Case Write-Up: Summary and Conceptualization
Cognitive: Trouble making decisions, trouble concentrating Behavioral: Avoidance (not cleaning up at home, looking for a job, or doing errands), social isolation (stopped going to church, spent less time with family, stopped seeing friends) Physiological: Heaviness in body, significant fatigue, low libido, difficulty relaxing,
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