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Date: July 23, 2025, 12:00 pm Therapist: Carly Fleming Client: A.T. Topics/Issues Discussed: 1. The client reports feeling a little better this week, with improvements in morning motivation and concentration. 2. The client discusses difficulties with evenings, being alone with their thoughts, and dreading the time at home. 3. The client expresses a desire to organize their apartment but feels overwhelmed by the task. 4. The client engages in activities that provide some relief from depression, such as outings with their grandson. Themes: 1. Improvement in managing depression symptoms through actionable activities. 2. Challenge of isolation and depressive thoughts, especially in the evenings. 3. A sense of accomplishment and credit for undertaking challenging tasks. 4. Open exploration of entrenched negative thinking patterns and belief systems tied to depression. Impressions/Observations: 1. The client appears to be making progress in managing depressive symptoms through targeted behavioral changes. 2. There is evidence of reduced negative automatic thoughts when engaging in positive activities. 3. Client demonstrates insight into the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. 4. The client benefits from structured activities and anticipatory thinking in relation to positive outcomes. Interventions: 1. The therapist reviewed the daily reminders and therapy notes to reinforce positive behavior changes. 2. The therapist encouraged the client to create a credit list to recognize accomplishments. 3. The therapist provided cognitive restructuring methods to challenge automatic negative thoughts. 4. The therapist facilitated goal-setting for manageable tasks around the apartment and social connections.