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Vulnerable In Relationships: A Case Study

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These experiences caused Jade to be vulnerable in relationships. She eagerly wants to be in a consistent relationship. She is trying to find herself. Jade wants to feel happy and complete. Her past has also caused her to shut people out who have been open to helping her. Jade has a difficult time accepting help, developing positive relationships and unhealthy attachment style. Jade experiences had also helped her to grow. Jade doesn’t self-mutilate any longer. When she feels comfortable she will communicate and express her thoughts. Some of Jade strengths are she is able to advocate for herself, she is very knowledgeable and she has a close bond with her baby girl. Lastly, due to these experiences Jade signed herself out of DHS care. Jade

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