Treatment Plan Paper: Film Crash

Treatment Plan Paper based on the Film Crash – due 16 November 2017 by 4:25 PM Using a multicultural counseling approach, compose a hypothetical treatment plan for one of the characters of your choice from the film Crash, within the context of cultural sensitivity. Grading criteria:

• Plan provides sufficient background information on the character selected and identifies the issues to be addressed in counseling

• Treatment plan reveals your conceptualization of the issues selected and your understanding of a theoretical approach to follow

• The discussion flows in an organized and coherent

• Plan does not contain grammatical issues or typos and follows APA format • Presentation of the plan in class is succinct, clear, and thorough.

Treatment Plan Paper based on the Film Crash, this paper can not be a summary of the movie rather a treatment plan. Using a multicultural counseling approach, compose a hypothetical treatment plan for one of the characters of your choice from the film Crash, within the context of cultural sensitivity. Make sure your Plan provides sufficient background information on the character selected and identifies the issues to be addressed in counseling Treatment plan reveals your conceptualization of the issues selected and your understanding of a theoretical approach to follow. Make sure the discussion flows in an organized and coherent Plan does not contain grammatical issues or typos and follows APA format Presentation of the plan in class is succinct, clear, and thorough. Please pick one character of the movie to focus your paper on. Also make sure to hit all the points in regards to cultural sensitive you must create a treatment plan for the character you choose from the movie. Don’t summarize the movie but give good background information in your intro. Make sure to have Background Information, Case conceptualization, and very important Plan for therapeutic intervention You can use this as your references when writing the paper.

AMCD Multicultural Counseling Competencies Ahmed, S., Wilson, K. B., Henriksen Jr., R. C., & Jones, J. W. (2011). What does it mean to be a culturally-competent counselor? Journal for Social Action in Counseling and Psychology, 3(1). 17-28.

Patterson, C. H. (2004). Do we need multicultural counseling competencies? Journal of Mental Health Counseling, 26(1). 67-73.

Villalba, J. A. & Redmond, R. E. (2008). Crash: using a popular film as an experiential learning activity in a multicultural counseling course. Counselor Education & Supervision, 47. 264-276.”