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Bernardo H.,ly, when the substance abuse significantly exacerbates an increasingly serious general health risk. It raises the question of how far to go in challenging a patient’s explicitly stated preference not to address his alcohol abuse. The life issue is this man’s effort to hold onto his pride, as he stru

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Victoria N., be misleading. More than two years into treatment, this patient’s underlying issue suddenly emerged, casting a new light on all that had gone before. When this occurred, the family conflicts first intensified, before beginning to move toward at least a temporary resolution. Team members themselves

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Maria C.,edication selection, and favorable response were straightforward here. The patient’s twin goals were to protect her daughters from reliving the traumas of her own childhood and adolescence, and to find work that expressed her personal ambitions. These are not different from goals typical of those wi

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Alex A.,em, it is extremely difficult to change course. Diagnosis is once again essential, though in a different way from any of those presented in previous narratives. Inaccurate diagnosis creates both ongoing risks for the patient and future obstacles to receiving appropriate treatment. Furthermore, docum

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Seth S.,s. These included structuring his time with constructive and meaningful activities, staying physically active and healthy, and maintaining continuity with previous treating psychiatrists to maintain continuity. Thus, the generic issues involved the psychiatrist’s fitting into the patient’s establish

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Carl Z.,e of 70, when he arrived at Pathways, he had already organized a rich work life and a rich family life; however, he had periodically jeopardized both by discontinuing his mood-stabilizing medication, as is common with patients having this illness. Outside of those periods, it did not interfere signi

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Seema S.,nt a simple instance of medication non-adherence, but as with most such instances, the reasons for the non-adherence can be complex, and not merely a manifestation of the illness itself or of poor self-management. Here it specifically includes highly charged issues around immigration that impact fam

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Justin E.,ho was caught up in the demands of several systems at the same time: his family, the criminal justice system, health insurance, and the workplace, not to mention the varying intrusions of his illness itself, along with a second but often associated condition. Each of them intruded, sometimes in turn