Professional Psychiatrist: A Short Story

Pinching a rosy pink nipple between his fingers and twisting, Adam cracked his palm hard enough against her butt cheek to leave an imprint on the taut flesh. "My teenage slut. Can never get enough, can you, not even after last night. Should I stop Sophie, or do want me to screw you like the dirty whore you truly are?" The man smirked, "If that's what you want, then beg for it. Let me hear how bad you need a cock shoved in your tight, little cunt." With his challenge hanging in the air, Levine's head dropped again, and his mouth, lips and tongue went to work on her clit, to urge her on

“He wanted to sleep inside her lungs and breathe her blood and be smothered. He wanted to her to be a virgin and not a virgin, all at once. He wanted to know her. Intimate secrets-why poetry? Why so Sad? Why the grayness in her eyes? Why so alone? Not lonely, just alone-riding her bike across campus or sitting off by herself in the cafeteria. Even dancing, she danced alone-and it was aloneness that filled him with love. (O’Brien 435).”

William watched Tabitha climb out of the hot tub. He took in a long, full look at her ass. She stood at the edge of the hot tub, wringing water from her ponytail. Droplets of water trickled down over Tabitha’s chest and stomach. William watched Tabitha’s body steam in the frigid air, the night’s icy fingers tickled her body, tightening her flesh and firming her nipples. She walked around the side of the hot tub and sat down next to William, dipping her feet into the water. William felt the flesh of her thigh rub against his shoulder.

Legs still trembling from the force of his orgasm when he landed on top of her, the sensation of Elena's tongue slipping into his mouth and the feel of her warm skin against his elicited another pleasured gasp from Brett. Despite their encounters, and respective climaxes the previous night and this evening, there was a different sensuality that brought a tingle to his spine about laying there on top of her, skin to skin. He'd kicked his boxers completely off, and with his satiated cock pressed into the warm flesh of her thigh and their abdomens melded together as he gently prised her legs apart, he parted his lips to express something of his feelings to Elena. However, before he could speak, her comment pulled him back down to Earth.

Emily was kept confined from all that surrounded her. Her father had given the town folks a large amount of money which caused Emily and her father to feel superior to others. “Grierson’s held themselves a little too high for what they really were” (Faulkner). Emily’s attitude had developed as a stuck-up and stubborn girl and her father was to blame for this attitude. Emily was a normal

Another thing that might have contributed to Miss Emily’s motive was all of the gossip about her. In the small town of Jefferson, there was an abundant amount of gossip. Miss Emily was a main topic of that town gossip. When Miss Emily’s relationship with Homer Barron began, many of the townspeople looked down on the relationship. Scherting asserted that “Miss Emily’s conduct during the time baffled the people of Jefferson” (401). At this time the women were held to certain standards. Miss Emily was meeting none of the standards that the time

When we look at the character of Emily, we discover a women who had been sheltered most of her life. She never had a real sense of reality due to her father, and the previous mayor

As the story begins, Olsen receives a call from her daughter’s schoolteacher asking her to come to the school to talk with her about Emily’s problems. Olsen draws the reader in as she addresses the teacher in her thoughts. She wonders, "Even if I came in, what good would it do? You think because

The sound of the clock was all I could hear, breathing as it ticks. I lie still as if I were dead. I wished to be dead, but three unsuccessful attempts had proven to me that I couldn't do it. So I had to suffer and hate life and the body that I am imprisoned in. That's how I looked at life, as a prison, as a stale, dead carcass that I'm forced to smell. I looked at suicide as a jailbreak, from this life. I was never going to go through with it.

Dr. Hain is an extremely qualified and highly skilled psychiatrist with over 10 years of clinical experience. At KACH, he is the primary psychiatrist in the department, as out other full time psychiatrist recently took a job in the civilian sector. Dr. Hain is board certified as a child and adolescent psychiatrist and sees a mix of child, adolescent, and adult patients. A key aspect of his position is following cadets who require psychiatric services and making fitness determinations as cadets prepare for commissioning: accession to standards waivers, consultant to the USMA Surgeon, CoC, and with Psychiatric Consultant to the Surgeon General. In addition, as an experienced healthcare provider, his duties include writing profiles, sometimes, unique to military, review NARSUMS, and interact with Command.

When doing research I found that Benjamin Rush was the father of the American Psychiatry from 1745 to 1813. Rush claimed that “the cause of madness is seated primarily in the blood vessels of the brain” and that mental derangement occurs because the brain is “overcharged” with blood. Also, I researched that Rush had a “Negritude”. In 1797, Rush declared that blacks suffered from a disease called negritude. This he claimed derived from leprosy and caused the skin to be dark and that segregation would therefore prevent infection. He stated that the skin turning white, at which point the person would be considered sane, signified the only cure.

Zack sees the team psychiatrist. At this point, requires core mental health treatment. His condition has worsened despite the diagnosis of moderate depressive episode. His symptoms impair his functioning at school and in the community. Although, there has been a change in his living situation, and is no longer being emotionally abused by his parents, his condition has worsened. Core Mental Health Treatment has been selected in this case because his behaviours suggest neurobiological disorders, genetic predisposition, abnormal thought and/or behaviour, and traumatic experience to suggest manifestation of severe and persistent mental illness.

Psychiatry is the study and treatment of the mind dealing with cognition, emotional stability as well as mental stability. The term Psychiatry came around in the 1800s, even though it was practiced before the name came up. For the first one hundred years since it started, the mental health professionals were focusing on patients in the mental hospitals and insane asylums. They focused on the mental disorders that were commonly found in the institutions such as Schizophrenia, Alzheimer’s and Depression. The people who were also found in the mental institutions were patients who had seizure activity. The Psychiatrists back didn’t know how to morally treat a patient with a mental illness back then, so they would strap the patients down to their

Mental Health Counseling became a licensed profession, when Virginia became the first state to pass a regulatory art for professional counselors in 1975 (Pope, 2012). By 1994, 41 state had acquired licensure and there were over 63,000 counselors licensed in the U.S..

Unearthed skulls dating back to 6500 BCE have been discovered by archeologists to have large holes drilled into the sides of them. (1) The purpose of the drilling was to release the demon spirits that ruled inside these unfortunate beings. (2) The thought at the time was that strange, disruptive, or unexplainable behaviors demonstrated