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Delusional thinking
Feelings of inferiority
Disorganized thinking
Multiple criminal charges
Establish a therapeutic relationship with the client
Identify whether splitting is present in the client’s thoughts
Talk about the client’s acting out and self-destructive tendencies.
Encourage the client to understand why he blames others
Antisocial behavior
Suspicious behavior
Relationship problems
Auditory hallucinations
Abrasions in various healing stages
Intermittent episodes of hypertension
Alternating tachycardia and bradycardia
Mild state of euphoria with disorientation
Binge eating
Memory loss
Cult membership
Delusional thinking
“I won’t get involved in another relationship.”
“I’m determined to look for the perfect partner.”
“I’ve decided to use better communication skills.”
“I’m going to be an equal partner in a relationship.”
Avoidance
Delirium
Depression
Disorientation
Maintain consistent and realistic limits
Give instructions for meeting basic self-care needs
Engage in daytime activities to stimulate wakefulness
Have the client attend group therapy on a daily basis
Abrasive to others
Indifferent to others
Manipulative of others
Over-reliance on others
Address coping skills
Explore panic attacks
Promote exercise programs
Decrease aggressive outbursts