Marisa is an 11-year-old Hispanic-American female. Marisa is in the 7th grade at a local school. She lives with her biological mother and her stepfather. Marisa has three siblings: one brother and two sisters. Marisa is the oldest child. Marisa's biological father is inconsistently in her life, and visits with her a couple of times a year. He lives in the same city as Marisa but doesn't seem to hold a job long enough for her mother to collect child support. Marisa is the only child from her mother's first marriage; her siblings were born during her mother's current marriage.

Current MedicalMarisa occasionally visits the nurse's office due to complaints of "stomach aches." The nurse has referred Marisa to a pediatrician to follow-up. The pediatrician hasn't been able to find an organic cause to the stomach aches.

Current DispositionMarisa's mother has brought Marisa into your office seeking counseling for oppositional behavior. Marisa's mother reports, "Marisa is so disrespectful; she talks back, yells at me, and just won't do what she is told." While you are talking with Marisa and her mother, they describe a recent argument. Marisa reports that her mother "hit me with a belt" during the argument. Marisa's mother reports, "She hit me; I had to do something." Marisa reports that this isn't the first time this has happened. As you tell Marisa and her mother that you are a mandatory reporter and start describing what that means, Marisa's mother gets upset and leaves the office, taking Marisa with her.

what three problem could a treatment plan for Marisa focus on?