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Delta Counseling: A Case Study

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Pratt reported he received mental health treatment at Delta Counseling in 1988 for depression, anxiety, and grief counseling. Pratt stated his uncle died and it was difficult for him to handle. He advised he has taken Paxil in the past. He stated he is currently taking Losartan, Simvastatin, Meloxicam, Omeprazole, Lasix, and potassium. Pratt advised he has high blood pressure and high cholesterol.

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