Case Study Taliana

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Goal #1: Taliana’s family will be able to utilize coping skills to manage Taliana’s inappropriate and depressive behaviors in diverse setting.
Criteria of Achievement: Taliana’s family will be able to manage Taliana’s poor, unhealthy behaviors and actions 4 out of 7 incidents per week.
Objective: 1. Taliana’s family will be able to learn and practice coping skills with Taliana to decrease or eliminate unhealthy and attention-seeking behaviors monthly. 2. Taliana’s family will be able to help Taliana in developing awareness of thoughts that leads to inappropriate and depressive behaviors monthly.
Planned Interventions / Frequency / Responsible Party: 1. MHP will teach Taliana’s family and Taliana coping skills (reflective listening and relaxation

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