Synopsis Of Recent Session During The Last Session Essay

Eileen was married for twenty-five years to her best friend John, and together they had three children, two girls, and one boy. Her marriage ended in 1985 when John was tragically killed by a drunk driver. When my mother learned of my father’s death by the police department, she had a complete “meltdown”. How was she going to raise her three children? How

I attended the Special Master Hearing in Miami Lakes briefly, however, it appeared that the meeting had been canceled because no one was there. Instead, I decided to write a report on the Planning and Zoning Board Meeting which was held at Miami Lakes on October 24th. This would be the second board meeting I had viewed, in the past, I was required to observe a meeting in public meeting in Miami. At that time I choose to observe a committee meeting by Economic Development and Tourism Committee which was held by the Board of County Commissioners. I was expecting this committee meeting would be similar in terms of discussions of economic projections and zone development.

At six years old, James was diagnosed with ADHD and was prescribed a stimulant medication for a short few months. There was some concern from his teachers that he also should be assessed for a learning disability. James lived with his mother Karen, father Rick, and two younger sisters. Meanwhile, there was child abuse occurring in the household. The vicious cycle was repeating itself; Karen was abused by her parents, and she allowed the cycle to continue. Taking James’s case into consideration that he suffers from three core concepts, physical violation, living on the edge of not knowing what his father’s mood or action would be from minute to minute, constantly living in the state of fear or the unexpected.

In 1988, an evaluation was completed in Kentucky, where Korn reported massive amounts of “appetite loss, weight loss, visual disturbances, and heart palpitations” (Shalev 11). This evaluation was done in a maximum security prison for adults, so when you transfer the results to children, they would have extreme setbacks in their growth and physical development. While in the walls of solitary confinement a fifteen year old girl, named Melanie H., reported how she came to the solution of cutting herself by, somehow, acquiring staples and beginning to carve letters and symbols into her forearms in order to show her own personal apology to her family and herself for what she has done, expecting people to understand her cry for help. Another girls said that she would cut herself with staples and show the officers and the staff, but they wouldn’t do anything in order to help her mentally and especially physically. She was denied medical treatment for her self harm outbursts, and she did it only to get attention and for someone to talk to her and understand what was happening. Twelve teenagers reported to the Human Rights Watch about their experience with either trying to take their own life, or witnessing an attempt or a successful act someone taking their own life.

The patient is a 10 year old male who presented to the ED with multiple lacerations on his left hand. The patient denies suicidal ideations, homicidal ideations, and symptoms of psychosis. The patient states, " I don't know why I cut myself." Later on, the patient denies threats towards other students and admits he cut himself because it felt good.

R/s yesterday Jakeem was very upset and aggressive about returning home to his father. R/s Jakeem stated that he wants to live with his sister. R/s on February 18th, Jakeem was admitted for suicidal ideation. R/s Jakeem reported to his school’s counselor that he wanted to kill himself. R/s Jakeem had a plan to overdose. R/s according to Jakeem, the abuse has been occurring for two years. R/s Jakeem’s therapist is Kesha T. at Pee Dee Mental Health. R/s Jakeem is quiet and withdrawn, so his behavior yesterday was very shocking.

Joan’s family was selected for this because she has experienced parenting, marriage, and divorced at the tender age of twenty-five. She has also taken on other significant responsibilities such as purchasing a home and a vehicle in addition to raising two children solely on her income. Joan is driven and motivated to pursue and finish her education; rear her children in a stable home environment, despite facing the challenges of single parenting. She does not receive any type of financial spousal or child support from her ex-husband. Joan’s ex-husband is currently employed as a police officer and lives with another woman. The ex-husband rarely interacts with the children; he sees them only when his mother keeps them for Joan. Joan heavily relies on her parents and other family members to assist her with finances and childcare.

Ms. Taylor is a 14 year old female who presented to the ED via LEO under IVC by Daymark Recovery Services. Per documentation Ms. Taylor has been experiencing auditory hallucination, visual hallucinations, homicidal ideation, and suicidal ideation without a specific plan. At the time of the assessment Ms. Taylor reports no current thought of suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, or symptoms of psychosis. She noted while at Daymark today a dark figure was present in the room with white eyes. Ms. Taylor reports the dark figures tell her to harm her parent and herself. She stated, "I have had thoughts of torturing my parents until they can't handle it anymore, until they die." She continues to state, "The black figure have told me to wait until

Kit sat in a corner chair, during one of her mother’s doctor appointments. Her mother was perched on the center exam table. Kit pointed out to the doctor that her mother was acting odd, belligerent, even though she was snippy before, her mother, was acting more childlike sticking out her tongue when the doctor tuned his back, becoming angry when she was asked questions. If the conversation wasn’t about her, she became angry and demanded they spoke only about her.

Abandoned. The man’s father was not known by his family as he left before they could come to know him. Leaving his wife, son, and daughter alone in The Great Depression they had to develop their own strengths. The family developed flaws along with their strengths. For the son, he came to be like his father with desires to abandon his family, but the mother and daughter didn’t follow the same path and grew to support themselves differently. The truth of life those is that one is always better than the other. Some believe it is the daughter, Laura, who is stronger, but the mother, Amanda, is truly the stronger of the two. She’s constructive, sturdy natured, and observant.

Sarah Burke was a 16 year old who was brought into the clinic by her distressed mother. Sarah’s attitude and behavior had been getting out of control and worsening. Fights with her mother, sister, and friends and outbursts/tantrums for her own reasons or no reason at all were a commonality. Mother was worried about her academic future and preexisting social relations. From her past, we learn that she has had a traumatic first few years with parental fighting involved and maltreatment. She lived with her mother because her father abused alcohol, drugs, and them verbally. Sarah’s fearful, nervous habit to be reticent around her father caused a hindering in her speech development during important developmental years.

Through the months of September and October I had three meetings with a local woman, AA and her two sons, CG and HG. When we first spoke to arrange our meetings, we had decided to look into her asthma and how that affected her life and her family. As our first visit progressed, I realized that her struggles with mental health seem to have a much bigger effect on her life and family. AA has lived with depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem for her entire life. She never lived with her father and was mistreated by her mother until moving in full time with her grandmother at the age of twelve. As shown in the Genogram, AA’s mother has an undiagnosed mental illness; this is speculation on AA’s part because she always assumed that her mother was suffering from something, which would have lead to the harsh treatment of her daughter.

Raelynn is a 7-year-old Caucasian girl who lives with her mother, stepfather and younger sister. Raelynn’s parents divorced when she was 3 years old. Raelynn was brought to the clinic because her mother found a journal depicting suicidal ideation. Raelynn wrote things like: “I want to die, I think about it all the time. I think about running into traffic, as fast as I can”. Her mother also reported that Raelynn had been talking about wanting to die and killing herself daily. Raelynn increasingly found comfort in her thoughts of dying. Upon initial assessment, the psychologist uses the Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS) and follows with the other questions that need to be attached like family environment. Raelynn’s

She must not seek to separate herself from her father, husband, or sons. By leaving them she would make both her own and her husband’s families

Her dad, a rancher with a section of land of area, buckled down in his fields yet was not able procure enough to make a decent living. He had three youngsters two young ladies and a kid. The eldest, a young lady, was hitched when she was scarcely 16 years of age. Mansi, who was the following conceived, was 15 years of age when we met her. Mansi 's more youthful sibling, the trust of the family, succumbed to a respiratory tract contamination in 2008. Disregarding spending a great deal of cash, all endeavors to spare him demonstrated worthless. While the family was grappling with the loss of their just child, another catastrophe struck them. This time it was Mansi who began carrying on oddly. Mansi, an exceptionally modest and held young lady, began to sing and move with no incitement. Her family was at a misfortune to comprehend the purpose behind such conduct. They counseled the neighborhood cleric who prescribed an arrangement of ceremonies, to be