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Dual diagnosis clients can be difficult to treat and provide case management services. For this exercise, create a hypothetical client. Use the DSM-5 from the Kaplan Library to select a substance use and mental health disorder. Your client will be a dual diagnosis client who comes to see you for help with case management issues. You are his/her counselor also, so you know the client well.
- Outline the diagnostic process for dual diagnosis clients. Explain how case managers decide referrals for both disorders.
- Using the two disorders that you selected, predict what your client’s barrier to services might be. Consider how the factors in the client’s life (employment, housing, and family support) can also be a barrier. List at least three barriers to treatment and explain how each is a barrier.
- Propose some strategies for working with your client and for the dual diagnosis population in general. Explain how they have special needs in their case coordination since many require services from more than one agency at a time.
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Compare the “Res Gestae Divi Augusti” to the “Suetonius on Caligula”. How is the power of the emperors portrayed? Are there significant differences from Augustus to Caligula? Why?
Please could you reply to this person:
Augustus and Caligula were some of the most famous rulers of roman when it was an empire. The two leaders are responsible for making Rome one of the most powerful empires in history. Both emperors had unique ways of leadership with some similarities and differences, as discussed below.
The texts portray Augustus as a very clever and efficient ruler. He was just and compassionate, which is shown when he spared the lives of people seeking refuge in his territory. Additionally, Augustus was a morally strong individual. He acquired his emperor title by working for it after Marc Anthony’s defeat. Besides, Augusts refused to give in when he was lured into becoming a dictator by some of the consuls.
Caligula was also an intelligent and ambitious leader whose actions had huge impacts on the lives of Romans. He was admired by most of the people under his rule. Given that Caligula was raised with soldiers from a young age, they loved him and respected him. However, he was an unpredictable leader. “Caligula restored treason trials and put a lot of people to death.” Besides, he murdered a soldier after seducing his wife and sentenced to death anyone who talked ill of the incident. His leadership was full of cruelty and promoted a lot of fear among the people.
There are many significant differences between Augustus and Caligula, mostly in their form of leadership. While Augustus was compassionate and spared people's lives, Caligula was much of a monster and killed many people. Augustus was loved and respected by the people, while they feared Caligula. During his rule, Augustus restored peace in Roman while Caligula brought back instability. Moreover, Augustus transformed Rome from a republic to an empire, making him a more successful leader than Caligula.
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