Counseling Progress Note
Progress Note
Prepared by: Norma J. Streeter, Therapist at Skyline Realty Group
Introduction
This Progress Note provides a comprehensive account of the counselling sessions conducted for mental health care. It details the client's therapy, charts their progress, and outlines a treatment plan. The note focuses on delivering value-adding information and essential insights about concerned individual's progress, avoiding jargon to maintain its readability and usefulness.
Session Overview
The counseling sessions began on January 2, 2050, primarily addressing the client's anxiety issues. The client demonstrated commitment and gradually made improvements over the course of therapy. A significant shift in their demeanor and outlook was observed after the fifth session, indicating a positive outcome from the counseling.
Progress Assessment
The client initially presented a high level of distress, with an anxiety score of 8 out of 10. Following consistent counseling, the current anxiety score is down to 4. The client weekly sessions have yielded observable signs of progress, including improved coping mechanisms and a decrease in anxiety-triggered incidents.
Treatment Plan
The treatment plan was adapted as per the client's individual needs and progress rates. The initial focus revolved around managing anxiety, gradually shifting to enhancement of coping skills and resilience building. Future sessions will stress on maintaining psychological wellbeing and preventing relapse.
This Progress Note aims to document the journey and provide a clear roadmap for future counselling sessions, facilitating a better understanding of the client's mental health landscape.
Counselling is an essential part of mental health care and this note serves as a tangible record of the positive impact it has had on the client's wellness journey.
Acknowledgment
The client's dedication to their progress is commendable, and their engagement with the counselling process has been integral towards their improvement. Their continued commitment will undeniably be crucial in their ongoing journey towards sustained mental health.
Prepared on March 30, 2050
- Norma J. Streeter, Skyline Realty Group
