S. is a 48-year-old divorced woman with a history of unstable employment and relationships. She is currently not on good terms with her daughter and hasn't seen her grandchildren in over a year. S. struggles with mood regulation, blaming others for problems, and reacting angrily during conflicts. She has a history of stopping mental health treatment prematurely. Cognitive behavioral therapy could help her identify dysfunctional thought and behavior patterns and develop coping skills. A full assessment is needed to identify any co-morbid conditions like depression or personality disorders. Appropriate referrals to psychiatry, therapy, and support groups could help stabilize her situation.