Case 18.1 and 18 - case 18.1 and 18.2 PDF

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Victoria Catalano 18.1 1. Describe Natalie’s presenting problem. Do you think this is her primary problem? Why or why not? - It seems that Natalie is very hard on herself. It also seems that she might have a temper. I do believe that this is her primary problem as it leads to her relationships being harder to manage. 2. What are some of Natalie’s strengths? - Strong and believes she wants the help. She is open to instruction and can also fight the urges when present. 3. What potential diagnoses would you want to rule out in this case? - major depressive disorder and bipolar disorder 4. What resources might be helpful for Natalie to access? - support groups - family therapy 5. What is your preliminary diagnosis for Natalie? - Borderline personality disorder 301.83 (F60.3) 18.2 1. As the counselor interviewing Jack, how did you feel? - I had a good understanding with what’s going on with Jack and also why he was referred to counseling. I almost feel a little baffled with what he was telling me. 2. Do you think Jack will agree to counseling? Why or why not? - I think he’ll give it some thought, but I don’t think he will. He thinks he’s right all the time and that his pride will get in the way.

3. What other resources might be useful to Jack? - anger management and family counseling 4. What diagnosis would you give Jack? - Obsessive-Compulsive personality disorder 301.4 (F60.5)...