My Husband Thinks I M An Alcoholic

1) CLIENT: My husband thinks I’m an alcoholic. I’m here because he made me come. Sure, I drink. I drink a lot. But he’s the reason I drink.

SW: It can really be sad when you are being tag by someone close to you as an alcoholic and I know that you are angry with your husband for bringing you here, but I want you to know that it is because of his concern and care for you that made him to take the step in asking you to come for this meeting.
Moreover, I will not force you to stay is all about your choice if you want us to discuss the reasons why you are drinking, as you mentioned your husband is the one making you to drink , please can you elaborate on that for me, so that I can understand you better.

2) CLASSMATE: I’ve missed the last three classes and don’t know what’s going on in here. Today is the day of the midterm exam and I know I’m going to flunk. I’m so uptight, I can’t think straight.
It is very important that you address your concern to the professor and explain the genuine reasons why you have being absent from class.

Hopefully the professor will consider you and give you some time to catch up with the class readings and lectures missed, I strongly encourage you to speak with your professor, in order to avoid any flunk in your midterm exam. 3) WOMAN WHO LOST HER 12 YEARS –OLD CHILD TO GANG VIOLENCE: I never wanted to live in this cesspool. We just couldn’t afford to move to another neighborhood. There are gunshots almost every night and the police rarely come by that is, until someone’s been killed. Drug dealers and street walkers are everywhere. I feel so guilty that my lovely daughter had to live and to die here. It’s just so unfair. If you don’t have much, you have to live where you can and that means somebody, sometime is gonna