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Description Use latest and best evidence. Hol******ic physical wellbeing assessment and intervention package to address presenting problems. Package/plan designed to overcome obstacles. For each scenario: Should be approximately 1000 words – allow room for references; Outline biological, psychological, sexual and social health issues that need to be addressed; Outline a plan to hol******ically address/resolve health problems – providing references to research evidence and authoritative guidelines; Recommend referrals to allied health or other health providers if appropriate and outline how those professionals might respond, recommend 1 or more community resources/agencies which the person might access to ass****** them in improving their health; Write a brief narrative completing scenario, describing how you anticipate the problems will be resolved – including time frames. Submit as one-word document labelling each case study with a reference l****** at the conclusion. Rubric: Identification of health issues 30% Assessment and intervention plan 40% Referrals 10% Community resources/group recommendations 10% Narrative description of outcomes 10% Extra information: Consider family dynamics if necessary, have a family meeting to discuss (supports); Child safety if a child is involved; GP for a mental health care plan; Your formulation must fit in with what is going on; Diagnostic formulation – what will the focus of tr******ment be? How will you negotiate this with the individual? Narrative style essay is more enjoyable to read, remember to try normalise the situation instead of escalating as first point. Word counts It is an important academic and practical s****** to be able to communicate succinctly. It is expected that students will adhere to the word limits and not exceed the prescribed limit by more than 500 words including in-text citations and the reference l******. Except in previously approved circumstances, appendices should not be included to accommodate extra words. All text included in the assessment will be included in the word count (as determined by Turnitin). In circumstances in which the word count (plus 500 words) is exceeded, the assessment will not be graded and a Fail (zero marks) recorded. No penalty will be prescribed solely because the written work is under the prescribed word count of an assessed piece of work. Please do not include cover sheets. Scenario C – Possible ******ing Disorder Cat is a 21-year-old woman who is superficially known to mental health and emergency services for self-harm and suicide attempts. She has attracted a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder. She has had the experience of childhood sexual abuse and in her mid-teens started self-injuring in response to interpersonal stress. She is estranged from her family. She has been living in a share house with other young people and over the last 6 months has been smoking methamphetamine most weekends. During these occasions she will stay up all night and frequently engages in casual, unprotected sex. She states that she is not worried about pregnancy because she has not had her period for over a year. She states that she used to be fat (around 60kg ~ last year). Her current weight is 43kg (height 159cm). She states that she doesn’t think about food when she is high and about mid-week, she sometimes becomes ravenous and binges on McDonalds. She then feels guilty and induces vomiting. She often feels quite dizzy when she stands up and she feels her heart bounding in her chest. Her flatmates are worried about her as she has fainted on a couple of occasions. Scenario D – Depression Dion is a 55-year-old man. His life has not gone to plan. He has spent most of his life working laying concrete. He had a reasonably successful concreting business. He employed a couple of labourers and his wife Joan of twenty years managed the office and kept the books. He was quite physically active for most of his life – Playing footy as a young adult and going fishing on weekends. His last few years of work were tough as he acquired a lower back injury which confined him to the office. Always a drinker at the end of the day, he began starting the day with a beer and would consume a cartoon of beer before “knock off” time. He visited his GP who prescribed him Zoloft 150mg mane. He does not feel any better and no longer goes fishing. A construction downturn and poor management meant he has recently had to close his business and he has sold it for less than he believes it is worth. Dion has reduced his alcohol intake somewhat at Joan’s request as she thinks it is affecting his sexual performance. Dion can’t seem to get an erection at all. Joan says that she has had enough of him moping about the house. She has decided to take “time out” from the relationship and stay with her s******er in another town until Dion sorts himself out. Dion is quite depressed and spends most of his day at the pub playing pokies. Since Joan has left two weeks ago, he has not had a home-cooked meal. His GP says that his liver function tests are a problem (with elevated AST & ALT), his triglycerides are up, he has hypertension and has advised that he needs to stop smoking (20 per day) immediately. Dion doesn’t know where to start or what to do.