UOP CPSS400 Week 4 Treatment Plan & Facilitation Skills Report

CPSS 400 University of Phoenix WK4 Treatment Plan & Facilitation Skills Report

Wk 4 – Treatment Plan and Facilitation Skills Report

Assignment Content

1. Review the Cassandra Case Study along with your completed Risk and Needs Assessment Report assignment from Week 2.Conduct research to determine treatment programs that will meet the individual’s identified needs based on both the information in the case study and in your assessment of needs.Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word report on your plan for working with this individual. Include the following:
   • Describe the treatment and program needs of the individual in the case study.
   • Describe two to three correctional programs for this individual, based on identified needs.
   • Explain the role of the helping process in correctional programs for this individual.
   • Identify the types of skills needed to facilitate the helping process with assisting this individual through the program.

   Cite a minimum of 2 sources.Format your paper according to APA guidelines.

Cassandra Case Study Cassandra Jones is a 23-year-old female from Los Angeles, California, and was recently admitted to the county jail for stealing a purse at a coffee shop. She is unmarried and has a 4-year-old son who is being cared for by her mother. Cassandra completed 10th grade, but she did not graduate from high school. She has worked as a cashier at a grocery store in the past but was terminated for not showing up to work. Cassandra has reported using heroin in the past but reports that she has not used the substance for approximately 8 months. Cassandra also reported intermittent alcohol use but does not believe that she abuses the substance. Cassandra has 2 close friends who she considers to be like sisters. She reported that they spend quite a bit of time together, as they live in the same studio apartment. Both friends were arrested at the same time as Cassandra and have entered the same correctional facility with the same charges. Cassandra has been arrested 2 times in the past: once for possession of heroin, and once for theft. She served her time for both charges and was released. She reported feelings of depression and anxiety but has not received any formal treatment. She reported no other history of mental illness and has shown no history of violence towards herself or others.