Short Case Study

Short Case Study

Instructions

This first of two vignette assignments is designed to lay the foundation for the final paper of this class by having you apply a theoretical orientation to a short client vignette. Use the provided Short Vignette Case Study (under the “Rubrics and Materials” link on the left menu bar).

You will use one theoretical orientation from Units 1-3 (Psychoanalysis, Relational Psychoanalytic, Person Centered and Experiential Theories, and Existential-Humanistic Theories) to construct a short-term and long-term intervention for the client presented. The assignment will not exceed four pages in length; successful papers will integrate theory, client evidence, and application of theory to practice.

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Case to Use

You can use any of the cases we have used in the course so far – with one caveat, you cannot have used the same theory/case combination (meaning, this is a new conceptualization).

Short Case Study

Instructions

This first of two vignette assignments is designed to lay the foundation for the final paper of this class by having you apply a theoretical orientation to a short client vignette. Use the provided Short Vignette Case Study (under the “Rubrics and Materials” link on the left menu bar).

You will use one theoretical orientation from Units 1-3 (Psychoanalysis, Relational Psychoanalytic, Person Centered and Experiential Theories, and Existential-Humanistic Theories) to construct a short-term and long-term intervention for the client presented. The assignment will not exceed four pages in length; successful papers will integrate theory, client evidence, and application of theory to practice.

Case to Use

You can use any of the cases we have used in the course so far – with one caveat, you cannot have used the same theory/case combination (meaning, this is a new conceptualization). You can use any of the cases we have used in the course so far – with one caveat, you cannot have used the same theory/case combination (meaning, this is a new conceptualization).