NUEL T.

MABATAN BSSW-2

SOCIAL CASE STUDY REPORT AND INTERVENTION PLAN

I. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION:
Name : A.k.a Amie Batumbakal
Civil Status : Single
Sex : Female
Religion : Roman Catholic
Date of Birth : December 21, 2006
Age : 16
Place of Birth : Sto Tomas Isabela
Educational Attainment : Grade 3
Address : Malapagay, Sto Tomas Isabela

II. Problem Presented:

In response to her parents' request for psychosocial intervention related to the horrific
occurrence she had experienced; the client was referred to our clinic. She is supposedly
the victim of sexual assault when her parents are out at work, and she is currently
staying with her grandparents. She was fourteen years old when the incident took place.
The client experienced overwhelming stress as a result of all that was going on in her
and her family's lives. The client displays dread, concern, and self-blame whenever she is
questioned about the incident. The client, who is 16 years old, is going through stress
and anxiety

III. The Youth:

Amie is the 4th child of Felix and Greta Batumbakal. Amie is not socially active and
prefers to stay at home. She does not engage in much conversation. According to her
teacher, Amie is a responsible student who pays close attention to her instructions. Amie
is not a particularly good academically; her professors have noted that she struggles with
comprehension. Nevertheless, she enjoys sports like volleyball and badminton, in which
she takes part actively.

IV. The Family:

The family resides at the aforementioned address as a home owner. Their home is
furnished with the basic necessities, including a water-sealed toilet, electricity available
around-the-clock, and drinkable water. The family raises livestock and farms rice, corn,
and other crops. The parents work as farm laborers and earn a living each day.
Parents have influenced Amie and her younger sister to grow up to be responsible,
decent people. Amie looks after her younger sister well while her parents are at work
under the supervision of her neighboring grandparents and more so by their elder
sisters. There is no lacking sufficient attention in the family. Amie is raised in a caring
home and has no trouble getting support in general. She describes her parents as loving
 and kind people. While her elder siblings are strict, more attentive and expressive with
her but amie perceives this as a sign of their love and concern for her. Older Adult are
consulted when making decisions by family members, but there are also occasions when
decisions are made as a family, especially when there are crucial

V. Assessment

According to the client, it was revealed that she had been in contact with the offender
before the occurrence on January 6, 2021 and that the offender had requested to meet the
client on that day in a inconspicuous location. According to the allegations, the perpetrator
raped the victim with the aim to conduct sexual assault, and both force the persuasion were
used to carry out the offense.

The client was frightened as a result, which led her to hide in public since she felt
embarrassed about the experience during the early stage. At present, The client suppressed
the traumatic memory as her defense mechanisms which is directly associated with
psychological stress ( Sigmund freud, 1926) Although , the majority of rape victims do not
suffer chronic psychiatric disorders, a sizable portion of victims of rape and violent sexual
assault endure mental health problems (Kilpatrick et Al.1985: Mezey and taylor, 1988) Post
Traumatic stress disorder, depression, and phobic anxiety from stress are some of the
psychological effects of rape.

VI. Treatment Plan

There are established principles that guide the treatment of rape victims that also apply to
trauma victims more broadly. Given the client’s circumstances, stage of recovery and the
types and severity of the issues being treated, the client must get on going psychological
services for herself and her family as well as monitoring and support from friends and
partner institutions throughout the recovery process. Please see table below for the
intervention plan for the above-mentioned client.

Objectives Activities Responsible Time Frame Expected Concept/ Areas of

Person Output Intervention
To be able to Conduct one on Social worker/ May 25, Validate the Intercession
determine one interview Counsellor 2023 initial Mediation Model
their internal onwards assessment
resources and gather
more
information
needed
To know the Home visit Social worker/ May 25, Know the living Social
situation of Counsellor 2023 condition of Investigation
the client in onwards the client and
Malapagay Sto her family
tomas Isabela
To cope up Conduct of Social worker/ May 25, Relief from Client/Family
with stress and family and Client/ Family 2023 anxiety. centered
anxiety client therapy onwards Increase approach
through session/ stress confidence and
relationship management/ decision
building, Counselling and making skill,
problem Psychological if ability to
assessment necessary manage stress
and goal effectively
setting
To ensure safe Awareness and Social worker/ May 25, To formulate Multi-
community for coordination LGU/ Barangay 2023 Ordinances and Dimensional
the client and with the officials onwards resolutions approach
family barangay and supporting
partner law such laws
enforcers Able to secure
and have a
happy and
sustained
quality of life
for the client
To increase Provide co- Social worker/ May 25, Diversion Community based
confidence curricular LGU/ Barangay 2023 programs to be interventions
and activities with officials/Client/ onwards able to help
community the help of the Family the client heal
involvement Brgy officials and overcome
like Sports trauma
activities -able to
To create a Parent, school SW/ Client/ May 25, Transform her
protective and caring School 2023 community to
community adult Officials/Family onwards a protective
environment intervention and caring
through home community
visitation,
parent skill
program and
mentoring
programs
To monitor the Monitoring and SW/Client/Family May 25, Client Follow-through
progress and evaluation 2023 monitored and
development onwards developed
of the client to functioning
the treatment
plan

VII. EVALUATION AND RECOMMENDATION:

 Based on the information provided and the result of interview, the client feels distressed and
overwhelmed by the extent of the case’s impact on her and her family. Her mental health is
affected by stress and anxiety caused the client to trouble thinking clearly, and difficulty
concentrating. The client must consequently undergo psychosocial psychotherapy in order to
improve her social functioning and general well-being.
We must provide the client and the family an individual and group session centered on
therapeutic themes that includes social support, coping mechanisms and problem-solving
therapy as well as other psychologically oriented interventions to help them over come and
assist the client to express and work through trauma.

Prepared By:

NUEL T. MABATAN