Analyze a case and create a strengths-based assessment

Reference no: EM131670640

As your final assessment during this course, you will analyze a case and create a strengths-based assessment and plan of action to be presented to the class.

Below are the requirements for the 15-20 minute presentation. No formal paper is due; rather each student will present all areas of the assignment with visual tools to include all of the following.

Remember to demonstrate how you are using appropriate social work knowledge, skills, values as well as cognitive and affective processes to engage and understand your client's situation.

• Present the case to the class and discuss the presenting challenges-provide context for your client's situation

. • Who are you? What agency do you work for? How is your agency in contact with the client?

• What are the client's strengths? Use your ROPES model or any other similar model.

• How does ethnicity, religion, socio-economic status, race, gender/sex diversity impact your client's situation? Demonstrate how you are using a human behavior in the social environment perspective.

• Describe the process by which you set goals with your client?

• Apply one of the change-oriented approaches from Chapter 13 to the client scenario. Explain why this is the best choice for your client?

• What referrals and community connections need to be made for the client? Make actual calls and searches to find these resources in our Houston area.

• Create an eco-map for the scenario. See the guidelines in this folder.

o Food for thought: One possible way to present your case is to act out a role play for the scenario to demonstrate evidence of building rapport, use of empathic language, active listening, appropriate body language, open ended responses, summarizing and paraphrasing, skill in giving directives and referrals and ending session.

Attachment:- Case-Studies1-17.rar

Reference no: EM131670640

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