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Dennard's Suicide Summary

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Discussion:Ms.Torres expressed concern with Dennard 's behaviors. She reported that Dennard skips school refuses to take his medication and disappears for a couple days/weeks. She stated that his behavior has been declining since October of last year and would like to explore other options to support him. Dennard reported that some of the incident, ie (legal issues) was all misunderstanding. HWE observed Dennard comportment to be defiant, and impatient. Ms.Torres reported that Dennard is engaging in a maladaptive behavior (substance abuse) at home and in the community. She expressed frustration with the level of disrespect he exhibited by smoking in the house. Ms. Torres stated that she would like Dennard to be placed out of home.The team

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