Students Comments On 3-1 & 3-2: The Emotional Levels

Students Comments On 3-1 & 3-2
Name
Institution
Date
3-1 : Jenny
I concur with you that the appropriate strategy to measure the emotional levels of the client is equally important. Factors like biological and health-related history, social relation can help in this process. Basic information about the clients past mental and emotional problem needs to be examined (Schweitzer & Rubin,2014).
Shahna
The fact that several prices of information describing various aspects of client life according to Shana offer insights on how a counselor can identify patterns of mental illness among clients. The counselor needs to review pieces of various aspects of family life, levels of productivity in the society, cultural influences, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual orientation, medical history and life stressors among others (Dougherty,2005). The counselor might start the diagnosis focusing on a depressive episode only to realize that the client history has more impact that might need further examination all these factors can guide treatment (Dougherty,2005).
Charles
Areas of a client's life that need to be examined as Charles indicated like relationships, patterns of interaction with people within different settings are important. Other factors like the client's education background, culture, any history of mental illnesses and substance use are important (Schweitzer & Rubin,2014). It's important to look at the disconnect in thoughts in relation to age appropriate behavior to select an appropriate treatment method depending on the client's willingness, ability, and willingness for treatment (Schweitzer & Rubin,2014).
3-2 Charles
It is true that patterns of mental illness differ according to population or specialization because they lose of a spouse for an older person in the eighties will be viewed differently from someone who loses a spouse at an early age. The older person might view the loss as something expected. A young person will view the loss as something unexpected because death seems to be far in the future (Lewis, Dana & Blevins, 2014). If a young person is not upset by the loss of the loved one, or an older adult is incapacitated by the loss of the loved one this should be a cause for concern. Men have better coping mechanism with loss as compared to women(Lewis, Dana & Blevins, 2014).
Jenny
It is true that social relation like a family relationship or intimate relationship can affect client's mental status. Knowing the history of his intimate relationship and breakup can help the counselor identify patterns of mental illness according to specialization. When diagnosing Schizophrenia client's idea might seem delusional,...