Holmes And Mr. Lanza Case Study

Mr. Holmes and Mr. Lanza have been diagnoses with childhood disorder. At the time of the massive Mr. Holmes was diagnosis with schizophrenia and Mr. Lanza with autism. Schizophrenia typically manifests itself between the age of 15 and 45, but the symptoms can be noted in childhood. It had been indicates that autism and schizophrenia share parental risk factors such as maternal infection with fever during pregnancy and share some of the same risk genes and the two disorder may arise from related disruption in early brain development A person with schizophrenia or related disorder may have bizarre delusion, somatic hallucinations, auditory hallucinations, incoherent thought disconnected thinking, hearing one’s thought spoken aloud, and the belief that one’s through are controlled by or broadcast to …show more content…
Some programs may take place in your home. The intensive interventions described here require multiple hours per week of therapy, and address behavioral, developmental, and/or educational goals. They are developed specifically to treat autism. During the course of treatment, it may be necessary to reevaluate which method is best for that person. Therapies are not always delivered in a “pure format.” Some intervention providers who work primarily in one format may use successful techniques from another format. When collaborating with the person psychiatrist and case manager allowed for a holistic approach when addressing current therapeutic needs. Having a multidisciplinary team also allows for person to more easily transition in and out of inpatient psychiatric hospitalization when necessary. For that person who does not have a familial support system, encouraging the development of a community support network may be essential for the social and emotional well-being of person diagnosed with schizophrenia, and autism