Character: Sophie Miller

Session of primary diagnosis by Jay Roth.
Mr. Roth complains of a recent acute acrophobia.
He is middle-aged, physically healthy, previously there were no psychiatric problems.
He has no living relatives, but many friends from whom he seeks support.
He has the right speech, good posture. In the waiting room he sat quietly, not trying to occupy himself with something. But I noticed that he whistled perfectly.
He knows how to present himself, but there are signs of a disadvantaged, narcissistic person.
He says that he easily copes with conflicts and troubles, but... I'm not sure that's true. Overall, a lot of what he wanted to convince me of doesn't match what my intuition says. Although I can't specify exactly how this is characterized from a clinical point of view.
I feel something dark and deceptive about his emotions. However, it is absolutely clear that he does suffer from a phobia. Whether it's a fear of heights or something else, we'll find out later.
Interesting case. I look forward to our next session.