Presenting Concern/s: Which of this week’s theoretical approaches you will use

Presenting Concern/s: Which of this week’s theoretical approaches you will use to conceptualize the case and why.
What do you see as the client’s presenting concerns/basic conflicts? Based upon the concerns you identified, discuss which you would address first and why based upon the theoretical approach. Three Central Concepts of the Approach/Theory: Identify three central concepts of the approach (other than any you previously used to answer the above question) and describe the central concepts.
Explain how the central concepts are relevant to working with the client or understanding the case. Clarification Notes: This week you are learning about Background Approaches. The term Background Approaches is umbrella term to describe a family of approaches that share certain characteristics (for example: focusing on the background of a client). Under this umbrella term you can select any one of the approaches covered this week for your assignment (e.g., individual psychology, classic psychoanalysis) to use to complete the assignment. When we refer to key concepts of the approaches, we are referring to the concepts that are central to the approach. For example, in classic psychoanalysis, Freud’s concepts of the structural model (id, ego, and superego) is an example of a central concept. Let’s say you selected individual psychology as your approach, Adler’s concept of lifestyle is another example of a central concept. Strengths and Limitations:
Analyze two strengths of the approach for working with the client. Analyze two weakness of the approach for working with the client.
Reflection: Provide at least one example of how you could apply any strategy, technique, or concept of this theoretical approach to an area of your life to learn something about yourself personally. Also, explain what you learned.
What challenges did you encounter when attempting to apply an aspect of this theoretical approach to your life? Provide at least one example. Did you notice any cultural limitations/obstacles to applying this approach to your life? Describe the cultural limitation or explain how the approach is culturally responsive.