Prescriptions may include anti-anxiety medication (ex. Diazepam).However, this should only be for more extreme cases to reduce unnecessary suspicion of a client that could result in noncompliance.
Brian was under a lot of stress at his workplace. He then was not given a promotion he was hoping for. These items caused extreme anger and depression in Brian. It brought light to his already altered personality. His fellow employees and superiors questioned his personality. Not only did he have poor interpersonal skills, he was also stubborn, belligerent, and appeared paranoid.
He then assaulted a colleague for unknown reasons. Professionals believe it was because Brian had delusions that the employee was a threat and was there to exploit him.
He underwent extensive psychotherapy and, allowing him to focus on his issues in a safe and judgement free environment. His symptoms are getting better, still existing, but being handled safely.
Joanna believed that her neighbors were purposely creating noise.She is known around town as the "Mean Old Lady". She always is looking over her shoulder when you goes out and never socializes. She saw a psychiatrist and was diagnosed with PPD. This disorder has caused many problems with her family, because she feels as though the exclude her and was not treated equally as her siblings.
She was prescribed anti-anxiety medication and goes to sessions each week.