Create case presentation for Mr W, a single living with nephew in a 3 room HDB flat belongs to his mother. Mr W is the youngest of 5 children in his family of origin with 2 elder brothers and 2 elder sisters. Mr W's father passed away and his mother is suffering from dementia/ His mother lodges with 2nd sister. Mr W is in a conflictual and strained relationship with all his siblings. Mr W is retiree and does not own any property. His siblings do not want him to return to his mother's house. They want him to goes to nursing home or shelter home. Patient has mental capacity and refuses to goes to nursing home. Many attempts try to reach to siblings through phone calls, whatsapp messages and request for family conference failed. My questions for clinical supervision: 1. Shall I at what point I shall initiate destitute person act against Mr W before he agrees for shelter home? 2. Shall I consider suggestion of enlisting the help of his neighbour to engage the nephew when he returns to work? 3. How do I engage the siblings more effectively rather than they evading me?
Create case presentation for Mr W, a single living with nephew in a 3 room HDB flat belongs to his mother. Mr W is the youngest of 5 children in his family of origin with 2 elder brothers and 2 elder sisters. Mr W's father passed away and his mother is suffering from dementia/ His mother lodges with 2nd sister. Mr W is in a conflictual and strained relationship with all his siblings. Mr W is retiree and does not own any property. His siblings do not want him to return to his mother's house. They want him to goes to nursing home or shelter home. Patient has mental capacity and refuses to goes to nursing home. Many attempts try to reach to siblings through phone calls, whatsapp messages and request for family conference failed. My questions for clinical supervision: 1. Shall I at what point I shall initiate destitute person act against Mr W before he agrees for shelter home? 2. Shall I consider suggestion of enlisting the help of his neighbour to engage the nephew when he returns to work? 3. How do I engage the siblings more effectively rather than they evading me?
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This plan outlines a comprehensive approach to case management, focusing on mapping housing and family dynamics while assessing vulnerabilities and risks. It emphasizes setting clear goals for autonomy and shelter, and proposes engagement strategies that respect consent. Key takeaways include documenting all relevant factors, conducting a case conference with legal input, and prioritizing sustainable housing solutions that are least restrictive.