Case study: Referral for the Jones Family. Anna (age 35) and Tom (age 36) Jones have an appointment with you for an evaluation of their son, Joshua, who is 5 years old. They bring all of their children to the appointment, including Tommie (6 months), Joshua (5), Sally (7), Mari (11), and Janey (15). You quickly recognize that the entire family needs assistance, not just Joshua.
Joshua was recently diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, and he is not expected to live more than a few months. He has been withdrawn and irritable, is crying a lot, and has not been interested in playing or doing the things he used to enjoy before his diagnosis. Also since the diagnosis, his siblings have been fighting a lot at home with each other and their parents and refusing to do their chores. Mari and Janey, the two oldest, are refusing to go to school.
Case study: Referral for the Jones Family
Choose 1 family member: either Joshua, one of his parents, or one sibling to refer to another healthcare professional for grief counseling. Write a Bereavement Progress Referral Note (attachment sample included) supporting your referral with DSM-5: Persistent Complex Bereavement Disorder criteria and a summary of an evidence-based article. In addition, identify a community, state, or national resource for your client.
Submit the “Bereavement Progress Referral Note” AND a two-page Microsoft Word document summarizing the evidenced based article including identification of a community, state, or national resource for the client you chose with a reference list in APA format.
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