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1. STUDENT NAME: UROOJ MALIK STUDENT ID: Bc190412057 SESSION: Spring 2019 Submitted to: Sir Ans Waseem

2. CLINICAL CASE 1 Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)

3. Presenting Complaints: Presenting Complaints Duration Bar bar hath dhota hon 2 Months Stress hotahai 2 Months Gndgi ka wehmhotahai 2 Months Ek kam ko baarbaarkrnysy khud ko roknaiskta 2 Months Bar baroth k door check krta hon or gas check krta hon 2 Months

4. bio data Name: XYZ Gender: Male Age : 45Y Education: Matric Occupation: Shopkeeper Monthly income: 25k Informant : client along with his son

5. two months ago His wife was died. The death of his wife was the major reason of this condition . Client family was very supportive to him . HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:

6. family history. The client’s father is alive. He is uneducated and he is a farmer. The client’s mother is alive. She is uneducated and house wife. The client has 2 brothers and 2 sisters. The client wife was 45 year old when she left the world. She was a good housewife and a kind lady. She was very intelligent and she had great control on his house. . The client and her wife had a great kind of relationship. Client had 3 children all were school students. The client live separated to his parents and siblings. Personal history . The client heads a normal birth. She started school at the age of 4 year she was an average student and passed every standard with average marks. She was doing metric. And opened his shop. The client was polite with her pure nature. He was an active men who used to do every task in few minutes. She offered prayers five times a day. She was socially active too and had many friends. He got married at the age of 25 e had great relationship with her wife .after two years of his marriage a baby was born. They were a very happy family. She used to visit every relative at their homes and had friendly behaviors. No history of any psychiatric illness was present either in the client or in her family Brief Personal and Family History

7. It is divided into two parts. 1) Informal Assessment 2) Formal Assessment ASSESSMENT

8. 1 Baseline chart 2 Subjective ratings of presenting complaints InFORMAL ASSESSMENT

9. • Mental Status Examination •Diagnostic/Psychological Assessment: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Inventory • Personality Assessment : House tree person test was administrated to do the analysis of personality . It is projective technique. FORMAL ASSESSMENT

10. According to DSM-5, the client is diagnosed with 300.3 (F42). Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Diagnosis:

11. 1 Cognitive Behavioral therapy 2 Psychotherapy RECOMMENDED THERAPY

12. The client is 45 years old and he belongs to a middle class family. The manifestation was the lack of interest in every matter. According to DSM-5 the client is diagnosed Obsessive Compulsive Disorder 300.3 (F42. Different techniques including Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Psychotherapy, Exposure and Response prevention therapy and relaxation Techniques will be used. Case formulation by psycho social model. The treatment and management plan is done in therapeutic treatment as report building by assuring the privacy and confidentiality of the client. Obsessive compulsive disorder belongs to the cognitive- behavioral school of thought. In cognitive behavioral school of thought symptoms are discussed as like thought, behaviors etc . Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness-based interventions are two popular treatments that are grounded in this school of thought.CBT is a structured form of therapy that aims to help individuals identify and challenge their negative thoughts and beliefs, and replace them with more realistic and adaptive ones. CASE FORMULATION;

13. APPENDICES CASE 1 CLIENT HISTORY

14. CLINICAL CASE 2 depression

15. Name: XYZ Gender: female Age : 30 Education: Intermediate Occupation: housewife Monthly income: nil Informant : client along with her husband

16. Presenting Complaints: Presenting Complaints Duration “ Neendniati ” 2 month “Bhooknilgti” 2 month “Zindgimushkillagtihai” 2 month “Besakunisirahtihai” 2 month Akelyrhny ko dilkrta h 2 month

17. Two month ago, there was a quarrel in her house. And her family forced her husband to give divorce. She has fear of husband divorce.. Her husband is so cooperative but family is not. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:

18. Family history: Her father is alive. He is business man. Her mother is not alive. she was uneducated and housewife. She has total 5 siblings. She has 3 brothers and 2 sisters. Her birth order is 1 . The client had five siblings Mother of the client expired. And she was a very kind lady and loving towards her daughter. Client father was school teacher. Client got married at the age of 25. The client is first daughter in law in her family. Her in laws are not cooperated but her husband is so cooperated. After five years of marriage she don’t conceived so, her in-laws lost patience and want to second marriage of her husband. And they force him to give her divorced. Personal history: The birth order of the client is 1 st . There are 4 sisters and 1 brother. She achieved all her development of mental milestone. She as such had no traumatic event other than the recent family conflict. She is very close to her husband and don’t want to lose him. . She also worried d about her parents. She was very depressed. Brief Personal and Family History

19. It is divided into two parts. 1) Informal Assessment 2) Formal Assessment ASSESSMENT

20. • Baseline chart • Subjective ratings of presenting complaints InFORMAL ASSESSMENT

21. • Mental Status Examination • Diagnostic/Psychological Assessment Beck’s depression inventory • Personality Assessment HTP ( house Tree Person ) FORMAL ASSESSMENT

22. 296.22(F32.1) Major Depressive Disorder, moderate, with anxious distress and melancholic features. Diagnosis:

23. The therapies that are suggested for the clieant are Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT). RECOMMENDED THERAPY

24. The cognitive school of thought for major depressive disorder (MDD) emphasizes the role of negative thoughts and maladaptive beliefs in the development and maintenance of depression Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness-based interventions are two popular treatments that are grounded in this school of thought. CBT is a structured form of therapy that aims to help individuals identify and challenge their negative thoughts and beliefs, and replace them with more realistic and adaptive ones. CBT for MDD typically involves several key components, including psycho-education about depression and how thoughts and behaviors can influence mood, identifying and monitoring negative thoughts and beliefs, and learning and practicing cognitive restructuring techniques to challenge and change those thoughts Mindfulness-based interventions, on the other hand, focus on helping individuals become more aware of their thoughts and feelings in the present moment, without judgment or attachment. Mindfulness-based interventions for MDD often incorporate meditation and other mindfulness practices, as well as cognitive and behavioral strategies to help individuals develop a more compassionate and accepting attitude towards themselves and their experiences. Another study revealed the results that over the course of 43 months, 43 percent of the patients had improved who received CBT treatment. They reported 5o percent of reduction in symptoms of depression, compared with 27 percent patients who did not get the treatment . CASE FORMULATION

25. DEPRESSION SCALE

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