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Synneva Case Study Summary

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Risks to Synneva’s continued improvement include not following through with the recommended aftercare plan, avoidance of identification, exploration and resolution of identified trauma issues, substance abuse issues and self-worth and esteem issues. Synneva is an intelligent and articulate young lady how possesses the capacity to achieve anything she puts to mind. In that, it will be important for Synneva to also believe she has the capacity and her past experiences do not define who she is or what her future holds for her.

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