CFT/Treatment Case Study

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CFT/ Treatment team meeting was held at East Mountain Youth Lodge and present were Jasmine Alexander (Care Manager), Akissa Johnson (youth), Eileen Myers (Legal Guardian), Alyssa Cariani (Substance abuse counselor), Lauren Floroff (Residential Therapist) and Maria Flores (FSO partner). The SNA and JCR will be completed by EMYL.
The following was discussed:
Behavior: Ms. Cariani at EMYL informed the team that the youth enjoys enjoying NA group sessions and youth is the essay leader. Ms. Cariani explained to the team that when youth is in NA groups youth reports that she is trigger to use substances but does not. Ms. Cariani reported that the youth was not feeling too good a few weeks ago and some peers has alledegy said that youth has been

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