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Issac Case Study

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Issac is a healthy 3 year old child who is currently in a foster placement. Issac is medically up to date and is in good health. Issac did receive early intervention for speech and physical therapy until his 3rd birthday in March 2017. Issac has done well with limits at the foster placement and responds well to structure and affection. Issac plays well with other children and continues to learn appropriate age development skills such as counting, some of the alphabet, sharing with other children, and Issac is toilet trained. Issac plays well with dad during visits however, it appears Issac looks at dad as a weekly playmate. Issac will need assistance when transitioning home as he has become comfortable with his current placement.

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