Write a Therapy Plan (Counseling Psychology)
Question Description
Counseling Psychology Assignment. (Help needed ASAP to complete by May 2 6pm EST)
OVERVIEW
The final project for this course is the creation of a therapy plan. Students will select a case study and design a therapy plan using one of the theoretical orientations covered in the course. The final product represents an authentic demonstration competency because students will be able to apply their counseling knowledge in a real-world manner.
OBJECTIVES
To successfully complete this project, you will be expected to apply what you have learned in this course and should include several of the following course objectives:
1. Explain the theory, process, and techniques of helping
2. Apply knowledge about the personality theory; the APA ethical code; and social and ethical issues/concerns related to the field of counseling
3. Practice effective attending skills and helping responses
4. Express the core conditions for effective helping: empathy, positive regard, and genuineness
5. Apply theory and learned techniques in role-played helping situations
6. Demonstrate critical, analytical, and self-assessment skills
In the paper, you will address all of the following:
Include a general description of patient and his or her issue, as well as the theoretical orientation chosen to address the issue. Also, the: Client History and Therapy Plan should be a complete, polished artifact.
THERAPY APPROACH
For this assignment, you will choose one of the following theoretical orientations as well as corresponding concepts to treat the case study:
REQUIREMENTS:
Written components of projects must follow APA formatting guidelines, double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, one-inch margins, 6-8 pages, and at least five discipline-appropriate citations.
CLIENT HISTORY
Nicole is a 41-year old divorced mother of a 9-year old son. She has had a steady job for the past several years in marketing. Even though she has worked for the same, thriving company for over 6 years, she continues to worry about losing her job and being unable to provide for her children. This worry has been troubling her for the past 8 months. Despite her best efforts, she hasn’t been able to shake the negative thoughts.
She also feels like people at her job are looking at her strangely and sometimes want to cause her harm. She thinks that they are after her job, and this stops her from getting closer to her co-workers. This behavior has called unnecessary attention to her when her manager noted in her annual performance review that she needed to be more sociable and collaborative with her peers in the department.Nicole is usually anxious and tense, and she can be restless and always needing to be doing something, whether needed or not.
Nicole doesn’t have any friends, and has difficulty making new friends. I suspect Nicole has been hurt in the past and this could be dragging her down.She has difficulty maintaining relationships and decided to walk out on her husband because she felt he was going to cause her harm. Nicole’s son is now being impacted by her behavior in school and with his peers. Nicole has decided it is time to find help.
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