Working with Veterans through Role-Based Therapy
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Working with Veterans through Role-Based Therapy
- 1. Working with Veterans through Role
- 2. Diabetic Female Presenting with a Fibular Fracture 48 Year old History of Depression
- 3. He’s so quite when I’m there
- 4. A postmodern approach that views the self as not on essential entity, but a full system of roles I’m sorry that really wasn’t me…. Then who was it?
- 5. Axis I:Dysthymic Seasonal Affect Axis II: Dependent Traits Axis III: NIDDM, breast fibrocystic ds Axis IV: Moderate medical illness, limited psychosocial support Axis V: 50/60
- 6. Axis I Affective Domain Axis II Cognitive Domain Axis III Somatic Domain Axis IV Social Domain Axis V Spiritual/Aesthetic Domain
- 7. Axis I Lost One Axis IIAmbivalent One Axis III Sister-Renegade/Rebel Axis IV Average Person Axis V Dreamer
Notas do Editor
- “I want to be better than I am”
- “I’m being close to being a hoarder, I don’t want to have this in my life but it is. Because of my diabetes and depression, I don’t want to have them, but I do”
- “Now that one of my sisters knows about my living conditions, she’s like all serious about this ‘what are we going to do, what’s causing this?’ and I’m feeling like I need to find this part of me that is gonna say the hell with you! And I’ll be damned if I’m gonna give you some reason to take control of my life!”
- It’s uh, I keep waiting for things to become rouge, that you just do it without having to tell yourself to do it.
- Sometimes it’s a little crazy-making because I’m always trying to rearrange things and it doesn’t help with the collecting and not getting rid
- Give a list of the taxonomy check list and ask them to fill it out for eachother