Advanced Integrative Practice Clinical Case Study Analysis

Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to offer a succinct analysis of content gathered after meeting with Alvarez family (including the view of the problem from the perspective of Rogerian theory) and the appropriate treatment plan. Intervention Gaps and weaknesses of the framework used in Case analysis 1 and 2 The use of Rogerian theory in the two cases has demonstrated great impact on arriving at an effective solution to the problem of relationship disruption experienced by the Alvarez family. The primary reason why this theory was adopted is based on its lack of gaps and weaknesses as compared to other theories, its strengths as well as benefits that the client and therapists will reap during and after the therapy session. One of the main strength of this theory is that, it helps clients explore and find their true self which is an empowerment act that help them solve their own existing problems.

In this case, there is connection between the therapist and the client whereby the client is aided to develop their well-being sense in the midst of their problem. Other theoretical frameworks In is apparent, that in order to fill the gaps and weaknesses enumerated above, other theoretical frameworks must be adopted. The solution-focused brief therapy which is focused towards finding solutions at the current time and explore the hopes of a person finding quicker solutions to problems that develop in the future. This technique was developed between 1970s and early 1980s by Steve De Shazer and Insoo Kim Berg out of their interest to what people usually want as well as what would work best for an individual (Buck, 2018). This approach is important because it is based on a person’s knowledge of the need to improve their life situation whereby the inclusion of appropriate questioning and coaching they will be capable of finding solutions.

The advantage of this therapy especially in regards to Alvarez family is that, it works well with other styles and very effective in matters of family dysfunction and relationships problem. Moreover, based on the goals of a client-centered therapy, this treatment plan will be very effective because some of the problems existing amongst the family members of Alvarez are addressed. For instance, one of the goals of this therapy is that it mitigates the stress feelings among the patients. Even before the end of the therapy sessions, it is very likely that the family members especially Ray’s wife would have developed better as result of understanding better on how to eliminate stress. Besides, under this form of treatment, the client can enhance understanding of who they are and what they are undergoing.

Evaluation Using the Rogerian theory for evaluation, I think this work has been excellent. In this case, unmasking new ideas, probable solutions and the most effective way of handling each individual will be possible. Conclusion In order to provide a successful and the most appropriate therapy, clear analysis of the above enumerated information is vital. There are weaknesses and gaps which must be attended to by either applying other treatment option while at the same time having a more clearer understanding of the client’s needs. As outlined above, from the Rogerian theory and other therapy forms, the need to let the clients take the lead as they are more aware of the needs, pains and a direction that will be efficient.