Social Work- Task-Centered Model Approach
Summary
TLDRIn the session, social worker Regina Adams works with college student Kristen Anderson, who struggles with alcohol abuse and academic challenges. Using the Task-Centered Model, they set achievable goals and monitor progress over 8 to 12 sessions. Kristen attends support group meetings, engages with family, and utilizes a 24-hour hotline for immediate assistance. She also improves her study habits and social circle, focusing on healthier activities. The session ends with a plan to continue monitoring Kristen's progress monthly.
Takeaways
- 😀 Regina Adams is a social worker who is working with a college student named Kristen Anderson who has a drinking problem.
- 📅 The client, Kristen, has been attending sessions for about three months, with the current session being the third.
- 🎓 Kristen's drinking issue has affected her academic performance, leading to slipping grades and a need for help with study habits.
- 🗣️ The TAGS Center model is being used for therapy, which involves establishing achievable goals based on an agreed contract over 8 to 12 sessions.
- 👨👩👧👦 Family involvement is part of the therapy process, with Kristen's parents attending a Family Day, which has improved their relationship.
- 📞 Kristen has utilized a 24-hour hotline for support during cravings, finding it helpful and encouraging.
- 🏫 Academic support is provided through a referral to an academic skill center, where Kristen receives tutoring and study assistance.
- 👫 Kristen has made new friends and joined clubs to replace old social circles that encouraged drinking.
- 👕 Financial assistance is provided through a referral to a mission, where Kristen received fashionable clothing.
- 🏃♀️ Kristen has made lifestyle changes, including reducing work hours and exercising more to manage stress and avoid alcohol cravings.
- 📆 The therapy sessions are monitored on a monthly basis, with a plan to reassess the need for continuation or termination after about six months.
Q & A
What is Regina Adams' profession?
-Regina Adams is a social worker.
Who is the client Regina Adams is working with?
-The client Regina Adams is working with is Kristen Anderson.
What is the main issue that Kristen Anderson is facing?
-Kristen Anderson has developed a drinking problem and has been partying and drinking with other students.
What model does Regina Adams use to work with Kristen?
-Regina Adams uses the Task-Centered model to work with Kristen.
How many sessions does Regina plan to have with Kristen?
-Regina plans to have between eight to twelve sessions with Kristen.
What is the purpose of the group meetings that Kristen attends?
-The group meetings are for individuals with drinking problems to share experiences and support each other.
How has Kristen's relationship with her family changed since attending the group meetings?
-Kristen's relationship with her family has improved, as they have become more supportive and understanding of her situation.
What is the role of the 24-hour hotline in Kristen's recovery process?
-The 24-hour hotline provides immediate support and encouragement to Kristen when she experiences cravings for alcohol.
What academic support has Regina referred Kristen to?
-Regina referred Kristen to an academic skill center where she can receive tutoring and academic assistance.
How has Kristen's social circle changed since starting the recovery process?
-Kristen has made new friends by joining different clubs, going to the gym, and attending yoga and Zumba classes, distancing herself from the group that used to party.
What changes has Kristen made in her work schedule to support her recovery?
-Kristen has reduced her work hours from fifteen to nine per week to lower her stress levels and have more time for studying and leisure.
Outlines
🧑💼 Social Work Session with College Student
Regina Adams, a social worker, begins a session with a 20-year-old college student named Kristen Anderson. Kristen has developed a drinking problem, often partying late into the night. Regina plans to use the TAGS Center model, which involves establishing achievable goals based on an agreed contract. The model is suitable for individuals, couples, and families, and typically requires 8 to 12 sessions. Regina has been working with Kristen for three months, and they discuss the reasons behind Kristen's drinking, including the influence of others and her feelings of not belonging. Kristen has also attended group meetings, which have been supportive and encouraging, helping her feel more comfortable and motivated to change.
📚 Balancing Academics and Sobriety
Kristen shares her struggle with studying for an organic chemistry exam and the temptation to drink as a way to relax. Instead of giving in to the craving, she called a 24-hour hotline for support. The hotline operator, Amber, provided encouragement and used Kristen's goals to motivate her to resist the urge to drink. Kristen also discusses her academic progress, mentioning that she has been attending the Academic Skills Center for tutoring and support. She has made efforts to distance herself from friends who party and has joined clubs and activities like yoga and Zumba to meet new people and maintain a sober lifestyle. Regina and Kristen review the resources provided, including the hotline and the Academic Skills Center, and discuss Kristen's progress in managing her drinking problem and academic responsibilities.
👗 Overcoming Financial and Social Challenges
Kristen talks about her experiences with a local mission, where she received fashionable clothing that boosted her confidence. She also discusses her relationship with her boyfriend, who has been supportive of her efforts to address her drinking problem. To manage stress, Kristen has reduced her work hours and started working out more. She has also been attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings regularly and has seen improvements in her life as a result. Regina, the social worker, acknowledges Kristen's progress and they discuss the importance of maintaining a balanced schedule, including work, school, and personal time. They also touch upon the support from Kristen's family and friends, which has been crucial in her journey towards sobriety.
📅 Ongoing Support and Future Planning
In the final paragraph, Regina and Kristen discuss the ongoing support that Kristen has been receiving and her future plans. They have been meeting regularly to monitor Kristen's progress on a monthly basis. Regina expresses her appreciation for the resources that have been utilized and the positive changes that have been made. The session ends with a plan to continue monitoring Kristen's progress and to decide whether to continue or terminate the sessions based on her improvement. The meeting concludes with a positive note, highlighting the importance of ongoing support and planning for the future.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Social Worker
💡Drinking Problem
💡TAGS Center Model
💡Achievable Goals
💡Group Therapy
💡Family Involvement
💡24-Hour Hotline
💡Academic Support
💡Sobriety
💡Financial Assistance
💡Work-Life Balance
Highlights
Regina Adams, a social worker, is working with a college student named Kristen Anderson who has a drinking problem.
Kristen has been partying and drinking late at night, affecting her studies and grades.
The TAGS Center model is chosen for its personalized, goal-oriented approach over 8 to 12 sessions.
The four-step process includes creating a contract, monitoring progress, and deciding on session continuation or termination.
Kristen feels more comfortable in therapy and has found a supportive community in group meetings.
Family involvement in therapy has improved Kristen's relationship with her parents.
A 24-hour hotline provides immediate, relatable support for Kristen during cravings.
Academic support is provided through the Academic Skill Center, helping Kristen with her studies.
Kristen has made efforts to distance herself from her previous partying friends and focus on her studies.
Joining clubs and engaging in activities like yoga and Zumba has helped Kristen meet new, like-minded friends.
Mission of Dignity provided clothing assistance, boosting Kristen's confidence on campus.
Kristen's boyfriend has become supportive of her efforts to address her drinking problem.
Reducing work hours and focusing on exercise and study has helped Kristen manage stress without alcohol.
Regular meetings with a counselor help Kristen manage her schedule and maintain progress.
The session concludes with a plan for continued monitoring and support, with the next session scheduled.
Kristen expresses gratitude for the resources and support she has received, acknowledging the positive changes in her life.
Transcripts
hello my name is Regina Adams and I'm a
social worker today I would be working
with the client on the 20 years college
students her name is Kristen
Anderson crystal and has developed a
drinking problem she's been going out
hanging out late at night with other
students partying and drinking
so we're she's going to meet with me
today and I'm going to utilize the tags
Center models I chose this model to work
with crystal because it allowed me to
work personally closely with her to
establish some achievable goal based on
an agreed contract over presented
problems and you miss about eight to
twelve sessions and you miss a test in a
model used for individuals couples are
even Steven family is a four-step
process we're going to accomplish go
create a contract the session we would
monitor how out of our goals have been
accomplished and at the end of the
session we're going to determine if we
should terminate the session or we need
to add more session great Oh Christmas
hi designers how are you good so hi
become one this one this one one good
good simple we last met on last month
this is now I third set for fishing it
with meat we had missed three months
prior and we have discussed the reason
for being here is you have a drinking
problem
also you need help on get control of
your organizationís for school like your
studying habits your grades are slipping
you've been going out partying and
drinking okay and we also refers you to
a a by colobomas people first of all
looks we kind of been going for you it's
been instigated better like first couple
meetings were trimmed it awkward I
actually the youngest member am and at
first I was very uncomfortable and then
because I don't know for like
middle-aged and I'd like to make Oracle
real problems that could um cost them to
start drinking like I know this one
woman her name anonymous obviously but
you afford your divorce she was battling
for custody of her children so she
turned to a bottle Timothy to come for
her at night and I just felt like the
reasons why I started drinking or not
comparable to other news work going else
by chartering if I felt like I really
didn't belong there towards beginning
but now I'm being comfortable and I'm
going to know some of the normal
attendings being a really great amazing
really motivating encouraging and
they're turning to be a great support
system for me to run to because they are
people who will understand my need and
my cravings for alcohol I'm the with
those group meetings they do allow you
to include your family so some has
meaning and your family attended which
means would you implicated with Cisco
yes I'm actually like one was family
name so I chose in my parents who were
very skeptical and Tyler looked in the
beginning when I put my had a drinking
problem around so I could tell that they
were disappointed in me and the choices
asked me recently but now I feel bad our
relationship has been brought closer
because then I really appreciate that
they came for Family Day and we do
activities with them and we spoke and
then they read the letter that I wrote
to them during my first a meetings
exercise ahead of do the other things
they are burying is motivating
encouraging now in my bond it could be
any stronger and I absolutely appreciate
that there's a also this business on
YouTube someone comment on a 24 hour
front step in case you need you going
yes yes I didn't have to use that a
couple weeks ago I was up late studying
for my organic unit turn and I just have
seen organic molecules and the carbon
structures measures needed I just needed
to get away just form it out minutes
relax
slow down my mind I started craving like
a super fog or you know something strong
like tequila just give me centered but
instead return a bottle I reached for my
cell phone and I called the 24-hour
hotline and I supposed to represent
business and burn and amber was very
encouraging I'm she got to know me
she until they ran the bags and started
by giving me birth child and she used my
goals and my motivation to encourage me
to not turn to alcohol bottles and turn
to her when I had that craving I really
appreciate that
amber like I had this misconception that
a 24-hour hotline or someone's just
going to monotonically tell me not to
drink alcohol I didn't know they're
going to be very relatable and
personable towards me and I really
appreciated that
so Riley you feel that the aah one can
die for yes it grazing this is one one
day at a time
yes yes and this studies you did mention
that you need to have which is studies
yes
at that time I referred you to a
children program that just cool it - Jen
yes I just want to academic skill center
at least twice a week or Todd and
actually very - ripping there's great
tutors and actually seniors and their
pre-medical oh but we had a lot of
moments to talk about and they're very
encouraging towards their studies with
me in everything I enjoy that they have
this thing where there's no such thing
as a dumb question so I can a nice and
pretty much anything about one and they
explain it it was for deaf and deep down
they're very thorough good smell as for
it as the group of people that you were
going around doing single and quarters
deadline do you still have any
interactions with them um so at night
when they want to go out and with a
party I usually make an excuse of or
I'll say hey I'm expecting a I'm going
to do this tonight and I would didn't
get Alan suggested by him even though
it's been a part of impotency
movie let's go for dinner or something
something that doesn't have iPod that
easily is that sort of us sometimes I
think coma made by the time they did
provide a decline they went to go to
their senses and activities they're
actually great man just like me and
efficient stare way of coping and ease
in my way of coping as well as I can see
why we got along so well but the few
times I found out within we were all
sober I kind of see that maybe we don't
really have much in common
decided formally drinking and um being
pre-med so I have made that my comfort
zone we made other friends by joining
like different clubs and I heard once
the gym and doing yoga and attending
Zumba classes I have met other people
that I hang with you as well maybe catch
a lunch win or something I just stay at
home at night and study for ochem or Cal
- or something I really like that very
intellectual friends and I'm surrounding
mines so I'm learning to drive myself
around people who bring the others
by the medallions or handbag displays we
first get a first session about what
four months ago miss Melanie we develop
a contract amongst you and on another
contract I missed the thing that I was
going to provide the US forces providing
resources we provided AAA
I'm a comment on the school reunion it's
working well and also clear that I will
be here to give me the resources that
you need any help as far as your tooling
giving information but get to Lynette
school also mentioned that you will have
a problems with getting financial
problems I painted some fashionable
clothing and I referred you to mission
oniton and what able to give you any
clothing or assistant that you mean yes
they have the comma and me actually on
my first visit there I was very nervous
and kinda embarrassed to go in there you
can relate but it's on me yes is there
anyone in there I don't know why is so
kind of yeah but they're actually really
nice to have any questions about in they
directly meet some of the hottest trends
in and I was actually shocked to see
some nikomia items there that were there
and I ended up getting for myself um as
you wear them around campus from day to
day basis I've actually Rock insured and
sweat so they gave me my right now and I
don't know I really enjoyed my
experience they're just so nice and
sweet and I do many compliments from
time to time whatever I wear something
trendy from there so I really
appreciated okay and in here on real
part of the country you said that you
attend all the alcohol numbers of
meetings and you've done it you also
better go
because stop with the completion and so
forth you have fun yes way to go my
family and Josh my boyfriend he's being
really supportive about it I know before
he was kind of disappointed in me but he
I was the first one I talked about was
seeking out to have a social worker and
if I won't impose you is yeah there was
a moment you and I'll he's been very
supportive about it and um I I thought
he wouldn't want to deal with me anymore
we found out I had a drinking problem
but anything for our bond and our
relationship stronger and I'm very very
grateful for that
he's great their support great also sad
that you've got focus Milan studies in I
think pretty green type they've been
going yes I actually on the words a job
and I usually word fifteen hours but
recently asked my boss if I can just cut
that down to nine up and down to nine
hours a week so my stress level will be
so high in order court elvish on
strength level I also work out to work
less but work out more in order to like
keep moisture level down and have more
time in laxatives as well in that way I
can evade situations in which I would
crave alcohol or you need a drink or
have that compulsive filling to reach
out or spotter or night very grateful
for that
right before you can run track our
p-value of obligations and leave it in
of exceeding your goals so forth so
that's wonderful
now as for is ask your workload
schedules I said been working out for
you participate with school and all
those hard to you know balance all of
that so hydrant it is own so I didn't
even with another one people are Jack
and Emma still sing and that it was
Laura and I meet with more once a week
to like to go to my schedule and make
sure
I happen enough anytime and have enough
time to just relax a little bit instead
of just doing work at school all day
every day my daugther giant could cut my
hours shorter and everything and I have
more time to do my work and try to get
things done at a time and the Lord
instead try to get it done and if I'm as
not as soon as you get it or start
putting in little bit every day we want
the classes for your exam I really
appreciate that advice from ours I'm
glad I meet with her once a week but
it's great it's good so long you've done
well you on track to meeting your goals
and everything is going wonderful for
you now you also want my number there
being case time you're going to problem
or anything else that you need that you
can come tagname okay so what we're
going to do a midsection with continue
to monitor progress okay and if you
ensure that you know one go for film
golden for filling our country again
that your own tests of meetings continue
to meet your zone and chickens bima a
babysit you know go running on back so
let me go ahead and get quick again
we're going to need to mix there will be
well for two system that will be
September the six at three o'clock okay
alright you look well and thank you for
coming today and I'm look forward to our
next session thank you so much Regina
for everything you've done for me and
I'm just so glad that venue and thank
you for appropriating all the resources
that have been utilizing to please
appreciated all right the use except
there's our second baby and then X in my
session with Erin Adams we were
continues to monitor it up wanted a
progress on a monthly basis and at the
end of my session
at the end of about the toilet patience
or decided we need to continue our
terminate our session thank you so much
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