Yunjin+(Charlie+Fineman)

=Charlie Fineman Diagnosis=

Charlie Fineman has completely shut himself from the world after violent incident where he lost his whole family by a plane crash. He outcasts himself to the society and tries to emerge with himself without any outside help. He denies and rejects people who tries to rekindle with his family and becomes full of displeasure by the subject itself. He consistently plays video games and makes plans to remodel the kitchen, and when he's not riding around town on his scooter, his headphones help him to block reality and live through his own world.

This disorder can be specifically called as a post traumatic stress disorder, also known as PTSD. This behavior most likely is caused by accidents, sexual abuses, violences, and so on. Traumatic experiences overwhelm normal biological mechanisms, and can result in behaviors that are terrifying and confusing for everyone involved (Laurie Pawlik-Kienle). Charlie feels helpless, terror, and overwhelming about the whole accident, he is in a serious position where he needs a friend to help him out in order to start treating this disorder. He needs to sart recognizing his own signs and complication to heal.

People who are more likely to suffer from post traumatic stress disorder (Laurie Pawlik-Kienle) :
 * Have preexisting psychologically or physiologically vulnerabilities
 * Suffered a physical injury during the traumatic event, most often to the head
 * Lack social support, such as friends or family

Treatments: Many physicians agree that mediating is the best key solution for patiens with PSTD disordrs. Sometimes it will take a long time to try different types to see if they will work for each different person. These medications can be broken down into the following categories which the Physician may choose to use in some particular cases:
 * Anti depressants
 * Anti Psychotics
 * Mood Stabilizers

If Charlie was a friend of mine, I would do everything like Alan had tried to do. He is a great man and the one who treat Charlie's disorder. Alan started to understand that Charlie had to come out of his shell and need to confront his pain in order to move on and reclaim his life back. He tris several practices such as reviving his memories. A friend like Alan is exactly what Charlie needs, someone who wont ask questions about the incident or try to talk about it. I would do my best to support Charlie and keep him notices that there are people around who does care about him, and that actually he could turn into nothing but a fineman.


 * Bibliography**: Pawlik, L. K. (n.d.). //Post traumatic stress disorder//. Retrieved January 5, 2009, from : http://psychology.suite101.com/article.cfm/posttraumatic_stress_disorder