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The Advantages Of Transition To The DJS Unit

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On Tuesday, November 17, 2015 tied a jacket around her neck, Alexus Spencer ( Senior Residential Counselor) and Keia Bradford ( Senior Residential Counselor) was able to intervene and untie the jacket from her neck. DJS Student Shauntia was allowed to take space to calm down. DJS student Shauntia was given the expectation that she would have to transition to the Thomas Unit. DJS student Shauntia was able to walk with Dennis Thomas ( Senior Residential Counselor) and Michael Bailey( Residential counselor) down the hallway towards the Thomas stairwell. Miles Barber ( Residential counselor) and April Smith ( Supervisor Residential counselor) was able to use close proximity to keep DJS student Shauntia from walking down medical hallway. DJS student

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