Adle Case Study Essay

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Introduction
This case study based on an actual client must maintain the strictest level of confidentiality. It involves a young Hispanic female, age 25, named Adele G. Adele came to the pregnancy center for a pregnancy test because her menstruation cycle was a month late. The pregnancy test was positive. Before providing Adele with information for Medicaid pregnancy insurance coverage and WIC (Women Infant Care), a food and nutrition service provided by the United States government; I noticed that her intake form stated, “Separated.” I asked Adele for permission to ask the reason for her separation. Adele began to tell her story.
Background Information
Adele has a nine-year-old son from a previous relationship and works part-time …show more content…

Even though, Adele made the right choice of separating from him, she remained unsure of whether to return to him or stay at her parents’ house. Therefore, referring Adele to a shelter for abused women that offers free counseling will place her on the path of healing and recovery. Another support system is the pregnancy center that offers prenatal and parenting educational classes for pregnant women and ongoing education until the baby reaches fourteen months of age. In addition, these educational classes offer support by helping pregnant women earn points for baby items and maternity …show more content…

She and her son continue to live with her parents. She has contacted the shelter and has set an appointment to see a counselor. At this time, she has no desire to live with the boyfriend. She has decided not to tell him about the pregnancy in order to protect herself, her son, and the unborn baby.
Conclusion
Adele came to the pregnancy center to confirm whether she was pregnant or not. Upon hearing the reasons for the separation between Adele and her abusive relationship with a controlling boyfriend, I gave her information about free counseling. Thankfully, Adele continues to live with her parents and at this time has decided not to return to her boyfriend. She is thankful for the support she received while at the pregnancy center and looks forward to attending the Earn While You Learn prenatal and parenting

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