MFT 635 Adler School of Professional LMFT LCSW Military Families Homework Please read attachment, and only utilize reading to assist with writing assignmen

MFT 635 Adler School of Professional LMFT LCSW Military Families Homework Please read attachment, and only utilize reading to assist with writing assignment.

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Retrieved from Ebscohost multisearch. Week 4 Case Assignment
Martin is a 38-year-old Mexican-American man who is a sergeant in the
United States Army. He recently returned from Iraq with a purple heart
for leg wounds sustained during an enemy attack. Some of his patrol
were killed. He is despondent over the prognosis that his injuries will
prevent him from continuing with combat duties. Rehabilitation to
regain normal use of his leg will take many months. He feels
survivor’s guilt and grief at the loss of his best friend during the
enemy attack. His wife of 18 years and teenage son and daughter are
relieved to have him alive and home, but are confused as to how to
help him. He repeatedly states that he “shouldn’t be here. Isaac was
a much better soldier than me. I don’t deserve to live.” No matter
what they do, he continues to be depressed and have flashbacks.
Questions:
1. Would you complete a suicide assessment with Martin? Why?
Why not? What are the risk and protective factors that might
have a bearing on this assessment. What safety measures
might be needed?
2. Would you perform a trauma screening? Why or why not? What
are some possible symptoms that might emerge as indicators
of trauma arousal?
3. What relationship assessments might provide insight into the
quality of his family relationships?
4. What family therapy interventions would you suggest for this
case? How would you integrate these with trauma and grief
issues?
The case assignment should be 5 – 8 pages double spaced, with
headings for each of these questions and a reference list.
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