Case Study On Bethesda Children's Home

I interviewed James Oblinski, LPC, MS, MA, a Licensed Professional Counselor, with a Masters of Science, and a Masters of Art. He works as a therapist who directly works with children and family at the Bethesda Children’s Home. The children placed in this facility are court ordered and range between 11-18 years in age. James received his Bachelor’s degree at Penn State University and two master’s degrees at Mercyhurst and Edinboro University. I was extremely impressed with James’ qualifications and intensity with which he took his job seriously. He is a therapist that works directly with families, teenage clients, and the courts to inspire change in troubled children. He displayed an understanding of the importance the interventions that

The kids have a daily schedule planned every day and incorporated into that is a point system, with 4 different levels each client is expected to earn points based on the level they have currently reached. The point system gives each client 20 expectations everyday being able to earn a maximum of 3 points per expectation, while each day 60 total points are available to be earned for a maximum score of 420 points per week. Based on the level they are at they should score a certain number of points to keep on track to level up and maintain their privileges. If they have 3 days in a row where they do not earn 50 points, privileges are restricted. Levels mandate that they score a certain amount of points per level: Level 1. 336 points a

Also trying to implement effective treatment that James described as “groups the children can participate in such as the National Youth Program Using Motorbikes (NYPUM), Aggression Replacement Training (ART), Drumming Groups (expressing your feelings through music), Character Education Groups, Balance and Restorative Justice (BARJ), Street Smart (sex education), Horticulture, Drug and Alcohol, Trauma-Focused Therapy, Independent Skill Groups, as well as a ton of smaller unit-style groups. In addition, we work with the families with family