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Triage Assessment Fom For Alexa
Triage Assessment Fom For Alexa
Crisis Event
Identify and describe briefly the crisis:
Alexa, a 17-year-old Hispanic female, ran away from home. The police returned her to her
home, but within a week Alexa had attempted suicide by taking her father's prescription
medication for high blood pressure. Alexa had been showing signs of depression and was seen
for mental health counseling a year previously for eight sessions. After receiving counseling,
Alexa withdrew and stated that she felt unuseful at home and unwelcome at school. Feelings of
worthlessness and anger arose periodically when her parents tried to engage her about school
events. Alexa had several close friends and one young man she called her "beau," though she
claimed there was no serious intimacy between them. She refused to return to counseling
sessions, saying that the time was better spent talking with her friends. She complained that her
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parents were too strict with curfew times and asked too many questions. In the past week,
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Alexa was discovered to have skipped two days of school and refused to tell her parents where
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she had been. Alexa's mother found a bottle of pills and a bottle of vodka in her room.
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Affective Domain
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Identify and describe briefly the affect that is present. (If more than one affect is experienced,
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rate with number 1 being primary, number 2 secondary, number 3 tertiary.)
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Anger/Hostility
Anger is the secondary domain. Alexa struggles to control her anger. She reports feeling
angry throughout the day. She displays anger towards her parents when thy attempt to talk to
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her. She will not admit that her anger is getting out of control.
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Anxiety/Fear
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Sadness/Melancholy
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Alexa is severely depressed. There is a dramatic change in her interests in life and others.
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Behavioral Domain
Identify and describe briefly which behavior is currently being used. (If more than one behavior
is used, rate with number 1 being primary, number 2 secondary, number 3 tertiary.)
Approach
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Alexa does not display behaviors or thought processes that would indicate that she is open to
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addressing her current problems. Alexa reports that her thoughts and behaviors are under
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control to some extent and does not understand how her thoughts and behaviors have a
negative impact on her social relationships.
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Alexa is not willing to open up with the counselor regarding her problems. There’s an obvious
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uneasiness when the topic of depression and alcohol use is mentioned. She appears to
believe that there is nothing wrong with her behavior and thoughts. The counselor will apply
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with a depression component with the client.
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Avoidance
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Primary (1): Alexa shows an avoidance behavioral approach. She is using alcohol and pills as
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an attempt to cope with her problems. She also reports that she tried to commit suicide to
escape dealing with her situation.
Avoidance is the primary domain. Alexa is displaying avoidance by alcohol use and
unprescribed pills as a comping mechanism. She has also attempted suicide.
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Immobility
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Cognitive Domain
Identify whether a transgression, threat, or loss has occurred in the following areas and
describe briefly. (If more than one cognitive response occurs, rate with number 1 being
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primary, number 2 secondary, number 3 tertiary.)
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PHYSICAL (food, water, safety, shelter, et cetera):
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Transgression _____ Threat ___X__ Loss _____
Alexa has not given up on fulfilling her basic needs (food, water, safety). She lives with her
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parents, so she has access to food, water and safety. Alexa recently attempted to run away
from home; therefore, her a risk has been placed on her safety and basic needs.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL (self-concept, emotional well-being, identity):
Transgression _____ Threat _____ Loss __X___
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Alexa is dealing with a lot of issues. She could possibly be struggling with a lack of self-
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esteem. She reports feeling unuseful and unwelcome from her family and friends.
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Alexa has experienced isolation, social withdrawal from social group and peers, conflict and
emotional disconnection from her parents and family.
MORAL/SPIRITUAL (personal integrity, values, beliefs):
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There is a lack of information that reveals Alexa’s current spiritual state. As previously
mentioned, Alexa does not have a desire to attend school so its very likely that there is a lack
of interest in attending church services.
Cognitive Severity Scale
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Highlight the number that most closely corresponds with client’s reaction to crisis.
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Client’s making confusion. perception and crisis event
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perception abilities. Client’s interpretation of may differ so
and Client’s perception and crisis event may substantially
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interpretation perception and interpretation of differ from reality of
of crisis interpretation of crisis event substantially situation as to
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event crisis event may differ from reality of constitute
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substantially may differ in noticeably from situation. threat to client’s
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match reality some respects reality of welfare.
of situation. from reality of situation.
situation.
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