Raissa Moonsong/Counseling Reports/Patient-Skyfire
| USS Garuda | ||
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| Raissa Moonsong | ||
| Position | Counselor | |
| Rank | Lieutenant | |
| Species | 3/4 Human / 1/4 Betazoid | |
| Gender | Female | |
| DOB | 236506.21 | |
| Age | 35 | |
| Birthplace | Williamsburg, Earth | |
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Stardate 239108.05
Patient Name: Chythar Skyfire
Rank: Lt. (j.g.)
Stardate 239108.05 1315 hours.
Status: Follow Up
I have been meeting with Dr. Skyfire for the last several days but I have to revise my initial optimism in his progress. While he’s willing to ease off the chemical inhibitors, he’s having some difficulty in just accepting his talent. More than once he’s called it a curse. I’ve looked through his psychological profile and found a number of things which explains why he’s having such a hard time. Also it is clear he has trust issues with counselors. His file states that he’s seen several, but has made no progress. I think I will need to contact the previous counselors and find out what the issues are. This is important if I am to make any progress is helping him to control his talent. I need more information if I hope to be any help to my patient. ”
Side note 1: Send subspace message to Lieutenant Sal Taybrim, USS Columbia.
Stardate 239108.02
Patient Name: Chythar Skyfire
Rank: Lt. (j.g.)
Stardate 239108.02 0700 hours.
Status: Initial Consultation
Based on my review of his files, Dr. Skyfire is dealing with the recent development of telepathic/empathic abilities. On the Reader scale I would tentatively put him at T2/E2. He has no problems reading other terrans but hybrids and/or other species are difficult for him. Since a large number of the crew are terran, this is a problem. Based on our discussion he had no shielding. In fact I find that he has no shielding of any kind.
Patient presented as hostile as well as defensive during initial consultation. I believe this to be related to the number of counselors he has seen since the event that made him telepathic.
Patient has been using chemical inhibitors to suppress his ability.
I believe it would be best to continue to see the patient daily for the time being. Despite his hostility, he needs to be able to control his gift and not rely on medication. Medications can wear off at an inopportune time.