Amber Barham's Case Study

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Amber Barham neglected the safety and well-being of her children. Ms. Barham suffers from mental illness and is currently receiving treatment for her mental illness. The presenting issue is measuring the safety of the children without an existing mental health crisis. Ms. Barham is currently receiving mental health treatment and has not exhibited any threats to the safety and well-being to the

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