Detention Center: A Case Study

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CM spoke to Shevell Rudolph (social worker – Detention Center) regarding an intake interview via phone for Daytop (Substance and Mental Health Treatment) in Mendham, NJ via phone for youth. CM confirmed the intake interview with Ms. Rudolph for 12/6/16 at 9:30am.

CM spoke to Andrea at Daytop (Substance and Mental Health Treatment) regarding linkage of youth’s intake interview at the Detention Center. Ms. Andrea confirmed the intake interview for 12/6/16 at 9:30am.

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