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This is a 3 page paper that provides an overview of teenage anxiety. A case study is used to present a hypothetical treatment plan involving CBT. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. A Hypothetical Treatment Plan for Teenage Anxiety , 2/2011
--properly! When studying the treatment of abnormal psychological statements, it is all too common to adopt a textbook mentality in which
"cases" are represented by a few paragraphs in a textbook, to which one responds with a simple and categorical statement about the most appropriate treatment. In this sense, cases are
treated like a puzzle with a singular, instantaneous solution, quickly to be forgotten. In real practice, however, cases are not paragraphs in a book but rather actual human beings whose
problems are often much more complex and nuanced and require a more thoughtful approach. This is why treatment plans are critical: they dont attempt to just diagnose the disorder, but
also to find ways through which the individual can improve his or her particular life circumstances, and achieve lasting health, both physical and mental, over the long term. This paper
will explore the use of a treatment plan as applied to a conventional case study. Client Name: Kimberly X. Age: 15 Presenting Problem: Kimberly is a
fifteen year old teenage girl. Last year, she entered high school in the same community where she had lived since birth. A job transfer in her family, however, required that
only after a month at this school, she had to move to a new school district and attend a new high school. This presented certain challenges for the client. First
of all, she began experiencing the manifestation of anxiety symptoms that have escalated on a few occasions to a full-blown panic attack. The client indicates that these episodes of anxiety
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