Gender: Female

Ethnicity: Hispanic American

Sexual Orientation: Queer

Religion: None

SES: Lower-Middle Class

Living Environment: Rural

Employment Status: Recently graduated student, looking for a job

• Anxiety and Stress

• Confusion

• Overwhelmed

• Family Pressure

• Uncertainty

• Peer Pressure

  
  

Length of time:

Been a concern for a while but has come to the forefront over the last couple of months due to the pressure of needing to make a decision

Frequency:

Having intense anxiety and stress (sweaty palms, heart palpitations, stomach aches) every day almost throughout the day.

Intensity:

Severe. Intensifies when she talks to her parents

• Client admires parents who have been working within the medical field as small town doctors. While they have not been wildly successful when it comes to making a significant amount of money, they admire the passion that their parents have to take care of people for little to none in return.

  
  

Do you read blogs regularly or follow any social media accounts? Which ones?

• Client regularly follows the social media accounts of peers to look at their frequent achievements.

What do you like to do in your free time?

• In their free time, they like to go on nature walks and find new ways to challenge themselves.

  
  

Do you have a favorite motto or saying?

• Ohana means family, Family means no one gets left behind.

What were your least/most favorite subjects in school?

• Favorite subject in school was earth science.

What is your earliest recollection?

• Earliest recollection was life challenges around the house such as lights being cut off due to the light bill not being paid or no food in the fridge due to not enough money to pay for grocery's.

Intuitive

Feeling

Judging

It would help the client understand themself better.

It could help promote more introspection into their own life and where there passion may be.

By getting a better understanding of their values and passions through the MBTI, it will help them to understand which aspect of their parents that they admire, which would assist them in understanding and learning ways to implement that into their future careers.

Traits: Resilient, compassionate, family-oriented, culturally sensitive

Occupational History of Parents and Grandparents: All doctors

Coping Mechanisms: Maintaining hope and optimism, seeking professional help, Spirituality and Faith, Cultural Traditions and Rituals and Positive Communication

• School job fairs

• Mental health counseling

• Mentorship programs

• Online workshops and certification programs