Reference no: EM132831576

You work for county social services, child welfare division, and you are working with Lisa, who recently had her three young children (April is 5, Joshua is 6 and Justine is 9 years of age) removed from her home for physical and emotional neglect. You arranged for Lisa to have parenting classes and individual counseling so that she can learn how to better manage her frustration with her children. You also arrange to have her admitted to a drug rehabilitation program to help her with her addictions to alcohol and cocaine. You meet with Lisa once a week to discuss her progress and you also monitor her weekly visitation with her children. Successful completion of Lisa's parenting plan will enable her to regain custody of her children. You will continue to monitor Lisa's progress and her children's progress who are in a foster care placement.

Address the following:

Part A

Determine what issues were addressed from a counseling perspective for Lisa.

Describe the plan you will implement to begin working more effectively with Lisa's three children while in foster care.

Part B

Address the following:

Psychologists, Social Workers, and other Clinicians conduct an initial meeting with their potential clients to assess what types of problems the client is dealing with. They also use this interview as a way to gather information to help determine the appropriate course of treatment.

Prepare an intake form to use during your initial meeting with the children to access what types of problems each child is dealing with. Make sure the form captures relevant information for you to implement an effective treatment plan.

Provide a summary of the information gained from the initial meeting with Lisa's three children and develop a diagnosis, intervention, and treatment plan for the three children while in foster care.