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Mcintosh Trail Counseling Case Study

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The patient has a twin brother 15 years and completed the electronic screening by himself. The results were negative for suicide ideation (C-SSRS), positive for mild depression (CAD-MDD, CAT-DI: 55.6), positive mild for anxiety (CAT-ANX: 43.1), positive elevated for mania/hypo mania (CAT-M/HM: 52.4), positive for tobacco and illegal drugs in the past year (NIDA assist). He is on psychiatric treatment at McIntosh Trail and taking medication. We encourage to continuing his treatment at McIntosh Trail Counseling services. Eunice Malavé de León,

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