Tasks: Read the Following Case Scenario, and then answer the…

NaOm223Tasks: Read the Following Case Scenario, and then answer the…Tasks: Read the Following Case Scenario, and then answer the following three questions: Jessica is a 25 year old Caucasian female who is self referred to you for substance use and addiction treatment. She reports that she found your agency on psychology today and was interested in receiving outpatient services. She reported she has Tricare insurance and comes from a military family. Upon assessing her, she discloses that she has a severe history of trauma to include sexual assault and physical abuse, she declines to provide any additional information on this area however she notes she has a fear of males and does not like to be “confronted or yelled at.” She reports that she has been using marijuana daily up to 4x per day averaging about $10-15 worth each sitting. She has a history of opiates, cocaine and benzodiazepine use via snorting which required multiple cycles of residential treatment to enter sobriety. She reports that she has been sober 3 years from these three substances however she has relapsed on marijuana 6 months ago and then recently relapsed on benzodiazepines and opiates for a period of 30 days after discovering that she was 2 months pregnant from an ex-boyfriend. She would like to avoid entering residential treatment and has 1 week of sobriety from the benzodiazepines and opiates (fentayl) however she is currently experiencing significant cravings, and she continues to smoke marijuana daily. Update: As you continue to work with Jessica, she discloses that she has no social supports outside of two close friends. Her two friends are also in active addiction and do not encourage Jessica to maintain sobriety. She is currently employed fulltime in customer service and resides with her father, where her insurance is covered. She is not at risk of homelessness however  she discloses that her insurance will expire in a few months on her 26th birthday. She has not sought out medical care for her pregnancy as she is uncertain as to whether she wants to move forward with her pregnancy or explore alternative options. She also has a romantic relationship with Tasha, a female companion who often initiates arguments with Jessica for “cheating” and blames her for the pregnancy. Jessica has a fear of abandonment and often associates herself with individuals who “accept her for who she is.” She is open to exploring group counseling, but expressed concerns regarding the dynamics of groups. For your discussion board:What type of practitioner would be most appropriate to utilize your EBP with Jessica? (e.g. level of education, experience etc)What setting would be most appropriate to service Jessica and why? (e.g. outpatient, residential, community based etc)What are some barriers to treatment and how would you address them in care? Reply to two people and provide feedback on ways to strengthen ideas.  Social SciencePsychology