Low Income Transition Women And Young Ladies That May Be...

The Community I chose: Low income transition women and young ladies that may be faced with emotional difficulties. In this community I will use the micro generalist Intervention model. The works will effect change on an individual, families, and small groups basis and will involve working closely with my clients to support them through their challenges. My services provide family counseling, emotional support, and one on one guidance. I also provide developmental skills to address emotional and social difficulties, I will try to intervene in situations that effect my students while on campus. Tameka Johnson is a 38-year-old African American woman with 4 children. Her children are school aged ranging from 13-8 years old. I met Tameka through her oldest daughters Lauren’s school. Lauren is a 13-year-old 8th grader at a predominantly Caucasian school. 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