MFCC 537 Week 2 Assignment

MFCC 537 Week 2 Assignment: Selection and Initial Interview Preparation and Formulation

Assignment Content

Select a case study from Clinical Case Studies Volume 1-Current located in this week’s Electronic Reserve Readings. The selected case study must include one or more of the following characteristics:

• The child or adolescent is from a nontraditional family, like one with same-sex parents, a single-parent family, blended family, divorced parenting family, raised by grandparents, or any other nontraditional family situation.
• The child or adolescent identifies as LGBTQ.
• The child or adolescent has a history of childhood abuse, such as sexual abuse, physical abuse, or exposure to domestic or community violence.
• The child or adolescent exhibits behavior problems.
• The child or adolescent exhibits learning disabilities.

Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word client case assessment scenario based on a selected character from the case study reading.

Include the following assessments in your client case assessment scenario paper:

• The client’s demographics and family dynamics
• Identification of the client and family’s presenting problems
• Evaluation of the child or adolescent’s developmental needs
• The cultural considerations for the case
• The therapeutic approach to take in maintaining alliance with the client
• The method used to assess the client’s psychosocial, cognitive, and moral development
• Interview questions to ask the client and family
• Initial diagnostic and assessment techniques to use with the client

Write your paper in the third person perspective.

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

Include at least five peer-reviewed references

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