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Mhane Case Summary

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Focus: Loshane will learn and practice the ability to manage and express emotions of anger. Ms. Smalls (MHS) Loshane and Mrs. Blakeney (MHS) debrief incidents of displayed aggression.
Intervention: MHP, MHS and Loshane process a recent incident of Loshane display of verbal aggression. MHP and MHS discuss outcomes of the display behaviors. MHP explain the MHS suspicion of substance abuse warrants a drug test. MHP redirected Loshane’s tone during the discussion when MHS expresses Loshane’s non-compliance and display of anger. MHP define relaxation and the benefits of using relaxation techniques. MHP and MHS agree to continue the training of relaxation techniques after meeting with Loshane’s DSS worker.
Response: MHS report Loshane gets verbally

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