Explain the below case study from Psychodynamicperspectives of councelling and provide brief description about how this prospective will be helpful to help maggie.

Case study

Maggie is a 35-year-old woman who presents for counselling six months after the breakup of her nine year marriage to Michael, the father of her two children, Josh aged 6 and Joseph aged 12 months. Currently both children are in Maggie's sole care. Maggie has been referred to counselling by her General Practitioner whom she has been seeing for several minor physical ailments and early signs of depression.

Maggie and Michael met at university when they were studying business computing. After graduating they were employed in separate companies and dated for several years before finallygetting married. Theyboth continued working until thebirth of their first child Josh, when Maggie took a year off before returning to work part time. Michael continued in full time work and received several promotions over his years of continuous employment.

Maggiecontinuedworkingparttimeuntilthe birthoftheirsecond childJoseph,when she again took a year off to care for both children at home. She was about to return to work when Michael came home one night and said he was leaving her for awoman he had met at work. Two weeks later Michael moved out of the family home. He has not contacted Maggie or the children since. Maggie has not felt well enoughto return to work and is now in danger of losing her position with the company.