Choose one client in the case study and one mental health issue that you would address in counseling.

To Prepare
Review the four Final Project Case Studies found in the Learning Resources for this week and select a case study for this Discussion based on your counseling specialization You will have the option to use the same case study for your final project or choose a different one.
Choose one client in the case study and one mental health issue that you would address in counseling.
Choose one intervention you are interested in learning more about to work with the issues you identified in the case study you selected.
Review the Learning Resources related to research and how to search the Walden Library for specific information related to your topic.
Search the Walden Library and select one article specific to an intervention for your case study. Note: You will use this article to create a citation in your post as well as a reference for the article.
Post by Day 3 The case study you selected, the client and mental health issue you identified, and the intervention you selected for treating the issue in counseling. Explain the findings of the article and how the research article results match or were different from what you expected to find.
Did your findings change your perception about the intervention?
Would you choose to use this intervention with your client in the case study based on the contents of the article? Cite content from the article you identified to support your post. Also, include a reference for this article in your post. Attach a PDF of the article to your post .
Be sure to support your postings and responses with specific references to the Learning Resources and identify current relevant literature to support your work. Case Study 4 Jared is a 37-year-old African American male who is referred to counseling by his girlfriend, Sheila. Sheila is worried about Jared because he is short-tempered and on edge, shouts at his girlfriend, and loses his cool with his kids, ages 13 and 15. Jared was served with divorce papers upon his return from deployment and now only sees his children every other weekend. Jared reports that he “can’t think straight.” He describes wanting to lock himself away and draw the curtains. Jared cries openly when describing that he served four years in Operation Iraqi Freedom as a marine. He also expresses reluctance to enter into counseling because he fears being labeled. In the 12 years since returning home from his deployment, Jared has struggled with his divorce and homelessness. He reports believing that people with mental problems are wimps or fakers. Jared also explains that when he was a medic, he coped with the horrors that he had seen in war by having a few beers or smoking marijuana to try and block out the horrific memories. Jared then describes one event that plays over and over in his head. He became emotional when he described the scene of a young child who had been mutilated but left alive. Jared’s daily thoughts are filled with images of homes being burned, or people screaming with bloody injuries, or people in anguish over the dead bodies of their loved ones. These memories have impacted his daily functioning and interpersonal relationships because of the feelings and thoughts that are triggered. Neither his girlfriend nor his kids want to be around him, and he is worried that he is losing his mind.
Peer-review
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