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Medical Case Study: Mr. Sanchez-Martinez
Mr. Sanchez-Martinez is a 30 year old individual, born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. He graduated from Christ the King High School in 2002. He continued his education at Dominican College, graduating in 2007 with an associates in Mathematics. He reported that he has worked in sales since high school and is currently working as a manager for Marketstar.

Mr. Sanchez-Martinez sated that he has three sibling with whom he is close with. He indicated that his parents divorced when he was about four years old, he stated that he lived with his father and saw his mother every other weekend. Mr. Sanchez-Martinez indicated that he has maintained a relationship with both parents. He stated that he believes his experience with his parents’ divorce can help him assist his children with any questions that they may have.
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Sanchez-Martinez reported no history of learning disabilities as a child. He indicated that he was an excellent student in math. He reported that the most traumatic event as a child was being sexually abused by his uncle, who was later placed in psychiatric facility. He stated no mental health treatment as a child.

Mr. Sanchez-Martinez reported no history of psychiatric issues, he stated that he has two family members who have significant psychiatric history. He indicated that he has no medical problems.

The father reported no history of substance or alcohol abuse. He reported that he only drinks alcohol socially, he stated that he will have one beer twice a week when he gets home twice a

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