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Case Study Tiffany Yarbrough

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Case Participants (family members involved with case): Angelica Stavrinanakos, Tiffany Yarbrough Participants present during visit: Tiffany Yarbrough (mother), Angelica Stavrinanakos (TC) State goal/s from TX plan/FSP addressed in visit: The mother will increase coping skills to reduce stress and depression (1) Behavior (B): The mother presented with an appropriate affect and euthymic mood. Mother was friendly and warm to counselor. Furthermore, she was open, forthcoming, and conversational with the information asked by counselor. Mother was well groomed, focused, alert, oriented x4. Mother had no signs of delusions, hallucinations or suicidal ideations. The home was clean and appeared safe. Intervention (I): Counselor utilized active listening

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