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Focus: Reighn will be respectful towards peers and authority figures daily.
Intervention: CSP discusses any recent issues with peers and authority figures. CSP asked for an update on relationship with foster sister. CSP addressed the youth’s concern of making sure she is respectful to MHS and others. CSP praised the youth for her concerns and encouraged her to continue adjusting to home. CSP discussed adjusting to new school, teachers and peers.
Response: Reighn stated laughing while talking about adjusting to the home. The youth express she is respectful and tries not to get MHS. She enjoys MHS and MHS makes her feel safe. Reighn shared that her foster sister does not make her feel uncomfortable anymore. Reighn laughed as she told CSP

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