solved A 30- year old male, taking to the social worker

A 30- year old male, taking to the social worker about his reactions to a car accident 6, months ago.”Since my car accident, I’m really afraid to drive again. I get into the car I feel my heart start to pound and my hands get really sweaty. I don’t want to end up behind the wheel and start to panic, but that is what is happening right now. I panic i’ve tired to make myself do it but..I can’t. I have flashbacks from the accident; the car turned upside down and i’m trapped inside”A) Additional information needed:i.ii.iii.b) Your open-ended question:A 47- year-old female, talking to the Red Cross crisis intervention counselor.”My house was destroyed by the hurricane. I have spent five days here in the RedCross shelter. You people have been nice, but now it is time for me to leave. I don’t know where to start. The city is trying to get things up and running again, but all of this is just too much for me to bear. a) Specific information needed:i.ii.iii.b) Your close-ended question A 35-year-old male, talking about his relationships with friends.My friends seem to get bored and tired of me. They go out a lot without me. I find out later, like maybe they’ve gone to a movie. I call them. I hardly ever get calls back. It’s wired. I always end up chasing people down.”a) Key points in the client’s message:i)ii)iii)b) Your paraphrasing response:A 50-year-old female talking to a domestic violence shelter worker.”I’m relieved to be out of that violet situation. I was scared for so many years. I hardy know how to act now. I still find myslef looking over my shoulder, just waiting for him to find me. But mostly I’m thankful to still be alive.”a) Feeling words1.2.3.4.b) Your feeling response:Case 4 A 17-year-old White male, talking to the school social worker. Hr is considering dropping out of school.SW: I know this is really big decision for you, whether or not to stay in school.CL: It’s just those teachers, the homework, and the test. It’s just everything. I’ve pretty much come to a conclusion that school’s got nothing to do with the real world. I’m sitting here learning about geography, snow glaciers, and what does this have to do with life, with the outside world? I think I’ve had enough. It’s the conformity, and the structure, and all the rules. I’m thinking about quitting. A friend of mine quit. He’s not employed right now; but he’s doing okay. Not that I want to be a brain surgeon or anything. I just want to get a good job, and pay my bills, and live on my own.SW: What would you do if you quit school?CL: I’d get a job. I don’t know. Maybe just hang out for awhile. I could use a breather.SW: What else is going on in your life right now that you need a break?CL: The regular stuff, my parents ragging on me, my failing grades, you know that kind of stuff.a) Most important aspects of the client’s statement:i.ii.iii.b) Your summarization response:Requirements: Answer the questions Mar 16th, 2021