Problem Solving Therapy applied to Chaney Allen's case.
According to, "What is problem solving? A review of theory, research and applications",.Effective problem solving includes a set of skills that can be learned. "In the cognitive-interpersonal domain, individuals deploy skills in activities from communication, interaction, or building and maintaining relationships, to negotiation and resolving conflicts." Acquisition of these skills is complex, and if they are not learned at an early age, requires a conscious desire to grow emotionally and mentally. The following plan would involve group problem solving with several participants. It is adapted from the program defined in "Efficacy of a Problem-Solving Therapy for Depression and Suicide Potential in Adolescents and Young Adults." The goal is to focus on positive solutions, and to focus on solving one specific, problem with an attainable, reasonable solution.
Session 1: De-nition of problems: The rationale behind the problem-solving treatment is explained to the participants. Then the therapist and the patient work together to de-ne the problem -- in this case, alcohol dependence or problems that develop as a result of the dependence. The next step is to identify emotional problems. Then the therapists relate emotional symptoms to problems and de-ne the problems in behavioral terms.
Session 2: Goal setting:...
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