A 24-year-old woman is referred to a community mental health occupational therapist to help rebuild a workable daily routine after she walked out of her third job in a year. She arrives twenty minutes early with a neatly handwritten list of goals, tells the therapist within the first minute that she is "the only one here who actually understands me," and asks whether they can meet twice a week instead of once.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. Not medical advice.