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The case in question, Ms. Souza a 65-year old married woman, cannot step out of her house to go the market for buying daily fresh produce that she needs for cooking other than with her husband, and this is because she has a phobia which she isn’t exactly clear about. She is dependent on her husband and to accommodate he comes to home early from work to help her, but since there has been a change in his route of work, he will not be able to commit in the same way, and for this reason, she has to find an alternative. She has been “in and out” of therapy for 20 years for depression and phobic reactions, but as her counselor is leaving the state, she has been referred to the outpatient mental health clinic of a general hospital, and now the helper is in charge of making her capable to be independent.