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¶ … DSM-IV-TR & Differential Diagnosis)
The client, Marie is a single, 25-year-old white female who is employed in an emergency room in a large urban hospital. Marie came to treatment on her own because of an inability to sleep, feeling down, and problems functioning at work.
DSM-IV-TR Diagnosis
Major depressive disorder
Anxiety disorders
Eating disorder
Sleeping disorder
Adjustment disorder
Other conditions that may be a focus of clinical attention
Axis IV
Occupational Problems
Other psychosocial problems
Axis V
Rating Level of Symptoms
Transient, slight symptoms that are reasonable responses to stressful situations; more than a slight impartment I social, occupational, or school functioning.
Differential Diagnosis
A differential diagnosis in this case must take into consideration other factors that may be a focus of clinical attention including conditions or problems for which the client may seek or be referred for professional help including: (1) relational problems; (2) problems...
(Axis Disorders of the DSM-IV-TR, 2013)
III. Brief Conceptualization of the Client
The client is 25 years of age, and a white single female working in a large urban emergency room. It is likely that the job is a stressful one as the client is required to deal with such a large volume of patients in the course of her work. It is likely that the social life of the client is minimal at best with her work schedule and that she has little opportunity to meet those of her peer group in a social setting. Alternatively, the client may be in a difficult relationship resulting in her insomnia and poor eating habits. It is not know if she has an immediate support group in the form of family or friends so the client should be assessed for the existence of a support group as well. Working with the pubic as the client does often leaves the individual unable to quietn their mind once their work shift is completed so the client likely needs information on how to successfully transition between work and home so that she is able to eat and sleep normally. If these two…
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