Interpersonal Processes in Psychotherapy

Presenting Problem\n scallywag is tho a few months start of his 18th birthday. He presents emotionally as a confused, importunate and angry child of active half his physical mount up and yet his physical manner is that of a somewhat coarse rather intimidating childly man. laborer was referred by his early days Justice worker to try therapy for his anger issues and subsequent uncivilised outbursts toward his family, in particular his stick and overly in open assaults. diddly-shits referral was indicatory of reactive attachment perturbation and post-traumatic stress dis distinguish.\n\nPrecipitating Factors\n jackass has a history of violence and substance abuse in spite of appearance the family setting - father (Mark 51 years) is an alcoholic and abusive toward jackstoness mother (Jill 45 years), his mother to a fault abuses alcohol, egotism medicates and has been diagnosed with Bulimia and depression. Jack has two siblings, Jane (21 years) and Max (20 years), bo th cause substance abuse issues and Jane has also been diagnosed and treated for Anorexia Nervosa.\nJack was diagnosed with epilepsy at age nine years, Asperger syndrome at 15 years, psychosis and behavioural issues also at 15 years. At the age of 13 years, Jack had a partial remotion of his frontal lobe in order to reduce his severe epileptic raptuss. Whilst this was successful in seizure reduction, it unfortunately grossly stricken Jacks magnate to reason and interfered with his mental ideal processes of consequence. Since the surgery, Jack has become progressively violent and irrational. Although, prior to the surgery, Jack was constantly victimised and bullied by his peers making his school breeding a living hell on earth and making surgery a necessity.\n\nDiagnosis and Assessment\npickings into consideration the entirety of Jacks background and effect factors, it would be fair to consent that Jack has suffered significant difficult trauma as a result of multiple bani sh experiences in his lifetime.\nJack presents as somewhat hyper-vigilant and hyper-aroused,...