The Relationship Between Dianne And A Single Parent

It seems as though, like day evolves into night, people change and evolve as well. Dianne and I have been working together throughout the course of three sessions. We have built a strong helping relationship and it seems as though Dianne has placed trust in our bond. During our previous sessions, Dianne has disclosed that she is 33 years old and was previously a social work student before she had to pause her schooling. She is a single parent, however her child is in care due her crack cocaine relapse. Dianne suffers from cervical cancer and has also been diagnosed with Bipolar and Multiple Personality syndrome. She explained that she experienced personalities that exhibited anger, addiction, depression and a combination of all three of these. Dianne is also homeless with no source of income. Dianne has also explained that she is originally from Ottawa, where she used to reside with her parents, but has come to Windsor to seek out treatment for her substance abuse problem. 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