
Case summary:
Person X, the roommate of Person SG, was a good student. From October, Person X noticed that she refused to come to the dining hall with friends. Most of the time, she spent at the athletic center, running 5 to 8 miles every day. Person X was worried about her lack of nutritional habits and health.
Person SG had an eating disorder because she concentrated on her fitness instead of eating properly. Person X had no option to help her out because she told her to carry on with her work.
Characters in the case:
- Person X
- Person SG
To discuss:
The best approach when Person SG disagrees that she has an eating disorder.
Case summary:
Person X, the roommate of Person SG, was a good student. From October, Person X noticed that she refused to come to the dining hall with friends. Most of the time, she spent at the athletic center, running 5 to 8 miles every day. Person X was worried about her lack of nutritional habits and health.
Person SG had an eating disorder because she concentrated on her fitness instead of eating properly. Person X had no option to help her out because she told her to carry on with her work.
Characters in the case:
- Person X
- Person SG
To discuss:
Whether it is better to emphasize on her positive qualities and avoid conflicts.
Case summary:
Person X, the roommate of Person SG, was a good student. From October, Person X noticed that she refused to come to the dining hall with friends. Most of the time, she spent at the athletic center, running 5 to 8 miles every day. Person X was worried about her lack of nutritional habits and health.
Person SG had an eating disorder because she concentrated on her fitness instead of eating properly. Person X had no option to help her out because she told her to carry on with her work.
Characters in the case:
- Person X
- Person SG
To discuss:
The way Person SG and student’s development level affected their response and the way Person X should proceed.
Case summary:
Person X, the roommate of Person SG, was a good student. From October, Person X noticed that she refused to come to the dining hall with friends. Most of the time, she spent at the athletic center, running 5 to 8 miles every day. Person X was worried about her lack of nutritional habits and health.
Person SG had an eating disorder because she concentrated on her fitness instead of eating properly. Person X had no option to help her out because she told her to carry on with her work.
Characters in the case:
- Person X
- Person SG
To discuss:
The best way to communicate concern, care, and emotional support to Person SG.

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