Case Study Mrs. Hungness
III. Service Contract
A. Issues
1. Client-Identified Issues
Mrs. Hungness has identified the following issues:
a. Anxiety
b. Social anxiety
c. Anxiety related panic attacks
d. Depression
e. Self-esteem issues
f. Feeling she must be perfect
g. Having high expectations of herself
h. Inability to eat (eating disorder)
i. Committing to things she cannot finish
j. Over stretching herself
2. Worker-Identified Issues
Following the first interview, I tentatively identified the following as potential issues:
a. Anxiety related to social issues
b. Anxiety in most areas of her life
c. Panic attacks when her anxiety gets out of control
d. Self-isolation
e. Issues related to low self-esteem
f. Issues related to perfectionism
g. Issues with …show more content…
Before the start of the next school semester, reach out to disability services to complete the paperwork for school accommodations to be put in place. These accommodations will decrease unwarranted stress and anxiety attacks.
C. Plans
1. Action Plan/Service Approach
To achieve the final goals, Mrs. Hungness and I agreed on the following action plan: Mrs. Elena Hungness and I (Polly Hewitt, social worker) will meet for three 1-hour sessions over a period of the next three weeks. Our purpose is to work together toward achievement of the final goals identified above. We will approach this work as a collaborative and cooperative effort, with each party contributing ideas and suggestions. Throughout the next three-week period, we will monitor and rate the degree of progress. At the end of our time together we will determine whether to conclude our work, consult with or refer to an outside source, or contract with each other for further work together.
a. Client Tasks/Action Steps
Mrs. Hungness and I agreed that she would undertake the following steps during the next three weeks of our work …show more content…
She agreed she would write it down in her planner or set an alarm on her phone as a reminder. She will take it with food to avoid any unpleasant side-effects.
• As a first step toward searching for a new counselor in the Stevens Point area, she will go through and contact counselors on a list that her mother has compiled for her.
• As a first step toward ways in which to not become overwhelmed, she will work on not taking on too much at one time by having a more balanced and planned
A. Issues
1. Client-Identified Issues
Mrs. Hungness has identified the following issues:
a. Anxiety
b. Social anxiety
c. Anxiety related panic attacks
d. Depression
e. Self-esteem issues
f. Feeling she must be perfect
g. Having high expectations of herself
h. Inability to eat (eating disorder)
i. Committing to things she cannot finish
j. Over stretching herself
2. Worker-Identified Issues
Following the first interview, I tentatively identified the following as potential issues:
a. Anxiety related to social issues
b. Anxiety in most areas of her life
c. Panic attacks when her anxiety gets out of control
d. Self-isolation
e. Issues related to low self-esteem
f. Issues related to perfectionism
g. Issues with …show more content…
Before the start of the next school semester, reach out to disability services to complete the paperwork for school accommodations to be put in place. These accommodations will decrease unwarranted stress and anxiety attacks.
C. Plans
1. Action Plan/Service Approach
To achieve the final goals, Mrs. Hungness and I agreed on the following action plan: Mrs. Elena Hungness and I (Polly Hewitt, social worker) will meet for three 1-hour sessions over a period of the next three weeks. Our purpose is to work together toward achievement of the final goals identified above. We will approach this work as a collaborative and cooperative effort, with each party contributing ideas and suggestions. Throughout the next three-week period, we will monitor and rate the degree of progress. At the end of our time together we will determine whether to conclude our work, consult with or refer to an outside source, or contract with each other for further work together.
a. Client Tasks/Action Steps
Mrs. Hungness and I agreed that she would undertake the following steps during the next three weeks of our work …show more content…
She agreed she would write it down in her planner or set an alarm on her phone as a reminder. She will take it with food to avoid any unpleasant side-effects.
• As a first step toward searching for a new counselor in the Stevens Point area, she will go through and contact counselors on a list that her mother has compiled for her.
• As a first step toward ways in which to not become overwhelmed, she will work on not taking on too much at one time by having a more balanced and planned