Ayiana Sevo/Psychological Profile

	Ayiana Sevo Serial Number: TR - 371 - 928 Current Assignment: Research Coordinator Current Posting: USS Gorkon Current Rank: Lieutenant Commander Telepathic Status: T0/E0 NOTE: An exception exists as a telepathic link between the patient and Dr. Talia Kaji. Dr. Kaji attempted and completed a mind probe of the patient in an attempt to cure her coma. For reasons still not understood, this created a permanent, short-range (>1 km) telepathic bond between the pair. They are able to share emotions and surface thoughts with little effort. They can also sense when the other is nearby.
		PSYCHOLOGICAL RECORD
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COUNSELOR REPORT: SD 239109 Condition: Normal Counselor: Counselor Notes: Dr. Hella Lirux, Starfleet Academy, Trill Medical Notes: FINAL ACADEMY REVIEW: Cadet Sevo shows introverted behavior, preferring to work alone and have minimal interaction with her peers. She has expressed a lack of confidence in her abilities and tends to defer to people with legitimate or perceived authority. Recommended Cadet seeks social gatherings such as hobby clubs.

COUNSELOR REPORT: SD 239109 Condition: Low-Grade Claustrophobia Counselor: Counselor Notes: Dr. Hella Lirux, Starfleet Academy, Trill Medical Notes: FINAL ACADEMY REVIEW: A few months after being Joined to the Sevo symbiont, Cadet Sevo expressed mild discomfort in confined spaces. Initial speculation suggests the unlikely scenario that the condition was passed to host via the symbiont. Cadet recalls no prior incidents of claustrophobia in any former hosts or herself prior to Joining. Recommend future observation.

COUNSELOR REPORT: SD 239111.20 Condition: Anxious Counselor: Counselor Notes: Dr. Talia Kaji, USS Victory Medical Notes: Lt. JG Sevo has expressed worries and concerns about being promoted to a supervisory position, namely head of the science department. Noted continued lack of self-confidence. Recommend further monitoring and evaluations.

COUNSELOR REPORT: SD 239201 Condition: Post-coma assessment. Patient recovering. Counselor: Counselor Notes: Medical staff, on behalf of Dr. Talia Kaji, USS Victory Medical Notes: Dr. Talia Kaji attempted a dangerous and untested telepathic procedure on patient to ascertain the nature and root cause of their comatose state. Dr. Kaji reported an ever-changing dreamscape, described as a "perversion of reality." Kaji perceived the patient's mind through a combination of her own memories, those of Ayiana, and those of Sevo, the symbiont. In effect, both the host and symbiont were dreaming independently of the other, yet their physical brains were still communicating. Through the dreamscape, Sevo appeared as a distinct entity, appearing as a typical, albeit flying, symbiont, separate from Ayiana. Sevo was reportedly able to "talk" to Dr. Kaji in the dream; it expressed confusion as to the nature of itself, as it had not been separated from a host for centuries. Sevo was also concerned why Ayiana was nowhere to be found. Eventually, Ayiana is found "imprisoned" in a glass box, screaming for help, but oblivious to the outside. Dr. Kaji questions Sevo, who realizes Ayiana's claustrophobia stem from a traumatic incident during Sevo's pre-join life. It felt it was not ready to be Joined and was scared and confused when it was placed in a transport box by a Guardian. As Sevo recounted its memories of the incident, it seemed to cause the glass encasing Ayiana to slowly break, eventually freeing Ayiana. The pair were then able to mentally "rejoin" with each other. Patient woke immediately after.

COUNSELOR REPORT: SD 239310.15 Condition: PTSD, Anxiety, Sleeplessness Counselor: Counselor Notes: Dr. T'ruk, Starfleet Medical, San Francisco, Earth Medical Notes: Mandatory Counseling - Submitted into regular psychological examinations for the foreseeable future concerning patient's time trapped in another universe, dubbed "Over There" by much of the crew of the Gorkon. Patient recounted experiences and struggles following their return to prime universe, henceforth referred to as "Over Here." Repeated attacks by superior enemies caused acute anxiety; the patient reported being startled by common visual and auditorial experiences. Acute insomnia was reported by the patient following their return Over Here, despite showing a chronic lack of regular REM sleep Over There. Mandatory for all Gorkon personnel who participated. Counseling ongoing for the foreseeable future.