Raissa Moonsong/Counseling Reports

USS Garuda
Raissa Moonsong
Position	Counselor
Rank	Lieutenant
Species	3/4 Human / 1/4 Betazoid
Gender	Female
DOB	236506.21
Age	36
Birthplace	Williamsburg, Earth
Academy Transcript

Patient Record: Skyfire, Chythar

Dr. Chythar Skyfire

Patient Name: Skyfire, Chythar
Current Rank: Lieutenant
Current Position:
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Patient Record: Greyson, Carter

Dr. Chythar Skyfire

Patient Name: Greyson, Carter
Current Rank: Ensign
Current Position: Engineer
Patient ID:

Ensign Greyson came to me to discuss the possibility of suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as a reaction to having a tactical console explode. He was severely injured by the explosion.

I had the opportunity to observe his behavior on the bridge in front of the tactical console. While he displayed unease his reaction was not severe enough for me to diagnose him with PTSD. My subsequent meeting with him confirmed my diagnosis as Fear Aversion.

Ensign Greyson has expressed a desire to transfer to engineering. I support this desire. As an engineer he will be able to understand the consoles which will give him a measure of control to combat his fear. Since his fear is limited to a specific console, I do not believe this will cause him problems in the future. The fear will pass the more he understands the mechanics of the device.

Side Note 1: Ensign Greyson has expressed that he is attracted to me. He also expressed that he is attracted to Doctor Skyfire. Since we are both were in a position to help him deal with first his injury and secondly his recovery, I do not think this is no more than gratitude. Because this was a traumatic event, his emotional response to his ‘saviors’ is transitory.

Status: No follow up necessary.

Patient Record: Rahman, Roshnara

Stardate: 239109.23 Patient: Roshnara Rahman Rank: Lieutenant Commander

Note: Order Number 3498-7 Evaluation

I began my interview with Dr. Rahman to determine if A) She was psychologically stable to stand trial and B) If there was any mitigating factor in her profile that would affect the above.

Dr. Rahman has admitted to her actions, yet there is an aspect that seems to have her under duress. In reviewing her records, I find her action completely at odds to her behavior. The guilt is real. There is no doubt she was fully aware of what she was doing. Still there is something else that is related to that incident that hasn’t been recorded.

I was close to finding out what that was until Lt. Naughton broke protocol and interrupted my session with Dr. Rahman.

Note: Formal Protest against Lt. Naughton has been transmitted to SFJAG.