Anger Management Therapy Case Study

Y and client X agreed to meet for bi-weekly sessions. Their first session included client X completing an assessment test for depression. Client X completed the Beck’s Depression Inventory II (BDI-II) to assess whether she suffered from depression. BDI-II is a self-report questionnaire with 21 question that takes around five to 10 minutes to administer (Farinde, 2013). Dr. Y ensured that the client was in a quiet room with sufficient lighting, as to not interfere with results.

This makes him hateful and hostile towards younger boys. In the beginning of act 1 juror 3 says he grew up calling his father sir, which was a sign of respect, then later in the text he brings up statement of what the man who lived below the boy and his father who heard his say he was going to kill his father; the father was known for putting his hands on the son, juror 3 says “the kid said he was going to kill him and he did kill him.” (37; act 1) with juror 3 thinking that young boys are trouble, and also knowing that the suspect and the victim had problems in their relationship people would say that this gave the boy a motive to kill his father, juror 3 has set in his mind that from knowing the young boys history and where he grew up that he could potentially kill someone.

Through the eyes of Will Mclean the reader is able to experience the impacts that mob mentality has on young freshmen enduring their first year at the Citadel Military College. At one point in the story, the upperclassmen had their mind set on kicking out a kid named Bobby Bentley due to the fact that he was known for wetting his pants. During a meeting of the Freshmen, they discuss what to do about Bobby Bentley. The idea that they should brutally kick him out keeps coming up until one person stands up and says, “We think Bobby Bentley has more guts than any other knob in this company” which triggers a beneficial chain reaction, (Conroy 187). Going deeper into this quote it is identified how a potential negative outcome was able to completely change to a positive result just because of one person and their opinion.

A third neighbor, states she is shocked to discover the news of Daniels family. She said she did not see the family often, but when she did everything seemed normal. She says, Daniel was well-mannered and peaceful child. Further, the officers say, they were unsuccessful in this case. They were called to the house twenty-seven times, but overlooked Daniel.

When Juniot Diaz was a child, he was abused, hit, and who knows what kind of punishment he encountered. From “Nerds, Masculinity, and Art” Juniot Diaz had an interview discussing the matters of masculinity. Referring to his book, he stated that he “encountered something similar to his character Yunior as a child” and grew upon his experiences. Juniot also talks about the world of male privilege in a Latino Family. Referring to the statistic earlier, “Based on a study of a thirty-person Latino classroom, sixty percent said their parents resorted to violence when disciplining them.” This hints that majority of Latino households are all reacted the same way, violence.

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS The patient is a 56 year old female who has recently lost her job and has been financially struggling. She has isolated herself from friends and family members. She claims to be close to her older sister but they have not spoken for the last month due to the patients’ recent behaviors. She denied illicit drug abuse she reports no legal problems and no medical problems. Patient hasn’t been feeling depressed but finds it difficult to be around anybody.

After building a rapport with the service user, Paul agreed to meet the author for interviewing purposes. The setting for the meetings was an office just off the main ward so that we could talk privately as studies have shown that privacy during MI is an important factor (Nyamathi et. al. 2010). The author listened to Paul talk about his future plans all the while being careful to avoid arguments and express empathy through reflective listening.

But, he recovered. After learning it the hard way, he began to take his medication, and over time he was discharged. He stayed on his medication and earned a job as a video game designer. Not only that, but he also volunteers at the hospital, and when Caden needed it most, he said something very important to Caden. He said “Just because it’s a long voyage, it doesn’t mean that it lasts forever” (229).

The main characters in this film are Judith, who is the counselor, her husband Brice who is a pharmacist, and Harley who is a successful business man. Judith and Brice have known each other since high school, but after so many years of being together their relationship had no excitement and they would constantly do the same things without any interest. Judith completes her graduate work in psychotherapy and she often becomes upset because she is not where she wants to be. Her goal is to eventually become a marriage counselor. Judith began to work with a matchmaking company for millionaires.

His case is different because he was being taken to the juvenile court. According to Dana Littlefield, “Juvenile Court judges make decisions — with input from prosecutors, defense lawyers, and Probation Department officials — based on the circumstances of each offense, the minor’s background and other variables.” This being said what makes this ten-year-old boys case any different from the three previous cases discussed above. In this case the boy, if guilty, would be committed to a state institution until the age of 25 due to him being charged as a juvenile in

Adult Grief Group- 9 week closed group for adults ages 18+ages. The group goes through each step of grief along with a focus on specific struggles such as holidays, change of roles after death of l loved one and spiritual reflection. The groups are set up for 8 clients per clinician all groups(if more than one) for 20 min Psycho education then splints into the groups to provide time for each client to share and seek peer support. This is an extensive program designed to guide a individual through grief work to a place of hope beyond grief. I usually dedicate one week to a project that includes art Therapy for adults.

He got beat from parents that didn’t even know him. Also there was anger involved when you were getting a beating. When Walter started school it took him one day to get in trouble, but every time someone laughed at him he would throw or hit them with an object.

Counselor met with Pt. for his scheduled individual session for one hour. Counselor and Pt. discussed his progress in tx, any recovery concerns, current dosage of medication effectiveness and future goals. Also, Counselor provided him coping skills to recover from the damage that substances have caused in his life.

For example, in the months leading up to the event, the attacker fought a student in the school cafeteria and threw a chair against the wall of a classroom. The court reasoned that this was constructive notice, and that the school should have intervened when an incident involving the student broke out because they were aware of his “assaultive behavior.” In MacCormack, however,

The football player found out that Joe Paterno had known the whole time that the sexual abuse was happening. Some students lost faith. The external stakeholders that were affected the most were the young boys and their families. Their lives will never be the same. Everyday boys and their families have to live with the sexual abuse that Jerry Sandusky