Analysis of Schizophrenia and Treatment Plan - Case Study Example

PART II Biopsychosocial Risk & Resilience Assessment for the ONSET of the Disorder RISK Influences PROTECTIVE InfluencesBiological: The fact that the disorder was genetically passed from mother to daughter is a biological risk influence Anna’s case is mild compared to that of her motherPsychological: The family environment was not comfortable as she grew up because of her mother who was suffering from an almost similar disorder. This may have affected Anna psychologically. She, however, had a supportive father and sister Social: She was anti-social and independent, did not, therefore, interact with other children as she grew up.

She was a good girl as she grew up; she behaved well and respected others. In addition, she studied hard and took care of her father and sister. Biopsychosocial Risk & Resilience Assessment for the COURSE of the Disorder RISK Influences PROTECTIVE Influences Biological: Anna’s behaviors changed and she even started wandering of like her mother She was not serious with medications Was not reluctant about visiting the hospital and could walk herself there She cooperated with the practitioners Psychological: She had an unresponsive touch with her emotions meaning that she does not feel anything She used a strange choice of words when communicating She seemed distracted and focused her attention elsewhere She did not do well at the University, stopped going to class, started secluding herself and could not state the reason for her behavior She denied hearing any voices Was not upset about being in the hospital Did not have mood swings Social: She was not well-groomed and even had a bad odor hence affecting those around her Was not able to take care of her herself anymore and did not even want to even work or associate with others She, however, enjoyed walking around which was a good form of exercise She was positive about having a job someday and having friends as well PART III Formulate goals & a possible treatment plan.

The goals towards the treatment plan for this patient include Overcoming or reducing the symptoms (Help guide, 2014) Returning the patient into normal so that they are able to work, interact and groom themselves up Reducing the number of visits to the agency Enabling family members to get some reliefThat is achievable through medications in addition to psychological treatments and social interactions. The plan then proceeds into enabling the patient to embrace good quality life and adapt to it.

The final step of the plan will be to lead the patient towards maximum recovery and release from any negative effects the disorder caused.