The video of a 12 Year old, Katelyn Nicole Davis, who committed suicide by hanging on a tree in Cedartown, Georgia, became viral on social media ever since it was discovered last December 30, 2016.
Katelyn Davis Nicole, known as Itz Dolly on Youtube, was found dead after committing suicide by hanging on a tree with a noose around her neck last December 30, 2016 in Cedartown, Georgia.
What’s more terrifying that she did it in a live stream called Live.me, and that’s where we heard how she is sorry about all of her flaws.
This all started with her stepfather abusing and attempting to rape her, which resulted depression and mental issues from the said event.
It wasn’t even helpful that the mental trauma also reaches to her school, bullying
where she does not take her medication. she currently has not been attending her counseling
physically abused by her father and that causes a diminish of hope within herself to become
After moving to the U.S. at age twelve, Neveah was “raped” on two occasions by a family member. She did report this and legal actions were taken. Neveah’s mental health history began shortly after
JonBenet was found dead, wrapped in sheets in the basement of her home by her father John Ramsey. Patsy Ramsey (The Mother) called early in the morning saying to the police dispatcher that her child was kidnapped. A ransom note was left on the staircase inside their home. The ransom stated that a small foreign faction had taken their daughter, and if they wanted her back, they would have to pay $118,000 for her safe return.
Her anxiety and depression interfere with her academic and interpersonal functions. She struggles to motivate herself to attend her classes. She is not coping well with her internal struggles. She is
history of depression, ADHD, substance abuse and anxiety disorder on both sides of her family.
Based on the case study provided Susan has qualifies as a youth that has had a traumatic experience on all three levels of focus in a trauma-informed assessment. Susan has been exposed to events that are traumatic. These are, for example, she has been for a long time been sexually abused by her father and her father frequently physically abused her mother over trivial issues and she even witnessed her parents fighting to the extent that her mother was hospitalized due to a head injury inflicted by her father. In addition, Susan displays symptoms that are linked to post traumatic stress disorder. These include the continuous engagement in daily physical altercations, sleeping difficulties, development of depression, drug experimentation, and aggressive behavior
She also has a family history of depression. Her marriege is unhealthy and she reported that she thought of asking for a divorce. Furthermore, she was frightened of her father who had abusive tendencies towards
At an organization that works with a client base primarily made up of abused and battered women who are the main source of psychosocial information for themselves and their children, the history dictated to the clinical staff is subjective and not always complete. Due to the danger the abused partner is in at the time of the trauma, medical paperwork, police reports, and personal documents can be left behind when they flee. I was informed of JP’s disrupted infant attachment and diagnosis of Reactive Attachment Disorder, as well as the domestic violence incident before the start of treatment. JP had a history of difficulty in school and received multiple therapeutic services in and out of school.
Christina was born a healthy baby girl, her mum was in an abusive relationship and fell pregnant from the result of being raped by her partner, she felt trapped in the relationship and unable to leave fearing for her and Christina’s life. “mother-child attachment is less secure when the mother experiences domestic violence (Levendosky et al, 2011)”. Due to Christina’s mums situation she isolated herself and Christina from the outside world which meant Christina was not receiving the social interaction needed for her development. Although her mum tried to do her best with Christina she struggled as she was suffering from postnatal depression along with the continual abuse from her partner. Christina’s mum passed away when Christina
It is apparent that the client is experiencing symptoms of PTSD due to her behaviors of becoming withdrawn, not motivated, experiencing nightmares to where her sleeping patterns are off balance, and her response to an individual waking her from her sleep. This shows the trauma due to her sexual assault in the past as a young child and adult. The issue also stems from the fact that counseling or therapeutic services were not provided after the first occurrence due to the client’s religion and culture background. Although discussing the sexual assault can be difficult for the client, as the clinician your goal is to ensure the client that she is safe to disclose in the office as well as allowing her to feel confident in receiving the services
Time is the answer, time heals all wounds and after being able to go through what she has been she is now able to better cope with her problems and can now better articulate her feelings with others.
The biggest factors affecting Beth’s mental health have been the persistent, complex trauma resulting from the domestic violence, abuse, and poverty. Although she tried many times to do
There is no doubt that todays young people have a love affair with the internet, and near it’s focus is the video hosting website, YouTube. YouTube first dotted the Internet radar in February of 2005, and is an online video-streaming form of entertainment. It was nearly instantly popular, and just as quickly became one of the most visited websites on the entire World Wide Web. While some viewers do not welcome its presentation, far more enjoy watching and creating videos on YouTube. YouTube videos range from being educational, instructional, and comedic, and sometimes plain stupid. Producing videos to upload to YouTube is being done by people of all ages from all over the world. According to author Alex K. Rich, “thirty-eight percent of Americans want to distribute content online.”(Rich 1) People were and are looking for a speedy and simple way to view and upload videos on the Internet to share with the world. YouTube has brought about a new form of superior amusement and entertainment to its viewers. Some of these personalities have caught fire on the Internet world. These users become superstars, some overnight, although some take a year to even get noticed. It has given people a substitute way to reveal themselves in the light of the media. A new and obtainable way to become famed has been presented to YouTube users, and the videos that these users post online may just be the ticket to bigger and better things.
I recently came across a Buzzfeed video of a person sorting 1,600 beads by color. The video began with a white box on a white table. During the first few seconds of the video, hands appear and place a white bowl full of colored beads in the box. The hands then pour the beads into the box and shuffle them around. The rest of the video is a time-lapse of the beads being organized with like colors. I spent four minutes and fifty-five seconds of my life mesmerized by these beads being put into their place, and I did not feel like the time was wasted. Something about the video relieved me, and I did not know why. It is almost unsettling that I spent nearly five minutes watching that video when I could have been doing something much more