What nursing, non-nursing theories, or family theories could be used for this patient? SE lack social support since her core family lives in Arizona and all other relatives live in California but do not communicate on regular basis. she is a single parent, and this could lead to feeling isolated, and such feelings can contribute to loneliness and depression. She may feel overwhelmed by the responsibility of juggling caring for her daughter, keeping up with the bills and household chores and visitation and custody problems may come in the future.

What nursing, non-nursing theories, or family theories could be used for this patient? SE lack social support since her core family lives in Arizona and all other relatives live in California but do not communicate on regular basis. she is a single parent, and this could lead to feeling isolated, and such feelings can contribute to loneliness and depression. She may feel overwhelmed by the responsibility of juggling caring for her daughter, keeping up with the bills and household chores and visitation and custody problems may come in the future.

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