Summary: Vargas Family
VARGAS FAMILY DISCHAGE SUMMARY
Patient Name: Vargas Family
Patient Number: ……………………………..
Date Admitted: ………………………………
Date Discharged: …………………………….
Attending Physician: …………………………
Dictated by: …………………………………..
Primary Care Physician: ………………………………
Referring Physician: …………………………………..
Consulting Physician(s): ……………………………....
Condition on Discharge: ……………………………….
This discharge summary consists of:
1) A brief summary of what was going on with the family
2) A review of the initial treatment goals
3) Theories and interventions used in the eight week sessions
4) Discharge status and instructions
1. Brief Summary
The Vargas family over a period of eight sessions held for eight weeks has been facing several issues within their family both nuclear and the extended family. From the first assessment of the family, it was a bit dysfunctional from the communication exchange witnessed from Elizabeth and Bob, the married couple. They would occasionally exchange angry looks and this made the children …show more content…
The relationship between Bob and Elizabeth has significantly improved by the fact that both parties have apologized to one another for their actions. During the last session, Bob acknowledges the value of his wife Elizabeth and says he had been taking her for granted. He also appreciates and admires Katie’s strength despite the emotional problems she was undergoing after the loss of her husband and the situation involving her son, Geoff. The family seems to be taking shape as Bob tells off his parents with an aim to bring down the increasing strife that was brewing. His wife, Elizabeth supports him and terms this as bravery despite his parents, Tim and Linda, being upset. The family’s relationship has improved generally and it now resembles a wholesome family unit. However, there are some growing concerns about maintenance of the set family boundaries and also about the safety of
Patient Name: Vargas Family
Patient Number: ……………………………..
Date Admitted: ………………………………
Date Discharged: …………………………….
Attending Physician: …………………………
Dictated by: …………………………………..
Primary Care Physician: ………………………………
Referring Physician: …………………………………..
Consulting Physician(s): ……………………………....
Condition on Discharge: ……………………………….
This discharge summary consists of:
1) A brief summary of what was going on with the family
2) A review of the initial treatment goals
3) Theories and interventions used in the eight week sessions
4) Discharge status and instructions
1. Brief Summary
The Vargas family over a period of eight sessions held for eight weeks has been facing several issues within their family both nuclear and the extended family. From the first assessment of the family, it was a bit dysfunctional from the communication exchange witnessed from Elizabeth and Bob, the married couple. They would occasionally exchange angry looks and this made the children …show more content…
The relationship between Bob and Elizabeth has significantly improved by the fact that both parties have apologized to one another for their actions. During the last session, Bob acknowledges the value of his wife Elizabeth and says he had been taking her for granted. He also appreciates and admires Katie’s strength despite the emotional problems she was undergoing after the loss of her husband and the situation involving her son, Geoff. The family seems to be taking shape as Bob tells off his parents with an aim to bring down the increasing strife that was brewing. His wife, Elizabeth supports him and terms this as bravery despite his parents, Tim and Linda, being upset. The family’s relationship has improved generally and it now resembles a wholesome family unit. However, there are some growing concerns about maintenance of the set family boundaries and also about the safety of