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Clinician Case Study: Bmod's Return Home

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Focus: Reyna will communicate her feelings in an appropriate manner on a daily basis. Intervention: Clinician discussed the youth’s feelings of unsupervised visits with bio-family. Clinician asked about BMod visits and individual therapy. Clinician encouraged the youth to practice her coping and independent skill to prove she is ready to return home.
Response: Reyna expressed her unsupervised family visits are going well. She felt her family is communicating more than before she was placed in foster care. The youth described her family visits as a child teased with candy. The child can only see the candy but not allowed to have it. Reyna did not talk much during the visit. She did express sadness and started to cry. The youth stated she

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