Ms. Shraders Case Study

An initial ISP meeting was held with Ms. Shrader on 3/25/15 and a 30 day on 4/23/15. Services implemented were color code, Bridge assessment, counseling, parenting sessions, and a mental health assessment. Ms. Shrader was to seek safe stable housing and stable employment to provide for her family. Due to the severity of the domestic violence that occurred with Mr. Bass and Ms. Shrader she was advised to have no contact with him and follow through with a protection order. At this time Ms. Shrader has failed to have no contact with Mr. Bass as she continues to remain in a relationship with him. Ms. Shrader has reported living with friends and Mr. Bass family due to unlivable conditions of their prior residence.Ms. Shrader has failed to comply and follow through with the services in the case plan.

Shrader has missed drug screens on 4/21, 5/4, 6/23, 8/13, and 8/25/15. On 5/21/15 she was positive for amphetamine. Ms. Shrader was arrested for disorderly conduct on 6/15/15 and signed a statement of admission at the Henagar police department she had been drinking alcohol on 6/12 until 6/13 and used meth on 6/12 to 6/13//15. She tested positive on 8/19/15 for alcohol. Ms. Shrader assessment at the Bridge was scheduled for 4/30/15 and she met the criteria to start IOP 5/4/15. It was reported by the Bridge she only attended 2 group meetings 5/26 and 6/01. Due to the lack of attendance and not following through with group Ms. Shrader case was closed 6/17/15.Ms. Shrader has visitation with the children at the Headricks home on Wednesday’s. It has been reported that Ms. Shrader doesn’t interact with the children during visitation as she is on the cell phone most of the time, late to the visits, or leaving early. Ms. Shrader also has criminal charges as trespassing, child endangerment, and disorderly conduct that she needs to follow through with the recommendations of the