Social Work Case Study Summary

his worker met with Anthony at home (1405 21st Avenue North apt #1). The interview was recorded and privacy practice were verbally reviewed.

Ms. Apple is a 45 year old African American woman who has been a widow for about 4 years. Ms. Apple has three children, whose ages range from 5-12 years old. Ms. Apple has been struggling to keep her family afloat since the death of her husband. Ms. Apple convinced herself that she would not require the extra assistance. However, she realized in attempting to provide alone has not only become very strenuous, but also quite costly. Expenses have become overwhelming for Ms. Apple to maintain, since her husband took care of the finances and was the breadwinner for the family. Ms. Apple has minimal education as she is able to read and write at grade school level. Ms. Apple also has never been employed as she was a home maker. At this

Discussion: The team discussed Josh's behavior in the school and home. Josh reported that he continues to have some challenges with negative behavior in the home. He explained that he's sometimes noncompliant with completing his chore, back talks and gets upset when his screen time is interrupted. Ms. White reported some behavioral challenges in the school as well.

Amber and Travis brought McDonalds for their children to eat today but their two younger children were not interested in eating. The parents let the children up and told EV Staff the children are probably not hungry because the foster parents feed them well and that they children have ate right before they came into the visit. EV Staff asked the parents if they had a routine for their four hour visit time with their children. Amber and Travis stated that they generally just go with a flow. EV Staff explained the importance of a routine with children and how if their is a routine for their visit it will make the visits go a lot smoother. Amber and Travis both stated that they would like to follow a routine with their children. EV Staff let the parents know they would work on a routine for them for their next visit.

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Penny is a very sweet and happy girl who enjoys daily preschool learning activities. She is passionate about arts and crafts and loves to play with playdough at school. She also enjoys playing with unit theme related puzzles and shows her pleasure with big smile as she completes each puzzle. She is an active participant of adult directed learning tasks: such as, music and movement, calendar, weather, sound of the week circle, social circle, and table time activities.

She offers empathy for the client's concerns and offers her assistance to help resolve his issue.

On 1/22/18 I met Mr. Kreger at the office of Dr. Steinbach neurologist. The repeat CT scan of the brain was done prior to the appointment as directed. Mr. Kreger ambulates slowly. He is thinner than the last time I saw him. His wife reports he is not eating well and don't have much of an appetite. She also reports that he has a very short temper and will swear loudly when angered which is not in character. He said he has some odd feeling in his mouth when eating cold foods and his handwriting is sloppy and he will miss spell words. Per his wife, he was discharged from home therapy to outpatient physical and occupational therapy. They will pick a location soon. Dr. Steinbach said that the bleeds have resolved. He said there is still

1. Peter is a social worker who works as a Project Director for a non-profits organization that specifically focuses on youth that are gay or lesbian. Peter has many responsibilities when it comes to this position which include overseeing the countless programs that are run by this organization. These programs that are carried out often depend on the need of the child. There is individual counseling that is offered to the youth who struggle with substance abuse, sexual harassment or even suicidal thoughts.These symptoms are common amongst people who recently came out of the closet due to the feeling of being different and alone. (Grobman, 2012)  He is also responsible for watching over his staff to ensure that all of the tasks are completed smoothly, These tasks include ensuring that events like their monthly coffee night go off without an issue.

AP applied for Social Worker GS 12 April 28, 2016. She received an email from Timothy Wilson, member of the hiring panel board on June 20, 2016 informing AP that she was not referred and was not the best candidate for the position. AP applied for same position one year ago and was interviewed but not selected. August 30, 2016, AP sent an email to Donald Hull (RMO) explaining that the AP had a meeting with Timothy Wilson that morning to discuss ways to improve her resume so that she does get on the hiring certificate. AP stated TW yelled at her that he knew she had reported him for being a racist. He also stated him a told her to “get her brown Indian ass out of his office. “ AP stated that she was frightened of TW and requested that

Q1) How do Samantha Gerson’s family, friends, and schoolmates react to her coming out as a lesbian?

Diana Ake, B.S.W, is a social worker currently working at Family Adult Day Health Care in Lomita, CA. Their mission is provide high quality services and programs in a caring and safe environment in order to enhance the physical, psychological, and social health of individuals, preserve their dignity and self-worth, and improve quality of life. Through March 31, 2012, ADHC services were an optional benefit most Medi-Cal eligible individuals could receive. Due to the Darling et al v. Douglas lawsuit, who challenged the elimination of the ADHC Medi-Cal benefit, as of April 1,

Sarah came in the door with a pumpkin for her and Willow to paint. The foster mom stayed for the visit, and they all worked on painting and crafts.

Mr. Reece is a 71 year old male who presented to the ED via LEO under IVC through DayMark. Per IVC, Mr. Reece has been non complaint with medications, reports he is going to racing police cars, recent hospital visits due to medical issues, and hypomanic episode. At the time of the assessment Mr. Reece denies suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, and symptoms of psychosis. He expressed compliance with his medication. He states, "The doctor can't tell me I can't drive and I did nothing wrong, so I told him I want do it." Mrs. Reece was contacted for collateral information. She reports her husband recently had a medication change and has been attempting to engage in goal directive actively. She reports managing his medication. Per assessment

The first and biggest problem Ruben made, was waiting until Monday to complete a task that was due on Tuesday. Going to a party and figuring to finish on Tuesday is the same procrastination that got him into trouble. Every time Ruben has some sort of deadline in this scenario, he misses it.