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A Woman Displays Signs Of Depression And Alcohol Dependency And Makes An Appointment To See Her Medical Practitioner Cindy was a thirty-year-old dental assistant who realized that she had some drinking issues. As an illustration, within the past six months she has experienced the need to have a drink or two before going to work, three months ago she tested positive for a urine alcohol test where she is employed, five weeks ago she got arrested by the state highway patrol for a DUI, and last but not least, for going on two months she has begun to fail to remember what she says and does when she goes out drinking with her buddies. Like multitudes of other people, Cindy's involvement with alcohol began slowly and remained at this tempo for quite some time because every so often she engaged in sporadic social drinking. In actual fact, for almost seven months, every time she drank, she made sure to drink moderately. Something about her drinking circumstances, however, seemed to totally change when her husband divorced her. Cindy got especially disheartened about the loss of her husband, and as a way to abstain from dwelling on her discouraging emotions she decided to begin hanging around more routinely with some of her pals who love to drink and have fun. It didn't take very long, however, before her drinking escalated significantly the more often she went to and drank at sporting events, family get-togethers, private parties, happy hours, and dinner dates with her buddies. To put it briefly, she was drinking and having a great time just like everybody else in her group of pals without giving much thought to the alcohol short term effects and particularly about the alcohol long term effects she has been exhibiting. Yet in the back of her mind she realized the facts about the adverse alcohol effects on the body and on the mind and that she probably required alcohol rehabilitation but avoided the thought as much as she could. One afternoon during her annual physical examination, her healthcare practitioner asked her if she drank alcohol. Not wanting to tell falsehoods to her physician, Cindy "came clean" and said that she regularly drinks more than she should. In fact, she articulated that she routinely drinks in an abusive manner. Then Cindy informed her healthcare practitioner about her depression. More specifically, she articulated that ruined relationships many times generated a dismal cycle of events typified by increased drinking which further resulted in more dismal feelings that, in turn, resulted in more drinking. And this is explicitly what took place when she and her husband got divorced nine months ago. Cindy's healthcare practitioner then told her the following: "I am not trying to make an overly quick analysis, but with your medical condition we may be facing two separate problems. Consequently, I think we ought to schedule an appointment for you to get an alcohol addiction and alcohol abuse evaluation from my partner, Dr. Vedda, who is an alcohol abuse and substance abuse specialist." "Whether your drinking condition is more associated with alcohol addiction or alcohol abuse is unclear at this time, but I think that further assessment is defensible. Then I think we probably should schedule an appointment for you to get a psychological evaluation from another one of my partners, Dr. Devor, who is a counseling psychologist." "I need to get a better handle on your pessimism and see how much your depression and drinking are interrelated." Cindy displayed her agreement with her healthcare practitioner's strategy and thanked him for his assistance and concern. 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