Question 1 – 500 words – 10 marks Using relevant literature critically discuss the mental health status of the client in the case study. Your work should make reference to two (2) components of the Mental State Examination (MSE) related explicitly to the case study and the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders V (DSM V) relevant criteria for Depression. Question 2 – 500 words – 10 marks Critically discuss two (2) factors which have contributed to the development of the clients current mental health status. YoushoulddemonstrateyourknowledgeoftheStressVulnerabilityModelanddemonstratehowanyhistoryoftrauma may impact on the persons mental health. Your work should clearly identify the contributing factors; make reference to the case study and relevant literature. Question 3 – 500 words – 5 marks Respect, empowerment and hope are three (3) positive aspects of mental health recovery. Using relevant literature and the case study, critically discuss how these three (3) principles could positively contribute to the clients journey of recovery. You should demonstrate your knowledge of recovery orientated mental health theory and practice. Case Study 2: Munny Kaew Munny is a 45-year-old Cambodian man who lives in Western Sydney with his wife, Ary, and their three children, a girl Chan aged 10, and twin sons, Prak and Rith, aged 6 years. He has presented at the community centre with his wife. AryisveryworriedthatMunnyhasnotbeenhisusualselfsincehewasinterviewedbyhisemployersixweeksago. Munny has worked in a large bakery for the last ?ve years that supplies bread for large supermarket chains. He ?nds this job stressful because he has to start work at 1 am but he says that he enjoys his work once he gets there. However, when his employer spoke to him, he was very surprised to learn that his employer was not satis?ed with his work and that if it did not improve, Munny would lose his job. Since that incident, Munny has become less and less communicative at home. He is taking increasing amounts of sick leave and when he is not at work, he spends most of his time in bed. Now he rarely takes notice of his children, who were previously the centre of his attention, and no longer does anything around the house. Ary is also worried because Munny is not showing any interest in food and believes he has lost a signi?cant amount of weight. Ary says that she has tried to talk to Munny but he only speaks in one word answers and says that he is ?ne and to leave him alone. Ary tells you that Munnys family were forced to move from their home into the countryside during the Khmer Rouge period in Cambodia in 1975. His father was shot by the Khmer Rouge. After that, Munny and his mother escaped but had to live in a refugee camp in Thailand until they received a visa to Australia in 1985. After ?nishing school in Australia, Munny started a degree in law but soon dropped out and started an apprenticeship as a baker. He was always very proud that he could support his family, including his mother. Munny was always very close to his mother, but she died after a long battle with cancer 6 months ago. Although Munny visited his mother every day during her illness, Ary worries that he did not take time o? work after she died. She says that Munny just wanted to keep going so he did not have to think about losing his mother. When Munny comes to the centre, he was well dressed but his clothes are loose ?tting. He is slumped in his chair and staring at the ?oor. When he is greeted by the nurse, he does not make eye contact and only gives monosyllabic answers to any questions saying ?ne or no problems. However, when the nurse asks if Munny has ever thought about whether life was worth living, he shook his head. When asked how his family might feel if anything happened to him, Munny simply shrugs his shoulders. Munny then asks the nurse to leave him alone because he doesnt want to talk about anything anymore.
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