Personal History Case Study

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Personal History: - I will briefly discuss how I was raised and how it possibly changed my personality over time. -I will briefly discuss how getting married and divorced at a young age affected my personality. -I will briefly discuss how my recent pregnancy losses might have affected my personality. -I will briefly discuss how my recent failed relationship (engaged and suffered pregnancy losses with him and now left to be a single mother because he doesn’t want to be around anymore) might have affected my personality. -I will briefly discuss how becoming a single mother and raising my son has affected my personality so far since I am a new mother that just gave birth recently. -I will briefly discuss how college has affected my personality …show more content…

In life there are turning points that could cause a personality to alter/change and a healthy person is able to cope with these turning points. -Someone that is healthy or balanced would not turn to actions that are unhealthy such as; becoming a serial killer or becoming a criminal. They are able to confront their emotions in a healthy manner. They are able confront everyday life and environmental experiences in a healthy manner. They are physically, mentally and physically stable. -Possible reasons why someone is stable/healthy: Stable home environment, surrounding environment is stable, they are able to confront their emotions in a healthy manner, they are able front life changes in a positive manner, they are able to be social with others as well as able to become independent and lastly they are able to feel and be content with their life, goals, and choices. They always strive for the better in a healthy way by setting goals, life choices, life styles and sticking with them. -Healthy/Balanced individuals are able to cope with turning points in their life. -Obstacles to

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