A Brief Introduction.

Paint the World in Crimson Dread. Season 2, Episode 4.

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2270654/open_sms] Patient Name: Corazon, Regina  Diagnosis: Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) with paranoid features  Current Location: The Carcosa Institute  Attending Physician: Dr. King Background: Ms. Corazon was admitted to The Carcosa Institute following a series of public incidents involving grandiose behavior and aggressive outbursts. She first came to psychiatric attention in her late 20s after conflicts in her workplace and personal relationships. Presenting Symptoms: * Grandiose sense of self-importance * Preoccupation with fantasies of unlimited power * Belief in her own uniqueness; can only be understood by "special" people * Requires constant admiration and attention * Sense of entitlement * Interpersonally exploitative behavior * Lack of empathy * Envious of others and believes others are envious of her * Arrogant, haughty behaviors and attitudes * Paranoid ideation, particularly regarding perceived threats to her authority Treatment History: * Previous outpatient therapy (discontinued due to non-compliance) * Brief hospitalization following a particularly severe public outburst  * Admitted to The Carcosa Institute for comprehensive treatment (date of admission to be added) Current Status: Ms. Corazon is under the care of Dr. King at The Carcosa Institute. She struggles with the structured environment and often attempts to manipulate staff and other patients. Treatment focuses on developing empathy, managing anger, and addressing her paranoid thoughts. She participates in individual and group therapy sessions, though engagement is inconsistent. Note: Staff should be aware of Ms. Corazon's tendency to issue "royal decrees" and attempt to order others around. Firm, consistent boundaries are essential in her care plan.

The Curious Case of Patient #4837. Season 2, Episode 3.

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2270654/open_sms] Patient Name: Tweedle, Theodore "Theo" DOB: Unknown Diagnosis: Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder Current Location: The Carcosa Institute Attending Physician: Dr. King Background: Mr. Tweedle first presented with symptoms at age 23. He reports experiencing periods of dissociation and memory loss since adolescence. The patient exhibits two distinct alter personalities, colloquially referred to as "Tweedle Dee" and "Tweedle Dum." Alter Personalities: 1. "Tweedle Dum": Presents as jovial, optimistic, and childlike. Often speaks in rhymes and riddles. 2. "Tweedle Dee": Manifests as more serious, literal-minded, and prone to pessimism. Treatment History: - Ongoing psychotherapy since unknown - Prescribed antidepressants and anti-anxiety medication (see current medications) - Participated in group therapy for DID patients. - Admitted to The Carcosa Institute for intensive treatment and observation (date of admission to be added) Current Status: Mr. Tweedle is currently under the care of Dr. King at The Carcosa Institute. He has shown improvement in integrating his alter personalities but continues to experience episodes of dissociation. Regular assessments and therapy sessions are conducted to monitor progress and adjust treatment as necessary.

The Shadow Over Sanity. Season 2, Episode 2.

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2270654/open_sms] "Honor is not found in conquest, but in protecting those who cannot protect themselves. True strength lies not in the weapons we wield, but in the courage of our hearts and the wisdom of our minds. In combat, we must remember that even our enemies are part of the great circle of life that binds us all." - Tiger Lily, Fallen Champion of Neverland.

A Brief Introduction.

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2270654/open_sms] With episode 1 of season 2 being released, I wanted to take a moment to recognize the amazing talent I have been fortunate to enlist.

The Echo Chamber. Season 2, Episode 1.

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2270654/open_sms] THE CARCOSA INSTITUTE Psychiatric Evaluation and Treatment Record PATIENT NAME: Alice Liddell PATIENT ID: AL1865 DOB: May 4, ADMISSION DATE: March 15, PRESENTING SYMPTOMS: * Vivid hallucinations of a fantastical world she calls "Wonderland" * Delusions of talking animals and anthropomorphic playing cards * Severe dissociation from reality * Erratic behavior, including attempts to "shrink" or "grow" by consuming various substances * Episodes of uncontrollable laughter followed by periods of deep melancholy BACKGROUND: Alice Liddell, a 22-year-old female, was admitted to The Carcosa Institute after her parents reported increasingly concerning behavior. Alice claims to have fallen down a rabbit hole into a world she calls "Wonderland." She describes encounters with various fantastical creatures and experiences that defy the laws of physics and logic. INITIAL ASSESSMENT: Patient presents as a well-spoken, imaginative young woman with a tendency to slip into elaborate fantasies. She shows signs of disorganized thinking and difficulty distinguishing between reality and her hallucinations. Alice maintains that her experiences in "Wonderland" are real, despite all evidence to the contrary. DIAGNOSIS: * Primary: Schizophrenia with prominent positive symptoms * Secondary: Possible dissociative identity disorder * Differential: Temporal lobe epilepsy, drug-induced psychosis (to be ruled out) TREATMENT PLAN: 1. Antipsychotic medication: Risperidone 0.5mg BID, to be adjusted as needed 2. Individual therapy sessions 3x weekly focusing on reality testing and coping strategies 3. Group therapy 2x weekly for peer support and social skills development 4. Art therapy to provide a constructive outlet for her vivid imagination To be placed in the care of Institute Chief Psychologist Dr. King, until deemed fit for release Alice/Wendy voiced by Jennifer Merrick Dr. King voiced by Richard Merrick Mr. Holloway voiced by Samuel Merrick Written/Narrated by David May