During the individual therapy, I will also assess the trauma from being abused as young as she was. Beth innocence was taken from her from …show more content…
a trust family member. As her therapist, I want to assess her feelings about being around that family member. It must be difficult being at family function knowing what that cousin did to her. In my perspective, children that experienced sexual abuse tend to placed self-blame on themselves. Has Beth blame herself for what happen and that is the reason she is okay being in the present of that cousin. When Beth told her mother about the abuse, what was her mother response? Was Marie concern at all about what her daughter through at such a young age. Did try to interfere and talk to the aunt and her daughter stopped her or she just did not care? Beth being sexually abuse between ages 7-9, makes me questions her living environment at that time. Where was the parents for this to happen to her and how did the cousin have access to her?
Beth went experience the abuse around the time her parents divorced.
Even though she reported having a good childhood, I did not think it was. She lost her father when he moved away, and her innocence was taken away from her. With that said, what does Beth consider a good childhood? It appears as if Beth mother did not have time for her because she seems to have been more concern with her personal life. Beth did not get along with her mother second husband. Why? Did he try to hurt and what was the cause of the divorced. With the individual sessions, I want Beth to talk about her past experience without being interrupted by anyone. I want Beth to explore her feelings about the abuse and divorced and the impact these things have had on her life. I believe that everything that Beth been through got her to this point in her
life.