Problem: Step 1: Develop a Fictional Case Rather than present all learners with the same case (which may or may not resonate with your specific interests), for this project you will create your own fictional character. If you've taken PSYC 353: Psychopathology and Mental Health, you may feel comfortable presenting a case that depicts a specific mental disorder. You are encouraged to leverage that knowledge when writing this case, but presenting a case on a specific mental illness is not required. Instead, you can present a situation where a person is dealing with a life change (i.e., job loss, death, new baby, marriage/divorce, empty nest, the list goes on). Clinical psychologists are trained, able to, and primed to help anyone in need - so the symptoms and the situation here don't matter as much as the fact that the person needs psychological help. We are not diagnosing anyone with anything, just describing their story. Your fictional person will have a fictional name. Provide some basic demographic information (i.e., age, cultural background, gender identity, maybe where they live if that is relevant). Include some backstory/background information to provide context. Conclude with a description of your fictional person's current psychological struggle - the issues for which they are considering psychological services. The fictional name will be Joyce. Need Assignment Help?