Upon admission, a client with a personality disorder identified the following as areas of concern for which the client would like help. According to studies, which will most likely be addressed by the health-care team?

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The treatment of individuals with a personality disorder often focuses on mood stabilization, decreasing impulsivity, and developing social and relationship skills. In addition, clients perceive unmet needs in a variety of areas, such as self-care (keeping clean and tidy); sexual expression (dissatisfaction with sex life); budgeting (managing daily finances); psychotic symptoms; and psychological distress. Typically psychotic symptoms and psychological distress are often the only areas addressed by health-care providers.

Upon Admission, a Client with a Personality Disorder Identified the Following