-focused family therapy (SFBT) share many characteristics allowing the two frameworks to work well together. When tailored for families, CBT is brief and solution-focused. Therapist examines patterns, especially around issues of conflict, to identify the roots of the problem, as well as the goals for the therapy. The work is focused on helping the family members to gain insight into distorted or irrational…

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    Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Leading Figures The original leading figures were founder Steve de Shazer and co-founder Insoo Kim Berg whom pulled their roots from the Mental Research Institute (MRI) in Palo Alto, California (Evans & Evans, 2013; Goldenberg & Goldenberg, 2013; Murdock, 2013; Taylor, 2009; Trepper, Dolan, McCollum, & Nelson, 2006). The second generation were Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) evolved into Brief Family Therapy (BFT) with the aid from the Milwaukee training…

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    shared with me that she is interested in individual and family counseling. Her family is identified as a Caucasian family. They reside in California. The Fitzgerald family consists of two parents, three teenagers, and an aunt. The family members are: Brian (father), Sara (Mother), Kate (Oldest Daughter), Jesse (Middle child/ Kate and Anna’s Brother), Anna (Youngest Sister), and Kelly (Sara’s Sister/ Kate, Jesse, and Anna’s Aunt). The family dynamic is focused around Kate who has Leukemia.…

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    Family Behavior Therapy

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    to Treat Neglect A Controlled Evaluation of Family Behavior Therapy in Concurrent Child Neglect and Drug Abuse is a study where they selected 72 mothers who had been reported for child neglect and drug abuse by the Department of Family Services (Donohue, Azrin, Bradshaw, Van Hasselt, Cross, Urgelles, & ... Allen, (2014). Family Behavior Therapy (FBT) uses a family support system and therapy assignments as its foundation. The belief behind this therapy is that the parent’s drug abuse is the…

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    Freud Family Therapy

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    mother. These family issues arose early on in Freud’s life and continued to build on his depression. We also see a family tragedy that occur in the latter part of Freud’s life as his four sisters were victims of the treacherous concentration camps. The whole goal behind family therapy is to make the family into one cohesive and productive unit. It attempts to embed everyone’s perspective and formulate progressive relations through positive communication and establish a bond of unity. Family…

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