Jack Daniels Schizophrenia Case

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Today I read a file about Jack Daniels, white male, age 16, birthday 03/20/1999. Jack Daniels his father in the face with his fist which he was charged with Class A misdemeanor. Jack is 5’7” weighing at 254 pounds. Jack is a pretty solid boy so when he hit his father he caused damaged to his father. His father is smaller male, so he got hit in the face the father fell out on the floor. Jack’s father was taken to the hospital to make sure that the punch did not do more damage than a big bruise. Jack‘s father filed charges against his son and this was not the first time he hit his father. Jack was diagnosed with Explosive Anxiety and Explosive Authority Disorder. Jack has been to Human Service Center for mental health, but Jack was dropped as a patient after three months because he showed aggressive …show more content…
This explains why he has been hitting his father and why Human Service Center discharged him unsuccessfully. Prior the outburst the person can have changes in their mood. Jack has been hospitalized twice in the past for mental health concerns. He went to Centerpointe Hospital in Alton, IL and Gateway. While Jack was hospitalized he would get rewards for the positive things that he did right; however, he does not receive rewards at home so this makes Jack angry. His father and mother disagree with his statement they said that he gets money to hang with his friends and a cell phone, but when he is punished all of that is taken away. Jack feels that he needs to change but he does not know how. Redeploy is trying to find services and resources for Jack so that his disorder does not land him into prison. Jack has already spent sixteen days in detention center because he is very violent to his parents. Jack does not like rules that he has to follow which is a big problem. There are rules in life and if someone does not follow them then there are punishments in

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