Psych Reports, driftfleet:

[tothefly]

Natasha keeps these physical documents safely hidden away. Comment below if your character has had a meeting with her, along with what notes she's likely to have taken. None of this information will be used ICly unless previously discussed.

EXAMPLE:

Name: Natasha Romanoff
Ship: SS Windrose
Station: Ship's counselor
Rank: First Mate
Emergency Contact:Corporal Maladict, SS Caprine; Dr. Beverly Crusher, SS Blue Fish
Warning Signs: Impulsive decisions. Emotional displays. Physical affection.
Triggers: Children. Identity confusion. Imprisonment/Claustrophobia.
Course of Action: Verbal notification, discussion.
Etc.: If deviation noticed, keep her away from Orion and the Winter Soldier.

<b>Name:</b> character name <b>Ship:</b> <i>SS ship name</i> <b>Station:</b> function on ship <b>Rank:</b> N/A if not ranking officer <b>Emergency Contact:</b>Who should have a copy of this info? Who to contact if deviation from norm suspected? Name, <i>ship</i>; format. <b>Warning Signs:</b> What things would indicate your character's deviation? <b>Triggers:</b> What things are likely to affect your character more when deviated? <b>Course of Action:</b> If deviation is suspected, how should contacts react? Talk to the character, leave them a note, lock them in their bunk, hit them over the head with a shovel? <b>Etc.:</b> Anything else relevant to their condition!

Comments

[dancingmd]

Name: Beverly Crusher
Ship: SS Blue Fish
Station: Lab Support
Rank: N/A
Emergency Contact: Allen Walker, SS Blue Fish; Dr. Jennifer Keller, SS Wonderduck
Warning Signs: Insomnia. Overworking. Impatient. Snapping at people. Retreating from social interaction.
Triggers: Heights. Mentions of Jack (deceased husband) or sometimes Wesley (son). General fear of the loss of those she loves.
Course of Action: Talking things through, generally making sure she's not left alone, some physical reassurance (eg hugging). She's generally very compliant with therapy, as Starfleet encourages the use of counselors and maintaining mental health.
Etc.: nothing comes to mind at the moment, subject to change