SOCW 6060 Week 5 Assignment: Application of Crisis Theory and Resiliency Theory to a Case Study

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USW1.45239.202050 - SOCW-6060-21,SW Theory & Practice.2020 Spring Qtr 02/24-05/17-PT27

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Running head: 1 APPLICATION OF CRISIS AND RESILIENCY THEORY 1 APPLICATION OF CRISIS AND RESILIENCY THEORY 1 2 Application of Crisis and Resiliency Theory Christopher Wozniak Walden University 3 Application of Crisis and Resiliency Theory Map the client’s crisis using the five stages of the crisis. Hazardous Event: 4 This hazardous event has put a strain between Jake his wife and their two sons. It has caused Jake to drink more and prevented him from sleeping due to recurring nightmares about an event that happened while on deployment. Vulnerable Stage: 5 Since his return to civilian life, Jake feels uneasy, watchful, and has concerns he will never feel “normal” anymore. Some other vulnerabilities since his return to civilian life are his difficulty sleeping, frequent heart palpations, moodiness, depression, anxiety, withdrawal from family and society, feeling “ready to go” at all times and exhaustion from always being alert. Precipitating Factor: 5 factor from the vulnerable state that cause loss or lack thereof. Jake’s excessive drinking, lack of interest with his family, his PTSD, depression, and anxiety all add fuel to his crisis. State of Active Crisis: 4 Jake’s current state of active crisis is that he is on the verge of losing his family. 5 He does not know how to properly cope with the nightmares, the uneasy emotions, and the feeling of exhaustion from his deployment to Iraq. Reintegration: 5 The reintegration stage for Jake is that if he does not get help for his alcoholism, he will lose his family (Turner, 2017). 6 Describe the client’s assets and resources. 5 Assets and resources available to Jake that would allow him to be resilient and return to a comfortable life that does not consist of constant fear and over drinking. Since Jake is a veteran, he has access to the Veteran Affairs Health Care Center that allows him to get mental health services and substance use treatment services (Susan V. Eisen, 2014). 5 Jake also has the support from his wife; he has a church he could use as a resource for venting. Describe how the social worker will intervene and promote resiliency 5 As the social worker, the goal is to get Jake to a state where he feels normal again and does not have to rely on alcohol and isolation as his coping mechanism. In order to satisfy this goal. 4 I would want to focus on treating and managing his PTSD by using Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. Jake will be able to start to process his trauma, emotions and circumstance at a time. 5 EMDR will not only help Jake stand up to the event that happened in Iraq, but it will also show Jake that he is strong enough to face the nightmares and the trauma. 7 Evaluate using crisis theory and resiliency theory to help the client 5 Using crisis theory and resiliency theory together assist the social worker help Jake understand that his crisis does not define him and to believe in his inner strength. It is essential that Jake knows that to be resilient he has to have faith in himself and have patience, he will get to where he wants to be which is normal again, but it takes time lots of self-awareness and support and connections (Clinic, 2017). Combining crisis and resiliency theories help give individuals like Jake hope that there is a means to an end to all the pain they suffer from. References Clinic, M. (2017). Resilience: Build skills to endure hardship. Mayo Clinic. Susan V. Eisen, P. (2014). 5 Postdeployment Resilience as a Predictor of Mental Health in Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom Returnees. 8 American Journal of Preventive medicine. Turner, F. J. (2017). 5 Social work treatment: Interlocking theoretical approaches (6th ed.). New York: 5 Oxford University Press.

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Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx He does not know how to properly cope with the nightmares, the uneasy emotions, and the feeling of exhaustion from his deployment to Iraq Source - Another student's paper He does not know how to properly cope with the nightmares, the uneasy emotions, and the feeling of exhaustion from his deployment to Iraq Suspected Entry: 92% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx The reintegration stage for Jake is that if he does not get help for his alcoholism, he will lose his family (Turner, 2017) Source - Another student's paper The reintegration stage for Jake is that if he does not get help for his alcoholism, he will lose his family Suspected Entry: 87% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Assets and resources available to Jake that would allow him to be resilient and return to a comfortable life that does not consist of constant fear and over drinking Source - Another student's paper Client’s Assets and Resources Jake has several assets and resources available to him that would allow him to be resilient and return to a comfortable life that does not consist of constant fear and over drinking Suspected Entry: 92% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Since Jake is a veteran, he has access to the Veteran Affairs Health Care Center that allows him to get mental health services and substance use treatment services (Susan V Source - Another student's paper Since Jake is a veteran, he has access to the Veteran Affairs Health Care Center that allows him to get mental health services and substance use treatment services (U.S Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Jake also has the support from his wife Source - Another student's paper Jake also has the support from his wife Suspected Entry: 78% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx he has a church he could use as a resource for venting Source - Another student's paper he has a church he could use as a resource for venting or wanting to talk with someone Suspected Entry: 96% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx As the social worker, the goal is to get Jake to a state where he feels normal again and does not have to rely on alcohol and isolation as his coping mechanism Source - Another student's paper As the social worker, this writer’s goal is to get Jake to a state where he feels “normal” again and does not have to rely on alcohol and isolation as his coping mechanism Suspected Entry: 88% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx EMDR will not only help Jake stand up to the event that happened in Iraq, but it will also show Jake that he is strong enough to face the nightmares and the trauma Source - Another student's paper EMDR will not only help Jake stand up to the event that happened in Iraq, the one he continues to see in his dreams, but it will also show Jake that he is strong enough to face the nightmares and the trauma (U.S Suspected Entry: 93% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Using crisis theory and resiliency theory together assist the social worker help Jake understand that his crisis does not define him and to believe in his inner strength Source - Another student's paper Using both crisis theory and resiliency theory together help the social worker help Jake understand that his crisis does not define him and to believe in his inner strength Suspected Entry: 97% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx It is essential that Jake knows that to be resilient he has to have faith in himself and have patience, he will get to where he wants to be which is normal again, but it takes time lots of self-awareness and support and connections (Clinic, 2017) Source - Another student's paper It is essential that Jake knows that to be resilient he has to have faith himself and have patience, he will get to where he wants to be which is “normal” again, but it takes time lots of self-awareness and support and connections (Mayo Clinic, 2017) Suspected Entry: 99% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Combining crisis and resiliency theories help give individuals like Jake hope that there is a means to an end to all the pain they suffer from Source - Another student's paper Combining crisis and resiliency theories help give individuals like Jake hope that there is a means to an end to all the pain they suffer from Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Postdeployment Resilience as a Predictor of Mental Health in Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom Returnees Source - Another student's paper Postdeployment Resilience as a Predictor of Mental Health in Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom Returnees Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Social work treatment Source - Another student's paper Social work treatment Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Interlocking theoretical approaches (6th ed.) Source - Another student's paper Interlocking theoretical approaches (6th ed.) Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Oxford University Press Source - Another student's paper Oxford University Press Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Describe the client’s assets and resources Source - Another student's paper Describe the client’s assets and resources Suspected Entry: 86% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx Evaluate using crisis theory and resiliency theory to help the client Source - Another student's paper Evaluate how using crisis theory and resiliency theory help in working a client Suspected Entry: 68% match Uploaded - Wk5Assgn2WozniakC.docx American Journal of Preventive medicine Source - Another student's paper American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 6, 762-770