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Stronecrest: A Case Study Of Eating Disorders

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The consumer was able to see the doctor and therapist. The consumer did have a psych eval and was prescribe cogentin for the side effect from the shot he was given at BCA Stronecrest. The consumer was not given any other prescription and was advise to continue to take clonazepam as prescribed. The consumer was not very cooperative with his therapist unable to stay focus on the questions and he became angry and irritable. The writer was able to clam him down to finish his treatment and crisis plan. The consumer was also given a referral for

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