Using the blank form in the Appendix C titled “New Referral or Inquiry,” develop a client intake. You may use any problem that would ordinarily come to the attention of a social service agency. Your client should be an adult, at this point, calling on his or her own to seek services. In developing your client and your client’s problem, read the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (APA, 2013) and look at books and articles on specific problems (such as domestic violence, alcoholism, divorce, depression, addiction). Look at the chapters in the companion textbook, Fundamentals for Practice with High Risk Populations (Summers, 2002), for information on how your client might be feeling and what issues or problems the client might be facing when he or she makes the first call to your agency. If time permits, do several adult intakes with each client having a different reason for calling. Practice sending a verification letter to your hypothetical client.