Case Conceptualization Model Outline Assignment 2022

T/C Case Conceptualization Model Outline
(Areas that the counselor believes require more information)
Client: First Name: Kira
Client Demographics:
Age- 19 years of age
Gender- Female
Relationship Status: Single and unmarried.
Spiritual/Religious Affiliation- The spiritual affiliation or the religious affiliation is
unknown..
Other
Presenting Problem The patient is suffering from drug addction problems and she
need to be sent to the psychtriac unit for further observation. When the patient was met
with the psychiatrist, she was barefooted and was wearing clothes and jewelleries of the
vintage style. She was very anxious and this was visible as her eye were more dilated
than usual. The reason for taking drugs was the divirce of her parents. She used to
suffer from halluciantions as she used to take hallucinogens like LSD, ecstasy and
mescalin (Bilbao et al., 2015).
Internal Personality Constructs and Behavior
Self-efficacy: The self efficacy of the patient was not much effected. It was the same as
it was before.
Self-esteem: The self esteem of the person was also the same, it was neither low or
high..
Attitudes/Values/Beliefs: Her attitude changed a little bit after she has started taking
drugs. She was suffering from loneliness after her parents got divorced.
Attachment Style: The attachmentstyle was avoidant. During te early stages of her life,
she was much attached with her family, but after her parens got divorced she lost her
attachment with her mother.
Biology/Physiology/Heredity:The family history is showin that none of her parents were
involved in drug addiction.
Affect: Because of the drug addiction, she used to hallucinate, even in the stadium, she
was found hallucinating about James. She told that she was hearing James telling her
to stay in the stadium.
Cognition: The patient have completely lost the capability to procure the acquired
knowledge and also understanding through the experiences after she started taking
drugs (Rudd et al., 2016).
Hot Thoughts: “My dad was career military. It sucked—we moved like every two years and it
made it impossible to make friends, you know?”. “Yeah, and pretty lonely. Then my mom and
dad divorced when I was about ten, and that was hard too. I started taking drugs because it
made me more interesting, like other people wanted to be around me more.”.
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