Demographics of the Client (Age, Culture, Ethnicity)Angelina Jolie Pitt is an American actress, filmmaker, and humanitarian.

Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, United States

Birthdate: June 4, 1975

Ethnicity:

• 25% German

• 25% Slovak

• 25% French-Canadian (approximately)

• 12.5% Polish

• 12.5% Dutch

• 1/1024 Huron Native Canadian

An Academy Award-winning American actress, Angelina Jolie, is also a filmmaker and a humanitarian. She is also known as Angelina Jolie Pitt. Her parents are John Voight (Jonathan Vincent Voight), also an Academy Award winner, and actress Marcheline Bertrand (Marcia Lynne Bertrand). His brother is James Haven, and her uncles are Chip Taylor, a songwriter, and Barry Voight, a volcanologist. She is married to Brad Pitt who is a well-known actor, too. Her father is half German and half Slovakian, while her mother is half French-Canadian, one quarter Polish and one quarter Dutch. According to Ethnic Celebs (2008), Angelina is also 1/16384 Swiss-French and 1/1024 Huron Native Canadian.

A Brief History/Background-Childhood, Family Dynamics, Relationships

Angelina Jolie had been born in Los Angeles, U.S., to actors Marcheline Bertrand and Jon Voight. According to Udovich (1999), Angelina is the sibling of James Haven who is an actor, and niece of Chip Taylor, who is a singer-songwriter. Jacqueline Bisset and Maximillian Schell are her godparents. She happens to be of Slovak and German descent on his father's side, and French Canadian, German, and Dutch descent from her maternal's side. She said that she is part Iroquois like what her mother claims, too.

According to Van Meter (2002), her parents separated in 1976 wherein she and her brother lived with her mother who focused on raising them. It was her frequent watching of films with her mother that inspired her to become an actress rather than her father's successful acting career, although she played a small part in his film Lookin' to Get Out (1982) at the age of five. Her mother and her live-in partner Bill Day, a filmmaker, decided to move to Palisades, New York, when she was six years old. Five years later, they went back to...

She trained for two years in Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute and also took part in some stage productions after deciding that she really wanted to become an actress. Jolie felt isolated when she went to Beverly Hills High School where children of rich families study. She was extremely thin and was wearing glasses and braces that she became a target of teasing. She did modeling as her mother insisted, but it was unsuccessful. She became a "punk outsider" when she transferred to Moreno High School, wearing clothes that all black, moshing, and playing with knife with her boyfriend who lived with her. She stopped attending acting classes and took at-home course on embalming. She graduated from high school and started renting her own apartment at the age of sixteen. This was after she parted ways with her boyfriend, and before she went back to studying theater arts. In 2004, she recalled this moment in her life wherein she said, "I am still at heart -- and always will be -- just a punk kid with tattoos."
DSM-V Diagnosis and Justification for Your Diagnosis

There is a prevalent pattern of instability of self-image, affects, and interpersonal relationship, and pronounced impulsivity starting at early adulthood and present in various circumstances, as shown in at least five of the following:

• Distressed effort to avoid imagined or real desertion

• A marked pattern of strong and unstable interpersonal relationship, alternating between devaluation and idealization.

• Identity disturbance: marked and persistent unstable sense of self or self-image

• Impulsivity in at least two of the following: spending, substance abuse, sex, binge eating, reckless driving, which are known to potentially cause self-damage.

• Repeated suicidal behavior, threats, or gestures, or self-inflicting behavior

• Marked mood reactivity resulting to affective instability (e.g. irritability, severe, episodic dysphoria, or anxiety that usually lasts for a few hours to a few days in some cases.

• Long-term feeling of emptiness

• Intense, inappropriate anger or problem with controlling anger (e.g. frequent expression of…