Hab Tech Case Study

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Goal 1: Mason will improve his impulse control.

• Mason’s Hab Tech shared, “he has not been listening and she believes it is related to his mother being gone.”
• Mason commented, “my time with my father has been going well and I was able to earn computer time back.”
• Mason shared, “I have had difficulty arguing with others, yelling, fits of anger, breaking rules, feeling anxious, and feeling sad in the past 30 days.”
• Mason stated, “I am somewhat satisfied with my life and my life can be improved once I did with my anxious feelings and my mother comes back home.”
• Mason acknowledged there is some stress in my life, but it is related to being at his dad’s house and he never knows if his dad is going yell or curse at him.
• Mason informed the QP, “I am extremely satisfied
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Goal 2: Mason will comply with the treatment recommendations of his medical and mental health providers.

• Mason’s Hab Tech question whether OPT plus will be with the same company and how will the 2 staff members come out.
• Mason’s Hab Tech listened as the QP shared OPT plus consist of a therapist and a skill builder/case manager and they will come out for visits just like the IIH team did, but the services will not start until Mason returns in August.
• Mason reflected on receiving A’s and B’s on his reported card and being promoted to the 10th grade.
• Mason shared, “I am excited about being in dance class when school starts back because I did well the last semester.”
• Mason informed the QP “I am interested in working”; however, the QP shared Mason will get work experienced in the OCS program when school starts back.
• Mason accepted the QP praised for being able to maintain new behaviors learned in treatment.
• Mason denied having any suicidal thoughts or attempting

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