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The Diagnosis Assignments (2) are designed to help you make application of course content to a counseling situation. You are to read the case studies, identify key issues, provide diagnostic impressions based upon the DSM-5, and list broad treatment recommendations. You do not have to develop a full treatment plan. See the Diagnosis Assignment Template for the format and further details. Diagnosis Assignment 1 Case Study At the time of intake a history reveals that Roberta is a Caucasian female, 53 years of age, and single again. She divorced her second husband about 4 years prior to intake. Throughout her life, she had been hospitalized several times (more than once for depression), and has been prescribed a number of psychotropic medications during much of her adult life: Lithium, Depakote, Tegretol, and most recently Wellbutrin. Roberta has three children, all born to her early in her adult life with a live-in lover, with whom she broke off an engagement after 13 years of a live-in relationship. She has been married twice. Her relationship with her children is fair, with the exception of her youngest daughter, age 24, who exhibits anti-social behavior. The assessment reveals that her story is one of episodic physical abuse in her family of origin. She has, as an adult, shown erratic behavior including excessive spending and holding grandiose ideas about her self-worth and intelligence. Many years ago, she wrote Oprah that she was the “perfect case” for one of Oprah’s TV shows with “Dr. Phil.” She has tended to write high-profile celebrities and then if anyone responds (even with a very general cover letter), she tells people that she is now “working” as an assistant or agent for the person. She had also spread the story that she was working undercover with the FBI. She smokes cigarettes and has been diagnosed with congestive heart failure. She states that she wants to die, but gives no indication of active suicidal ideation, plan, or intent. She has also had numerous doctors of varying kinds. If one MD did not suit her in some way, she would go to another. Often, her primary rationale was to find an MD that saw her as gifted intellectually. Just prior to intake, she had stopped taking her medications, and become manic and forgetful. Her work performance has been very erratic over the years. Though gifted in sales, she has struggled to maintain jobs. Her current supervisor told her that she needed to straighten herself out or he would discharge her.