Case Conceptualization

Case Conceptualization

Case Conceptualization

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Case Conceptualization

The client that I picked for this post is a male client that has been diagnosis with mild depression.

For the first part of this discussion, complete the following:

Drawing from the readings in this unit, as well as other resources you have located in the professional literature, reflect upon the process of developing a case conceptualization of a client. Write a discussion post that addresses the following:

• How does your fieldwork site utilize case presentations?
  • Are you required to complete a written document that presents the essential information about a client you are working with? If so, what information is required?
  • Do staff members or interns present cases during staff meetings or trainings? If so, what is included in these presentations?
• Considering one of the clients you have worked with during your fieldwork experience, what elements would you want to include in a case conceptualization, in order to reflect a holistic profile of the client?
  • Create a brief outline of the categories of information and list them in your discussion.
  • Just identify the main topics or categories that would form the structure of your case.
• Reflect upon the work you are doing from a theoretical perspective.
  • How would you currently define your main theoretical approach?

Please use this book

Gladding, S. T. Clinical Mental Health Counseling in Community and Agency Settings. [VitalSource]. Retrieved from https://bookshelf.vitalsource.com/#/books/9780134385624/

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