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Physical environment (community and home condition):
The client physical environment is in the city of Monterey Park located in the San Gabriel Valley, just east of Los Angeles. Client’s community is very diverse made up with people of many different ethnicities and cultures. Luis currently lives in a two-bedroom apartment with his wife and two children.
Family structure and development (history ¤t situation): Luis has a good relationship with his family. Luis grew up in a family that consisted of his father, mother, brother and sister. Luis is the middle child in his family. He attempts to maintain consent communication with family, but due to the fact that he live far away from his family it is difficult to see them in person. Luis

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