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This case study will be from the lens of Cattel’s stages of development.
Diamon
This case study will be from the lens of Cattel’s stages of development.
Diamonique is a Black American and Guyanese woman in her early thirties, she is one of ten children. She works for a Mental Health Dispatch program that she recently started two months ago, she worked for Trader Joe’s for seven years but always had the passion to do more, something meaningful, where she was giving back to the community in some way. She’s sweet, she’s quiet, calm, playful, silly, introverted, and loving but cautious. She loves to smile, she’s very kind but naïve at times because of her strong heart and desire to feel the void of emotional neglect, she has a very dark past that has made her always have a mature personality. Diamonique is quiet and introverted, she’s very to herself but connects with people that she feels safe with, she doesn’t like to go to parties. However, she does enjoy being around people that bring her good energy. She’s been hurt a lot. She’s an empath who leads with love but fights back, when necessary, a deep thinker, curious you could say, she writes stories that just flow out of her like a song, and she’s been this way since she was very young. has finally accepted her past and now is in her actual maturity stage where she has set out to accomplish her goals and has accomplished a few this year, all while trying to feel free to love and be loved.
Diamonique’s goal is to be free and happy; she doesn’t think material things will ever replace the love we need as human beings. Life has broken her down many times, throw her out to dry and she never backed down or gave up without a fight.
Diamonique was born in Brooklyn, New York in June 1992. She was born addicted to drugs and spent the first three years of her life in foster care. She was born with a brain condition called Hydrocephalus, and that condition alone couldn’t even get her a spot in the military, she has had to fight for everything she has, and she has done it alone since her grandmother got sick and died when she was eighteen years old. She had to grow up early, so her personality has been mature since a very young age. She had an emotional attachment to her grandmother; her mother was emotionally unavailable and all about herself or other people. She had to learn how to deal with her emotions on her own, she never felt seen or heard by her family, only her grandmother. When Diamonique thinks of home, a picture of her grandmother and the sound of her grandmother’s voice appears in her mind, it puts a smile on her face because the memories of knowing how genuine love felt bring comfort to her soul because it was home to her.
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