Case History – Training Record

Training-only case history. For educational and supervision purposes.

Created: 04 Jun 2026, 18:45

Student & Batch

Student: Vanshika

Batch: May11

Case Header & Socio-demographic Details

Client name: Mr. Ramesh

Age: 65 years old

Gender: Male

Marital status: xyz

Education: xyz

Occupation: retired

Residence: xyz

Religion: xyz

Socio-economic status: xyz

Handedness: right

Identification marks: none

Disability / Medical issues: none

Referral & Presenting Complaints

Source of referral: self

Relationship with informant: self

Chief complaints:

as soon as he goes to sleep, he hears people abusing him when everything is quiet and lights are off

Presenting concerns:

the client hears people abusing him when he goes to sleep or when everything is quiet and lights are off. this disturbs his sleep, which causes him tiredness and fatigue

Client verbatim statement:

"Doctor, at night, just before I fall asleep, I hear people abusing me. Because of that my sleep gets disturbed.” “I’m tired, I just want to sleep.”

History of Present Illness (HOPI)

A – Affect / Emotion

worried

B – Behaviour

mild shakiness and tired

C – Cognition

orientation; normal attention; little less memory; clear consciouseness; responsive

D – Daily functioning

lack of sleep

Onset & Course

Onset details

subacute, during night mostly

Course details

continuous

5 P's – Case Formulation

Predisposing factors

medications

Precipitating factors

medications side effects

Perpetuating factors

none

Protective factors

none

Present maintaining factors

maybe medications

Extended History

Family history

xyz

Personal history

xyz

Educational history

xyz

Vocational / occupational history

xyz

Sexual and marital history

xyz

Forensic history

xyz

Suicidal / self-harm / substance use history

no self harm, knows the problem and is ready to fix it

Living conditions

xyz

Premorbid personality

neatly dressed, looked his age, polite

SMART Goal Plan

-

Summary & Additional Notes

Summary: Male, 65, Hypnagogic Auditory Hallucinations

(no extra notes)