Description of Scenario:(500 words)
Describe about the main signs and symptoms of her condition, what happened in the scenario and linked to the resources and how it triggers to that condition ( eating disorder /anorexia nervosa mainly) and controlled behaviour
Key issues of scenario ( 750 words)
Trigger for mental health
Sudden death of BF create Trauma and grief act as a trigger
she didn’t attend to her emotional well- being
stressors such as workplace anxiety/ traumatic life evento
obsession with body image
· signs and symptoms:
behavioural/psychological signs ? and more relevant symptoms
regimen (control of behavior/ food related/ restrictive diet plan and excessive exercise)
social isolation( connect to theory/literature)
social stigma with misinformation about condition
agitated behavior
negative attitude from society
· how is this characterising our clinical approach
Diagnosis of eating disorders
narrative of the medical system ( how efficient is the medical system / specialist in this regards ,,, why they unable to detect it first)
Support Needs:( 750 words)
· Recommended actions/Advice for individual : including the genral advice according to signs and symptoms and condition of individuals( 5-6 advices relevant to scenario)
· strategies for individual : it includes stragtegies /therapies particularly for the person suffering
such as psychotherapy and 3-4 more intervention
Sample Solution
The allusion of individuality hiding tradition is supported by his statement, ‘no poet, no artist of any art, has his complete meaning alone. His significance, his appreciation is the appreciation of his relation to the dead poets and artists’ . Evidently there is this idea that art and poetry have no exclusive owner, it is shared through many minds over may years and only becomes of value when linked to the past. This sense of falsity is further developed, ‘we endeavour to find something that can be isolated in order to be enjoyed’ . By using the inclusive ‘we’ and making individuality synonymous with isolation, Eliot is reflecting how narrow the concept of individuality versus tradition has become throughout literature. Keats, on the other hand, is strongly in favour of individuality, ‘the excellence of every Art is its intensity, capable of making all disagreeables evaporate, from their being in close relationship with Beauty & Truth’ . There is a clear hierarchy here, passion, or in other words intensity, followed by beauty and truth. This trio of characteristics do not include the importance of the traditional, and often stereotypical, parts of literature that continue to strive, showing that Keats has extremely contrasting ideas to what is influential in literature. Keats is offering a different perception, he is suggesting that truth need not have historical and factual ground, instead truth correlates with the perception of beauty and individuality. If the poetry is beautiful and holds a part of the author then it is true, whether historically correct right or not. Additionally, this perception of truth leads to the factor of the imagination and ‘truth of imagination’ , how it is perhaps more precious than any other factor as it leads to unique discoveries which is attractive to readers as it is enticingly different. Developing from these ideas of tradition and individuality is what the authors are perceiving as truth, on one hand, Eliot is following the idea of tradition, this collective truth of what makes literature stand out and what has worked. On the other hand, Keats is shadowing the individuality of truth, how repetition does not need to occur over time because there are so many different techniques to try. Clearly truth is being re-evaluated as a literary concept.>
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