St. Theresa's Asylum: A new patient
Who: psyd_seward and steel_goddess
When: Backdated to Friday 12th, 4pm
Where: St. Theresa's Asylum, Seward's office
Summary: After receiving a call from a certain lady who is apprehensive concerning a possible psychological trauma Seward makes an appointment with a new patient.
Warnings: Psychiatry things. Patient concerns, etc. PG-13 we'll say.
Samus Aran. An unusual name. He'd never encountered the girl outside of the asylum, so it was safe to say he could be impartial at the very least. She'd reported an unusual trauma concerning the cultist incidents earlier that year. It could easily be linked with the symptoms she'd said she'd been experiencing: Trouble sleeping that Dr. Yumeno himself had apparently said could be due to a psychological problem. Yet, body and mind were still connected despite scientific attempts to separate them.
As he sat in his office contemplating the matter the receptionist rang him, informing him his patient was in the waiting room. Having gone over what information was available the Victorian doctor presented himself instead of the usual nurse, not wanting to scare her away.
"Miss Samus Aran", he called out, offering a warm smile, "I'm Doctor Seward. Please, if you'd come this way."
When: Backdated to Friday 12th, 4pm
Where: St. Theresa's Asylum, Seward's office
Summary: After receiving a call from a certain lady who is apprehensive concerning a possible psychological trauma Seward makes an appointment with a new patient.
Warnings: Psychiatry things. Patient concerns, etc. PG-13 we'll say.
Samus Aran. An unusual name. He'd never encountered the girl outside of the asylum, so it was safe to say he could be impartial at the very least. She'd reported an unusual trauma concerning the cultist incidents earlier that year. It could easily be linked with the symptoms she'd said she'd been experiencing: Trouble sleeping that Dr. Yumeno himself had apparently said could be due to a psychological problem. Yet, body and mind were still connected despite scientific attempts to separate them.
As he sat in his office contemplating the matter the receptionist rang him, informing him his patient was in the waiting room. Having gone over what information was available the Victorian doctor presented himself instead of the usual nurse, not wanting to scare her away.
"Miss Samus Aran", he called out, offering a warm smile, "I'm Doctor Seward. Please, if you'd come this way."