Master Treatment Plan Essay
Name: James E. Roberts
Course: CMSW 1313
Date: 11/24/10
Master Treatment Plan
Person’s Name: Edward Kojak
Date of first visit: 10/15/10
I. Identified Problems:
Primary Problem: Bipolar II disorder
Secondary Problem: Poly-substance in remission
Tertiary Problem: unemployed
II. Historical Data:
Primary Problem: Bipolar II disorder
Symptoms and/or history: : Client stated he began SDTP in 2004 and spent 9 wks on an inpatient psychiatric unit while incarcerated following an episode in which he "bottomed out" following an episode of Stephens-Johnson syndrome while on tegretol in 4/08. Described "bottomed out" to be increased isolation, hypersomnia, and nightmares.
Client cited current symptoms of A/VH, nightmares, isolation, hypersomnia. …show more content…
Participate in a Substance Dependence Rehabilitation (SDRS) program. Attend substance abuse group 1-4 times a week to learn negative effects of substance abuse.
The recommended treatment for problem # 3 is:
Through Cognitive behavior therapy - participate in the Work for Pay program for at least 90 days or until satisfactory improvement is noted in work habits and skills as evidenced by:
a. Increased productivity - complete assigned tasks and increase earnings to a minimum wage level or above.
b. Work place tolerance - attempt to work up to 32 hours/week on a regular basis.
c. Dependability - fulfill assignments in a reliable and timely manner and be punctual for work.
d. Supervision- accepts direction and instruction appropriately.
e. Interpersonal skills/teamwork - demonstrate the ability to get along with others.
f. Personal appearance - maintain a neat appearance and good personal grooming.
g. Awareness and practice of safety - adhere to safety rules, lift properly, wear protective devices as needed and display good common sense on the
Course: CMSW 1313
Date: 11/24/10
Master Treatment Plan
Person’s Name: Edward Kojak
Date of first visit: 10/15/10
I. Identified Problems:
Primary Problem: Bipolar II disorder
Secondary Problem: Poly-substance in remission
Tertiary Problem: unemployed
II. Historical Data:
Primary Problem: Bipolar II disorder
Symptoms and/or history: : Client stated he began SDTP in 2004 and spent 9 wks on an inpatient psychiatric unit while incarcerated following an episode in which he "bottomed out" following an episode of Stephens-Johnson syndrome while on tegretol in 4/08. Described "bottomed out" to be increased isolation, hypersomnia, and nightmares.
Client cited current symptoms of A/VH, nightmares, isolation, hypersomnia. …show more content…
Participate in a Substance Dependence Rehabilitation (SDRS) program. Attend substance abuse group 1-4 times a week to learn negative effects of substance abuse.
The recommended treatment for problem # 3 is:
Through Cognitive behavior therapy - participate in the Work for Pay program for at least 90 days or until satisfactory improvement is noted in work habits and skills as evidenced by:
a. Increased productivity - complete assigned tasks and increase earnings to a minimum wage level or above.
b. Work place tolerance - attempt to work up to 32 hours/week on a regular basis.
c. Dependability - fulfill assignments in a reliable and timely manner and be punctual for work.
d. Supervision- accepts direction and instruction appropriately.
e. Interpersonal skills/teamwork - demonstrate the ability to get along with others.
f. Personal appearance - maintain a neat appearance and good personal grooming.
g. Awareness and practice of safety - adhere to safety rules, lift properly, wear protective devices as needed and display good common sense on the