her life, so that she can actually see that there are some good things that has occurred in her life that she might have overlooked.The reality theory approach is basically straightforward in terms of making the client deal with the situation head on, as oppose to hiding from the situation. This approach does not hold the client accountable for the things in their life that they were forced to experience, but what it does do is let the client know that they do /10have the power to change how they choose to react to the problem. This theory does not allow much room for a client to feel sorry for themselves, but places fire underneath them to quickly make changes in their life. These changes are positive and useful techniques that will aid the client in reaching their goal. I feel that this theory is the most effective in terms of forcing the client to realize what the actual problem is, as well as teach these clients how to accurately formulate and carry out successful plans to change their current behavior in all situations placed before them.I feel that this client can truly benefit from professional counseling at least once every two weeks for an hour. I expect to see this client after two months show signs of progress in terms of her overall emotional state. I would ask her to complete many homework assignments that would encourage her to analyze herself and the people around her, especially in terms of how they affect who she was and hopes to be in the future. The more this client is able to voice how she feels on a regular basis, the better 11off she will be in the long run, especially in terms of how she deals with others.Tina needs to feel as if she has the power to make good choices in her life that will lead to future success. The only way that we can achieve this goal is by placing this client in various mock situations that teaches her how to make good decisions that would affect her life. The other option is to encourage he...
