Biopsychosocial evaluation

Casey’s needs based on her biopsychosocial evaluation include but are not limited to: adequate housing; financial resources; improved skills in managing daily activities (e.g., budgeting, grocery shopping, meal preparation); assistance with securing gainful employment; links to community resources; increased self-esteem/confidence levels; improved access to mental health services if needed; relapse prevention strategies related to substance use disorder (if applicable). Additionally, Casey will need support in addressing her lack of resources before leaving prison, finding a home to go to when released, as well as any daily skills limitations that could inhibit successful reentry into society. Short term goals associated with Casey’s release should focus on obtaining necessary identification documents (i.e., birth certificate or state ID card) so that she can apply for public benefits such Medicaid or food stamps if needed. If possible locating permanent housing prior to discharge would be beneficial (i.e., family member willing to provide room & board), however this may be difficult considering the lack of available supportive networks identified during assessment process.. Additionally it is important for Casey gain control over basic money management skills by learning how to budgets and plan for finances more effectively along with identifying appropriate resources where monetary assistance may be provided i.. Finally linking her with local recovery programs or therapists would also aide greatly in aiding from proper treatment once discharged from prison . Long term goals should strive towards achieving economic independence through gaining secure employment while maintaining sobriety if applicable by engaging in support groups or therapy sessions weekly or monthly depending upon individual need . Gaining independent living skills such as cooking , budgeting ..should also be incorporated into long term plans along with continuing education courses specifically tailored towards future career aspirations selected.. Financial literacy courses may also prove beneficial by teaching valuable money management tips and tricks associated with everyday life after incarceration . Establishing healthy relationships within family members , peers , etc…will help promote positive growth among individuals striving regain control over their lives post incarceration ..Fostering meaningful connections amongst trusted individuals would lead towards further opportunities unlocking doors otherwise remain closed if left unchecked…. In order manage these biopsychosocial needs effectively , implementing cognitive behavioral therapy strategies might prove beneficial both pre & post release .. This type therapeutic intervention focuses mainly on changing unproductive thought patterns thus leading new ways thinking regarding decisions made throughout course life … Participating Recovery Oriented Systems Care [ROSC] systems could likewise assist client identifying underlying triggers contributing negative behaviors previously observed ...Additionally case managers should advocate strongly behalf clients ensuring they receive necessary care accommodations required allowing them smooth transition back into mainstream culture… This includes ensuring sufficient legal protections are place pertaining rights accessible healthcare insurance coverage , job readiness training classes etc… It would equally benefit encourage involvement surrounding peer groups designed offer motivation guidance often lacking outside correctional facility walls .... These forms networks provide much needed emotional stability when transitioning amongst unfamiliar environments... The desired outcome three months being able prepared maintain steady source income enabling self sufficiency without reliance upon others around them financially emotionally ... Recovering addicts must learn recognize red flags early warning signs potentially dangerous situations prevent relapsing again.... Allowing clients reach their fullest potential requires concerted effort among stakeholders involved facilitate comfortable safe passage return citizens

Sample Solution

  Casey Hamburger is a 27-year-old woman who has been incarcerated for the past 15 months. She has a history of substance use disorder and mental health issues, including depression and anxiety. She does not have a stable living arrangement or primary source of financial support. In addition, she has difficulty managing simple activities of daily living such as budgeting, grocery shopping and meal preparation. Her limited social supports are primarily comprised of her friends from the neighborhood in which she grew up in.