Part 1:Using the revised treatment plan completed in Topic 7, complete a discharge summary for your client using the “Discharge Summary” template. This discharge summary should address the following:W

Part 1:Using the revised treatment plan completed in Topic 7, complete a discharge summary for your client using the “Discharge Summary” template. This discharge summary should address the following:W
Running Head: ESSENTIAL TO THE THERAPEUTIC PROCESS 0 Essential therapeutic process Brandon Pilgrim PCN 610- Grand Canyon University 6/17/20 Client case The client is about 26 year of old, female from a self-referred. For the last six month, the patient has isolated herself from the rest o his friends. She has undergone challenging moments after the demise of her parent though tragic road accident. In more insight, the mother died on the spot after the incident while the father had to struggle in support machine for 27 days. The client stated that she relied more on the parent for the upkeep of his son, who was still at his tender age. Since the client has graduated for her masters at a one often best-recognized university, she was still in the applied effort of seeking a good job. Meanwhile, she was relying so much on the parents. Now she was left with his brother, who never cares to understand the status of her sister. The effects were massive and experienced many times struggling for a living (Catherine Moore, 2020). The client was developing anxiety day by day. Carrying on her day to day activity was becoming an issue. Raising and feeding the son, taking him to school was becoming hepatic. He was forced to transfer his son from a private school to a public school where she could manage to pay the bills. More was being formed in her mind; the pressure was being too much beyond what she could handle. Thinking of committing suicide was one of them. The client was developing a significant sign of depressions whose quest was seeking a medical professional approach. The happiness that she used to enjoy was far much gone; esteemed as below the spectrum of expectation. Levels of personal master and well seemed to take a different path. On fairground, the patient was suffering in silence, and more mitigation measures were needed. In this perspective, it was critical to have a second option (Health Assessment, 2019). Part 2 The patient admits that she was failing to have an adequate sleep. Most these then she did not have an appetite and had to spend the many nights without taking suppers. One of the significant factor behaviours that the patent exhibited was increased sadness and anxiety, which was growing on a daily bases. From the point of medical exemption and professional scrutiny, I could tell that there was a perceived imbalance between demand made by the client and the behaviour portrayed. It was becoming hard for her to have decisive and preventive modalities in the cause of action .she had lost control and taking action on review aspects. From far one could tell that the patient had constant worry ad a racing mind, she was restless and irritability was growing far and wide. All these factors had made the client have an imperfect decision-making process in most cases. More so, there was a challenge with the memory capacity, the client had developed a short concentration span and could not adhere and strictly follow instruction according to someone else expectations (Jaluis m, 2017). Part 3 A risk assessment is an essential tool of identifying modifiable, treatable risks, high-risk suicide factors and offers a piece of safety advice to the patent based on the result of the assessment. It will have inclusive factors that tell more about safety and treatment needs. Basing my argument on the mentioned facts; the process of the risk assessment will be inclusive of in-depth questions that seek diverging and care to understand of the phalange at hand. As in the above case, the number of risk factors increases in the absence of protective factors; when determining the levels of the risk, I would seek to have clarity on the following questions. Have you; by the recent experienced terrible occurrence that has affected you significantly? Being a victim of the occurrence which mode of response did you consider and put in place. Do you have a feeling that you have been strongly affected? (Feelings of edginess, anxiety, nerves)So you recognize every action and decision to take regarding day to day activity? Have you experienced weak and longer than usual interest in activities and mode of behaviour? Has anxiety and discomfort changed your social wellbeing and relationship with others? What are the main challenges that you have faced and made you change the routine and comfortable life that you used to love in the fiend days? Have been violent? If yes, what kind of social emotion have you portrayed? Has it affected your sleeping routine? Throughout the assessment process, I will be looking forwards towards having elaborate and detailed feedback. This factor will enable in creating a response process and then presence risk factors and protective methodology that will be of great use to the client. The roadmap will have an inclusive of Procrastinating and responsibility based mitigation that will be of great use to the client. Having a reduced nervous alongside other control processes will great importance to the client. On the same note, the questions are very crucial in assessing the risk. With advanced technology, the data will be captured using an electronic-based tool (Joanne Borg-Stein, 2019). In the course of the question and answer process, there is a very very great importance of having communicative sessions. Listening to each other’s expression and maintaining control reduces emotions in the conversation. Assertion and wise counselling will be a factor in the use of silence. The advantage of having a participation event and free interaction with the client is confident attained. Again, the next cause of action is, therefore based on facts and adequate information. The client needs social support and ubiquities that will be gradual in helping the patient cope. I would document for stress reduction interventions which will majorly concentrate in cognitive therapy approach (Roger Wohlner, 2018). Other recommendation includes mind based stress reduction mechanism that encourages a call for change. The negative implication and perception should be reduced down. The initialled process should be an intervention that enables a building up and one on one progressive recovery. The patient should tine to the new life, acceptance and later rolling down in control segmentations. References Catherine Moore, (2020, April 15). Seventy-two mental health questions for counsellors and patients. Retrieved from https://positivepsychology.com/mental-health-questions/ Health Assessment. (2019). Appendix 4: adult health assessment sample questions. Retrieved from https://www.ahrq.gov/ncepcr/tools/assessments/health-ap4.html Julius m. (2017). Psychosocial risks and work-related stress: Risk assessment. Retrieved from https://oshwiki.eu/wiki/Psychosocial_risks_and_work-related_stress:_risk_assessment Joanne Borg-Stein. (2019). Stress reduction. Retrieved from https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/stress-reduction ROGER WOHLNER. (2018). Tips for assessing a client’s risk tolerance. Retrieved from https://www.investopedia.com/articles/financial-advisors/051915/tips-assessing-clients-risk-tolerance.asp