PS 360 Grantham University Treatment Plan for Trauma and Stressor Disorders Case Study In order to complete this assignment you must complete the MindTap a

PS 360 Grantham University Treatment Plan for Trauma and Stressor Disorders Case Study In order to complete this assignment you must complete the MindTap activity in the first assignment for the week. After reviewing and completing the Case Study for Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders on Lena in Mindtap, develop a treatment plan for her describing specifically how you would address her trauma using:

1. Psychoeducation

2. Cognitive Therapy

3. Exposure based practices

4. Mindfulness

Be sure and give specifics for each of the above interventions tying them to the details of Lena’s case.

Your paper needs to follow APA formatting guidelines, use 12-point Times New Roman font, and is double-spaced. It should be 2-pages long, not including your title and reference page.

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Attached is the case study. Name: Lena
Age: 48
Sex: Female
Family: Widow, two children
Occupation: Delivery driver
Presenting problem: Nightmares and sadness after robbery
Lena is a German immigrant who moved to Boston after the death of her husband several years ago. She
initially had great difficulty finding a job, as many employers were unwilling to hire an immigrant who
spoke little English. Determined to support her family, Lena was persistent in her job search and in
learning English, and eventually she secured a position as a delivery driver for a local florist.
Two weeks ago, Lena was robbed while making a delivery. She pulled over to double-check the address,
and before she knew what was happening, a man smashed the passenger-side window, unlocked the
door, and climbed into the van. He pointed a gun at her head while yelling, and although Lena was
terrified that she would be killed, the experience also felt surreal and almost like it was happening to
someone else. At some point, the man pressed the gun against her and shouted, “Is this all the money
you have?” Just then, someone came up to the van asking, “Everything all right in there?” Lena heard a
gunshot and crawled into the back of the van as her assailant fled. She has no idea how long she
remained there and can’t remember any details of her attacker’s face or clothes.
Ever since the robbery, Lena has found it hard to concentrate and cannot fall asleep. Nearly every night,
she has disturbing nightmares about the attack. She often calls her family and friends, looking for
support. Unfortunately, Lena has trouble discussing the robbery. She breaks down and cries whenever
she describes it, so she tries not to think about it and avoids the neighborhood where it occurred. Lena
returned to work after a couple of days but still cannot bear to be in the delivery van. For now, she’s
helping with the floral arrangements in the shop, but her boss really needs her to be making deliveries.
Overall, Lena often feels mostly sad but is also constantly on edge. Things that used to provoke a slight
scare, like an unexpected sound or being tapped on the shoulder, are now absolutely terrifying. The
other day, her cat jumped down from a bookcase, and she screamed in response. Lena has never been
diagnosed with a psychological disorder but thinks she desperately needs professional help. She does
not drink alcohol and is not currently taking any medications or drugs.

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