Review the instructions for the Psychiatric Diagnosis assignment in Week Six. This week’s assignment will build upon the work you have completed on your chosen case study in Weeks One and Two.
For this assignment, you will construct an outline of your Psychiatric Diagnosis paper. This outline is meant to provide structure for your final assignment, jump-start your thought process on your case study, and ensure you are on the correct path toward the successful completion of your diagnosis.
Your outline should be one to two pages of content and include a brief two- to three-sentence description of each of the required areas listed in the Psychiatric Diagnosis prompt, except for the following two areas:

Justify the use of the chosen diagnostic manual (i.e., Why was this manual chosen over others?).
Evaluate symptoms within the context of an appropriate theoretical orientation for this diagnosis.

For these two areas, provide a complete draft of your justification and evaluation based on the case study. You must include explicit information on the theoretical orientation chosen for the case and justification of the use of the diagnostic manual chosen. Research a minimum of five peer-reviewed sources published within the last 10 years to support your choice of theoretical orientation and diagnostic manual. These sources will also be used for the Psychiatric Diagnosis paper. The outline should specify which sources will apply to the justification and evaluation areas.
The Outline for the Psychiatric Diagnosis:

Must be one to two single-spaced pages in length (not including title and references pages) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center (Links to an external site.).
Must include a separate title page with the following:

Title of paper
Student’s name
Course name and number
Instructor’s name
Date submitted

Must use at least five peer-reviewed sources published within the last 10 years.
Must document all sources in APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.
Must include a separate references page that is formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.

Week one Homework
Receptionist: Hello, thank you for calling The Vines Health Clinic. How may I help you?
Julia: Hello, my name is Julia. I’m 19 and I was told that I needed to contact your offices for services. Apparently, my mother thinks that there is something wrong with me. Well, I won’t say just my mother, my roommate was the one who opened her big mouth to my mom. I don’t know why she couldn’t just mind her own business. She’s just mad because I haven’t been hanging out with her lately.
Receptionist: Ok. Ok. You’re talking a little fast. Can you slow down so I can make sure I have all the information I need to help you?
Julia: I don’t think there’s nothing wrong, I’m just trying to live my best life. Why is it that when I finally feel and look healthy everyone has something to say. Why can’t everyone just leave me alone?
Julia crying: I was told that I was gaining weight and I should try a diet, so I did. I realized how easy it was for me to lose weight by exercising and sticking to a diet. I am down to a weight that I am happy with so I don’t really understand what the problem is. I realize when I came home for thanksgiving it took a while for my mom to get used to my weight loss but I think I look fantastic. Why can’t I do what I want to do, why is there someone always think and talking negatively?
Receptionist: I understand
Julia: Now I’m pissed because I have to talk to you. I’m sure you’re going to evaluate me and, let me guess, tell me what my problem is. I don’t need your help. I’m only here so I can keep my scholarship. So doc what do you think. Can you cure me? There is nothing you can do that I can’t do for myself.
Receptionist: Julia I have a doctor available later this afternoon. Will 4:30 work for you?
Julia: I guess how long will it take. What’s the doctor’s name?
Receptionist: Dr. Browning. She is great. Make sure to bring your ID. I look forward to seeing you later this afternoon.
Julia: OK Thanks. See you later.
Week Two homework
Case 18-Julia
Me: Hello, Julia my name is Dr. Browning. How are you doing?
Julia: I’m ok”¦ I guess just a little nervous.
Me: It’s only natural to be a little nervous. That’s ok. I will be doing you intake.
Julia: What do you do in an intake?
Me: I will be asking a few questions to find out the best way we can help you.
Julia: Ok but is this going to be confidential?
Me: Of course. Anything that you tell me will be kept with in the wall of this room. Well, Let us get started then. How old are you?
Julia: 19
Me: Are you in college.
Julia: Yes. I just finished my first year of college.
Me: So why are you here today?
Julia: Everyone things I have a problem because I have lost a little weight. My mom started panicking when she saw me and now the school say’s before I can run track again I had to come see you.
Me: I thank you for sharing this with me. I can see that track is very important to you.
Julia: I’m on scholarship for track. So yes I love track.
Me. Oh Wow you must be good. Well, let’s see what we can do to keep you running.
Three questions:
Why do you think that your mom is so concerned with your well-being right now?
Julia: I don’t know. It’s probably of her way of keeping control over me.
I think it’s important to find out what the relationship is like between the mother and her daughter. It may be the root of some of her issues.
Me: Have you ever known anyone with an eating disorder?
Julia: Yes.
I would ask this question because many time patients only think about the extreme when it comes to disorders. So knowing what it looks like may help.
Me: What do you consider to be healthy?
Julia: A skinny person who doesn’t eat a lot and has a lot of energy.
Everyone’s perception on what healthy means can be different. To know how she defines healthy will help to determine the kind of help she will need.