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Case Study: Myra Adjusting To The Home And Community

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Focus: Myra adjusting to the home and community. Ms. Smalls (MHP) and Ms. Simmons (MHS) discuss Myra adjustment to the home and community. Intervention: MHP requested an update of Myra behaviors in the home. MHP provided MHS with a DSS update of establishing services for the youth. Response: MHS explain Myra appears to be a nice and respectful young girl. MHS report getting to know Myra and understand her needs. MHS express wanting to advocate for the youth and provide assistance. Progress: MHS report Myra is adjusting, MHS is establishing a rapport with the youth. Plan: MHP will complete the Casey Life skills and the Circle of support at next schedule visit.

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