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    be sure that an exact experience caused an exact maladaptation. Cognitive behavioral therapy is about modifying her maladaptive thinking‚ which will lead to modification in behavior. It is also the treatment of choice for patients with Borderline Personality Disorder‚ which may be an appropriate diagnosis for AJ. Background Information Angelina Jolie (AJ) is a 37-year-old woman‚ who identifies as bisexual. She is the daughter of two prominent actors. She has an older brother who is also an actor

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    Foreign Objects Found in the Human Body Ingestion‚ insertion and malpractice of foreign objects is a interesting topic among medical professionals for the past few years or more. It has been discussed in medical studies‚ such as emergency medicine‚ gastroenterology‚ urology and surgery. This essay would illustrate clinical studies from practice of deliberate ingestion‚ insertion or even malpractice of objects left behind in patients and then examines specific aspects of these behaviors that are

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    mental health‚ especially the association between optimism and the presence of mood and depressive disorders. It has been found that the more optimistic a person is the more likely they are to not have depressive disorders and suicidal ideation. The article also states “that compared to optimists‚ pessimists nurtured little hope for the future and were more at risk for depressive and anxiety disorders‚ with subsequent impairment of social functioning and quality of life” (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2894461/

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    This means we have a stronger sense of who we are‚ we move through these stages as we grow older. I work with Service AC whom I have been working with for almost 3 years. AC is a young female Service User aged 22 who suffers from a borderline personality disorder‚ and is a recovering self-harmer and anorexic. AC experienced a traumatic childhood due to abuse within the family unit which therefore led to AC being removed from the care of her family and placed into foster care. AC appeared to find

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    adults (ages 18 to 25) than older adults (age 50 and older)” (www.huffingtonpost.com). Some people are afraid of getting professional help for mental illness. Why? One most important factor is because people lack recognition that he/she has mental disorder. The first step of treating mental illness is admitting that a mental illness exists. Earlier recognitions of mental illness are known to produce stigma. People feel a sense of disgrace once people are aware they have mental issues going on.

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    Aileen Wuornos America’s First Female Serial Killer Diamond Caldwell Dr. Tutor ENG 112 Aileen Wuornos was born on the 29th of February 1956 in Rochester‚ Michigan as Aileen Carol Pittman the second child to Leo and Diane Pittman. According to Biography.com Wuornos’ parents had a troubled marriage. Aileen’s father Leo Pittman was a child molester and her mother Diane was a 14 year old who was incapable of caring for two children. (“Biography.com”) Aileen’s father was convicted of raping a seven

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    functions‚ thus‚ making someone incapable of certain human emotions such as empathy‚ compassion‚ or pity. Other things that can cause someone to ‘snap ’ could be sexual inadequacy‚ maternal smothering‚ paternal abuse‚ and narcissistic borderline personality disorder (a pervasive pattern of grandiosity‚ need for admiration‚ and lack of empathy). They tend to have a way to justify their actions. They will use an ideology‚ or beliefs that what they are doing is what is morally correct‚ and therefore

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    Mental Disorders‚ Fifth Edition (2013) to better assess Robyn’s current diagnosis. Based on the information given‚ Robyn’s preliminary diagnoses include: V62.29 (Z56.9) Other Problem Related to Employment V60.0 (Z59.0) Homelessness Deferred Diagnosis includes: 309.9 (F43.22) Adjustment Disorder with Anxiety 301.83 (F60.3) Borderline Personality Disorder Differential Diagnosis includes: 300.4 (F34.1) Persistent Depressive Disorder (Dysthymia) 300.02 (F41.1) Generalized Anxiety Disorder Other

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    Unit 4: Module 4 - M4 Assignment 1 Discussion Assignment 1: The Big Picture The Abstract is a brief summary of the entire research article. It helps us to get a sense of the research question‚ methods‚ and findings. Creating an Abstract is often a very helpful exercise for the writer of a literature review‚ because the Abstract conveys the big picture‚ so to speak. In the process of writing the Abstract‚ the writer must develop a big picture idea of their topic‚ data‚

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    Have on People Susanna Kaysen states that “[m]ental illness seems to be a communication problem between [two interpreters in your mind]” (pg 139). In Kaysen’s Girl‚ Interrupted‚ Kaysen is put in a mental facility at the age of 18 for a borderline personality disorder. The author is torn throughout the book if mental institutions are helping her and her fellow patients or bringing them down more. Also‚ the author argues that being put in a facility like this not only helps patients by teaching them

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