The second conversation that is demonstrative of engagement is the conversation Suzanna has with Vivian when she returns from her escape with Lisa following Daisy's (Brittany Murphy) suicide. She discusses with Vivian how she did not feel like a good or worthy person because she could not stand up to Lisa when she was berating Daisy about her mental illness and it sources and development (Diehl & Ha, 2010)
Simultaneously, Suzanna deals with secondary dysfunction in that the internalized thoughts are often triggered by environmental cues, such as a barking dog, a view of a particular scene which reminds her of a past experience or even a song that draws her in to an internal visceral memory. There is a great deal of evidence that Suzanna's reactions to environmental cues are not abnormal and are especially representative of the developmental stage which she is in (Lijuan et al
Schema therapy could also work well with Susanna since she had constant problems with the emotional aspect, yet this therapy concentrates on the emotional aspects and how the client responds to environment. It focuses on the relationship between the therapist and the client and the experience of childhood that could affect the client (Mary C.T., 2011 )