Introduction The patient in this case is a male aged 24 years unmarried Caucasian. He has a mother and stepfather. He also has a half brother and two half sisters. The father is not alive and the stepfather acted as the guide and mentor. Friends and relatives contribute towards the moral and social support of the patient. His educational background does not come out clearly. He mentions that he does not have a job but he has hope of getting one after being discharged from the army. This basically forms the simple structure of the family in terms of composition. The family has a number of problems as presented by the patient. The PT recently experienced an ATV accident and has problems ranging from mobility, speech problems and memory deficits. He also has difficulties in concentration, his cognition is impaired, blurred vision and pain in the right shoulder. Therefore in brief that forms a summary of the problems the family is faced with. In the history of the patient there is evidence of sustained severe non-penetrating head injuries and the associated unconsciousness. This was about six months ago as stated by the patient. Main body Despite these problems, the family has a number of strengths that are worthy to be mentioned. First of all, it is vital to mention that the patient has demonstrated positive thinking in life and this is by his way of handling of the mobile phone. He is willing to undergo more treatment and have a quick recovery. This is very important as far as intervention measures are concerned. The patient has good coping strategies. The financial position of the family appears to be steady with an insurance amount of $50000 which has been given to him and a monthly salary of $2520. As the records reveal the patient was in perfect health condition before the accident occurred. Neurological examination reveals that the patient is cooperative awake and alert. The patient is being assessed at Polytrauma Social Work Assessment and Referral. In this agency a number of consultations are undertaken and they are very useful towards establishing the exact state of the patient in a number of ways. For instance it undertakes psychosocial assessment of the patient. In summary the agency contributes significantly in identifying the obstacles be they physical, social or mental that exists in the course of treating the patient. The agency therefore helps in the family intervention because from the perspective of assessment, the agency is in a better position to identify the specific areas of the patient that require agent attention to facilitate his quick recovery. Assessment of the environment of the patient reveals a number of issues that are necessary in the intervention. To begin with, the patient does not have his real father , he depends on the stepfather for guidance and mentorship. He lacks the love from the blood sisters and brother because of the current family set up. There is evidence of social and moral support coming from the family and friends. This environment is also crucial for the intervention to work as anticipated. Even though the patient comes from such a family set up , it is important to note that that the family has recognized the current situation of the patient and further supports him with moral support that is essential fro his recovery. In terms of resources, the family has some resources at least which they can use in the course of his recovery. There is an insuranc