Family Case Study Valodimir

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Focus: Valdimir’s family will increase and practice the ability to manage Valdimir’s anger. Ms. Smalls (MHP), Mr. and Mrs. Bryant (MHS), Ms. Brooks (Valdimir’s DSS Worker) discuss Valdimir’s change in behaviors and ability to express emotions.
Intervention: MHP, MHS and Ms. Brooks discuss Valdimir’s past behaviors changes and the ability to improve more. MHP, MHS, and Ms. Brooks review effective interventions use in the home. MHP asked Ms. Brooks for more information about Valdimir’s past to provide MHS a better insight of the possible origin of unhealthy behaviors. MHP review emotions worksheet with MHS and Valdimir. MHP, MHS and Valdimir practice expressing emotions to avoid anger outbursts. MHP provide MHS a worksheet to encourage identifying

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