A Case Study Of Ms. Holmes's First Hospitalization

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Ms. Holmes experienced her first hospitalization in 1994 after the birth of her first child and was hospitalized at Richmond Community for one week and was then hospitalized two years later at Richmond Community for another one week stay due to experiencing symptoms related to depressive symptoms. Ms. Holmes was also hospitalized a third time at the same hospital for the same period of time again dealing with symptoms related to depressive symptoms. At the time of the assessment Ms. Holmes was asked to identify any psychiatric symptoms she had experienced in the last thirty days and she identified the following: paranoid (2-3x weekly) where she has irrational and persistent feelings that when in large crowds people are going to get or kill

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