Suicide Case Study Proposal

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CM was out on vacation from the period of 5/31/2017 to 6/14/2017. On 6/20/2017, CM met with the client to complete Bi-Weekly ILP Review. In the meeting client was satisfactorily groomed and dressed appropriately for the weather. Client affects and mood was inappropriate. Client continues to denied suicidal or homicidal ideation. Client reported she wasn’t feeling well and she was given “Bed Pass”. CM observed that the client sometime can appears to be manipulative and she will always find excuses for her behavior.

When I arrived at the event there was no expectation on the subject of hospice and palliative care. Really I did not think there was a difference between the two when the doctor first started to talk about it in his presentation. Actually my grandmother was in hospice care and I would see the nurses come to my house every morning. That is what I took from the experience was personally I knew a little about hospice care but nothing about palliative care. Also, all of the statistics he showed about how hospice care patients were predominantly white from 2000-2010 and still is from 2014. The racial disparity is so, shocking to me because I had no idea that there is an entitlement under Medicare for hospice care.

Therapist met the client at home for individual therapy. Therapist did a check in regards symptoms, mood, thoughts, emotions, medication, coping skills, the highest moment of the week, the lowest moment of the week, and behaviors since the last session. Therapist discussed with the client the coping skills that he was using during the last week. Therapist discussed how the client can use his coping skills when he feels angry. Therapist addressed the client's concern about how he would avoid getting involved in argument with his mother to avoid being angry. Therapist discussed with client his expectations about how his mother will respond to his requests usually and having a back up plans so he would not be surprised with her reaction and use

D-The patient arrived on time for her counseling session and was crying hysterical. Please note, she reported stable on her current on dose. Addressing the tears- The patient reported that her ex-boyfriend Steve or Steven from this clinic, patient did not disclose his last name returned back to this clinic and she's upset because she had asked him yesterday to not return to this clinic. She then reported, he cursed at her in the lobby area and embarrassed her. Patient reported, she walked away in tears and waited for this writer to get her. Suggestions were discussed about how the patient should handle the matter moving forward and how she needs to not allow negativity in her life and avoid engaging in any sort of relationship with patient

Mental Health History: Client denies hx of depression, however, reports that he has recently broken up with his girlfriend, with whom he was engaged to be married. Client reports that his maternal Aunt has experienced depression in the past, and she currently takes medication for this issue, but client is unaware of the medication. Client indicates that he has felt anxious in the past, but does not believe this has created any issues for him in terms of functioning. Client reports feeling down and having a desire

The client and his counselor met for his face to face to discuss the progress that had been made on his last treatment plan. the client completed a part of the treatment plan he called his mother and invited her to the family meeting on Tuesday January 24th at 6:00, It is unknown if she show up to the meeting. His mother also stop the program to let staff know that he should be taking a medication called Risperdal . the client did not have a clear diagnoses, but his taking antidepressants, antipsychotic medications. The client is having trouble with attending and staying in group. the gets up and walk back and forth through the hall way and into the kitchen . The client was asked what the problem was the problem ? the client stated

Client presented as being very relaxed and calm. According to client his moods are extremely high at times and low at other times. Client is very close to his father and becomes easily triggered in relation to his father. Father got into argument with his niece. Client stated " If she would have hit my dad i would have punched her, I'm very protective of my

The writer met with at 25-year-old Caucasian female brought to St John Macomb by her girlfriend and she was transferred to St John Main. The consumer report taking over the several different medications to sleep. The consumer took Tylenol 30 pills, Toprol-XL 25mg, Zoloft 100mg, Risperidone 2 mg, Prazosin 5mg, and Sertraline. The consumer stated she was not trying to commit suicide she just wanted to sleep. the consumer report feeling of hopeless and alone. The consumer lives with her girlfriend and is receiving SSI. The consumer also states she just moved to Michigan about a month ago from New Mexico. The consumer denied any current depression, no auditory/visual hallucination, no suicidal/homicidal ideation, no poor impulse control and

During this phone appt. the assessment was completed. Cx openly discussed the three times she was molested as a child and being physically abused by her aunt and uncle, with whom she was living. She reported that when she told her aunt that she was molested, her aunt slapped her in the face and told her to never talk about it again. Tx listened with empathy and supported her as she shared these difficult experiences. Client stated her three goals: Have a career she loves and this will support her and her son, have a stable relationship in which she doesn't feel jealous, and have a peaceful, spiritual routine in life.

Mr. Andrews is a 35 year old male who presented to the ED with suicidal ideation without a specific plan and auditory hallucination. Mr. Andrews reports he currently lives in a group home located in Asheboro, NC where he has been staying since May, 2016; prior to his living in a group home in Rocky Mount, NC. At the time of the assessment Mr. Andrews endorses suicidal ideation with a plan to overdose on medication. He states, "I think I can take some pills when they (referring to the group home staff) put out our meds." Mr. Andrews reports group home staff manages his medication and only gives him the prescribed amount to take. He reports no other access to any medications. Later on doing the assessment Mr. Andrew reports he really does not

The therapist met with the client. The client presented as tired and depressed mood aeb reporting that he did not take his medication for 4 days since he AWOLed on last Saturday. The client added that he feels anxious because he does not know what he will do next step as he asked several questions about the consequences of the AWOL and if he will go home soon, or go to another facility, or go to a hospital, and when he will discharge from the facility. The client shared that he AWOL ed with the other client last Saturday and he did not expect that he will be discharged from the facility due to the AWOL especially this is the first time to AWOL. The client stated, “I was at the other facility and I have witnessed several AWOLS and it was for them the second time and they had only tier freeze, but for me they will kick me out of the facility.” The client shared that he feels that it is not fair for him to be punished in this way. The client reported that he does not feel good being alone at the facility and he does not feel okay dealing only with the staff members without peers or other new client at the facility.

Oberservation /Participation: MHS met with the client and the client’s mother at the home. The client appeared to be in a good mood when the MHS arrived. The client was playing with a toy and MHS joined the client on the floor at his level to build rapport with the client. The client had trouble sitting still during session, so the MHS and the client walked around the yard, the client enjoy being outside with the MHS. The client mother was present during the session, the client mother provide information about the client’s medical condition. The client mother reports that the client often displays violent behavior. The client’s mother also shared she has some concern about the client’s medication sad affect. The mother informed the MHS that

Under s 36(1) of the Criminal Justice Act 1972 the Attorney General subsequently referred to the Court of Appeal, the questions asked were (1) whether subject to proof of intent by the boyfriend, the crimes of murder or manslaughter could be committed where unlawful injury is deliberately inflicted to a child in utero or to a mother carrying a child in utero where the child was born alive, existed independently of the mother and then died, the injuries in utero either having caused or made substantial contribution to the death and (2) whether the death of the child was entirely caused as a result of the injury to the mother rather then as a result of direct injury to the foetus could remove any liability for murder or manslaughter in those

The client has continuous ruminations about comments that other individuals make towards him. The client regards these comments as negative and then has ruminations about the events that makes him depressed and anxious. The client stated “ I do not have motivation and I do not want to do nothing”. These ruminations happen every day. Additionally, the client is currently substance dependent with marijuana. The client’s rate of use is currently