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Evaluating Lennie Small: A Mental Health Case History and Treatment Recommendations

In this imaginary case history, I present an in-depth evaluation of Lennie Small, as confided by George to Slim. The narrative explores Lennie's background, highlighting his struggles with mental disabilities and innocence. I assess his cognitive abilities and challenges, providing insight into his behavior and actions. Recommendations for his care and treatment focus on compassionate support, structured environments, and therapeutic interventions that foster both safety and growth. This reflection advocates for understanding and dignity in treatment for individuals facing mental health challenges.

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Evaluating Lennie Small: A Mental Health Case History and Treatment Recommendations

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  1. Journal #19: Creative Writing Pretend that you are a mental health worker and use these facts (facts George confides to Slim about Lennie and the way he used to treat him) to write an imaginary case history of Lennie. In addition to summarizing Lennie’s past, evaluate his mental abilities and make recommendations for his care and treatment. Your writing reflects your own opinions of how we ought to treat people who suffer from mental disabilities.

  2. The File on Lennie Small Case History: Professional Evaluation of Mental Abilities: Recommendations for Care and Treatment:

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