When asked to describe three strengths about herself, Felicia stated she was caring, honest, and hard working. When asked what she wanted to change about herself, she stated being anxious, worrying about money and finances, job stability, and being more financially stable. She also stated that she has been able to complete the activities of daily living. A description of her daily activities was not discussed, due to time constraints.
I. Diagnostic Impressions
Felicia reported experiencing symptoms that were consistent with multiple disorders, i.e., Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), (F42); Brief Psychotic Disorder, (F23); Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), (F41.1); Adjustment Disorder, With Mixed Anxiety and Depressed Mood, (F43.23). …show more content…
Specifically, Felicia stated that, during the 36 hours where she was awake, she felt like it was not reality. In addition, her illusion of bugs crawling on her and on her clothing caused her to call an exterminator, throw out all of her cloths, and then buy new cloths. However, the primary criteria of Brief Psychotic Disorder states that the individual must experience either delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized speech. As Felicia reported experiencing only illusions, Brief Psychotic Disorder was not …show more content…
In addition, she described that, while all of her stress was weighing on her, learning of her sister’s diagnosis essentially caused her hospitalization. Felicia subsequently shared that, at the time of evaluation, she felt hopeful that she could learn how to cope better and prevent a similar instance from occurring in the future. It was determined that, in addition to the identifiable stressor of her sister being diagnosed, Felicia experienced some anxiety from several other aspects, as well as feelings of hopelessness, all prior to her hospitalization. Therefore, Adjustment Disorder, With Mixed Anxiety and Depressed Mood. was retained as a second primary diagnosis.
II. Treatment Plan
It was recommended that Felicia seek the services of a behavioral therapist to alleviate her symptoms and anxiety related to cleanliness and order. If she can successfully reduce her symptoms, then she may feel more comfortable and confident at work, which would lead to a more consistent schedule and a more consistent income.
It was recommended that Felicia undergo a psychiatric assessment to determine if she is a candidate for pharmacotherapy, and to determine if her current medication is appropriate for her current condition and functioning. As Felicia worked long hours, Pharmacotherapy
I. Diagnostic Impressions
Felicia reported experiencing symptoms that were consistent with multiple disorders, i.e., Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), (F42); Brief Psychotic Disorder, (F23); Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), (F41.1); Adjustment Disorder, With Mixed Anxiety and Depressed Mood, (F43.23). …show more content…
Specifically, Felicia stated that, during the 36 hours where she was awake, she felt like it was not reality. In addition, her illusion of bugs crawling on her and on her clothing caused her to call an exterminator, throw out all of her cloths, and then buy new cloths. However, the primary criteria of Brief Psychotic Disorder states that the individual must experience either delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized speech. As Felicia reported experiencing only illusions, Brief Psychotic Disorder was not …show more content…
In addition, she described that, while all of her stress was weighing on her, learning of her sister’s diagnosis essentially caused her hospitalization. Felicia subsequently shared that, at the time of evaluation, she felt hopeful that she could learn how to cope better and prevent a similar instance from occurring in the future. It was determined that, in addition to the identifiable stressor of her sister being diagnosed, Felicia experienced some anxiety from several other aspects, as well as feelings of hopelessness, all prior to her hospitalization. Therefore, Adjustment Disorder, With Mixed Anxiety and Depressed Mood. was retained as a second primary diagnosis.
II. Treatment Plan
It was recommended that Felicia seek the services of a behavioral therapist to alleviate her symptoms and anxiety related to cleanliness and order. If she can successfully reduce her symptoms, then she may feel more comfortable and confident at work, which would lead to a more consistent schedule and a more consistent income.
It was recommended that Felicia undergo a psychiatric assessment to determine if she is a candidate for pharmacotherapy, and to determine if her current medication is appropriate for her current condition and functioning. As Felicia worked long hours, Pharmacotherapy