L. Freeman's Case Study

Cathy discussed how Abilify was a disaster for Kate because one major side effect was weight gain. Kate’s weight went from 105 to 152 in nine months. Kate began to development anorexia because she was so unhappy with the weight gain. Cathy discussed the strain that Kate’s OCD had on her marriage to Bruce, not only the financial strain with higher water bills and copay’s to see the psychiatrist, etc. but there was an emotional strain. Cathy and Bruce began to argue on the course of action that should be taken in treating Kate’s OCD. Cathy reports Bruce did not agree with how Kate’s doctors were treating her condition. Cathy reports Bruce wanted Kate to leave the house and to go live with another family member. Cathy refused to kick Kate out, so Cathy reported her marriage to Bruce ended due to Kate’s extreme OCD. Cathy reports that with the proper medication for Kate of Zoloft and Geodon her OCD has improved. Kate has a part time job and is getting out with friends a little more. However, Cathy did say Kate has to clean the house every Friday. Cathy and Kate will also be looking into cognitive behavior

George explained to Mrs. Rogers’s family her needs, condition, and changes essential to her lifestyle in order to get her in improved health. George hoped that by including Mrs. Rogers’s family, who support and love her, in her care, he could improve her compliance, and the health of the entire family.

I was starting to worry, it is getting dark out.” She told me kissing my forehead. “Now come help me with dinner.’ Taking my hand and dragging me away, but not before I could see the smugness of my brother’s face. I sent him a glare before making it into the kitchen. The rest of the night went on, and rather like other nights when we’ve been together. We sat down, ate, and talked. Nothing particularly special about the rest of that night, excepting George’s visit. Still though, this was one of the few occasions we could actually all come together. At least one that was enjoyable. The next morning was one I was genuinely looking forward to. But when I woke up hearing Mum calling me. So I had gotten dressed, in a skirt this time, in an effort to silence her. I left my room expecting to see my mother making breakfast. But instead seeing two officers of sorts, waiting at the open door. With my mother and father standing in front of

Georgaina turned away from him, a breeze picking up her golden hair, causing it to halo her face. She said nothing for a moment, a tortured expression crossing her features, before turning to the man. “I’m not upset, papa. I understand. But you need to let me breathe in the air of my home one last time. You need to let me visit her,” her voice broke. “And you need to let me do it alone.” No anger laced her words, only longing. The man, her father, retreated back into the adobe house.

The counselor notice that Mary Beth acted differently alone than when she was around her mother (Gil, 2015 p. 148-160). The counselor was able to identify the problems in Mary Beth family concerning her mother, father, and brother; which played a big part towards Mary Beth problematic behavior (Gil, 2015 p. 148-160). This was an important matter for the counselor to address, because it was causing Mary Beth to act out and become depressed. Q 2: “What important questions were raised or remain unanswered?” Important questions that raised but remain unanswered was “When did the rejection started in Lucia and George marriage and Why?”

R/s today Des’tani’s teacher was advised by the bus driver on that on yesterday Des’tani’s step grandfather, Christopher smelled very heavily of alcohol. R/s Des’tani grandmother, Brenda and Christopher care for child while mom works. R/s Des’tani has severe behavioral issues and she is difficult to care for. R/s one time there was an issue with roaches and bugs crawling out the child’s backpack, but nothing recently it gotten better. R/s school district’s social worker reached out to mom to offer services to help her. R/s other adults possibly Jacinda’s sister and brother are living in the home.

This was my first meeting with Mrs. Orbach and her children during her midterm assessment with Jeffry. I did not speak with Jeffry was assessing her. I thought it would be best to

2. Evaluate Gilligan's statement that “Women’s deference is rooted not only in their social subordination but also in the substance of their moral concern. Sensitivity to the needs of others and the assumptions of the responsibility for taking care lead women to attend to voices other than their own and to include in their judgment other points of view. How do you think Levinas (Chapter 10) would comment on that statement? What do you think Christina Hoff Sommers might say? What is your opinion?

Writer called Carmela to find when she will be free for us to meet and review her care plan. Carmela said she has an appointment with her counselor on the 20th at 1:45pm. Care manager told Carmela that I will come to her house at 12:30pm and later drop her off at her appointment. Carmela understood care manager.

and answers from her parents and immediate family whom turned against her because the brother was a family favorite and the only son. She found herself to be all alone. She entered a stage of depression on which event led to a long

Her statement coincided with her affect during a session. When discussing her complex trauma she presented emotions of anger. Samantha would become red, spoke rapidly with a high pitch, shook uncontrollably and gave detailed stories. However, when she spoke about her mother and son, Samantha was hesitant about the information she shared. At the beginning, she would pause and her affect became flat, her eyes would water up, she had a soft voice, and her body would freeze. The information Samantha disclosed about her mother and son was fragmented with missing information that she had no recognition of. She was only able to discuss about her mother and son to a certain point before she became disengaged from the conversation. Samantha reported

Discussions: Ms.Erickson reported that Nathaniel is doing well in his new school and at home. She said that Nathaniel is doing better with the new medication. Nathaniel presented calm, respectful and compliant during the visit. Ms.Erickson reported a decrease in appetite and weight.

On September 27th I went to Branch 6 to watch the criminal trial of the defendant Lord Wilson. It was making out to be a weeklong trial and I made it on the second to last day. All I knew was that it was a case involving drugs and had been in the making for a while. When I arrived at the public safety building to listen to the criminal trial taking place I learned firsthand that things never seem to stay on schedule. A recess was taking place when I walked in. While I was sitting there I overheard another person in the courthouse talking about how they heard testimonies from witnesses the day before. That’s what I was looking forward to and now I was worried that I wouldn’t get to observe anything

Peteranne arrived on time, was dressed and groomed appropriately, and appeared oriented to time and place. Peteranne appeared comfortable and open participated in the session. She presented feelings of failure in not

I arrive at work past eight thirty. By ten o’clock, I’ve read, “Losing It at Seventeen.” I delighted in the story of a nerd who finally gets the girl. Though, the material needs work. Still, I put it aside in the “maybe” stack on my desk. The remainder of the day will be a piece of cake. I skip lunch to meet with Betsy, the B.A. lawyer, Thom argued with at the staff meeting. She wants to discuss a writer that Sarah dealt with who started a rewrite before his contract had been signed off on by both parties. I agree to speak with her, but would rather not get in between the dispute she had with Thom.