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Case Study Of Ayden's Biological Family
Circumstance: Ayden will have supervised visits with his biological parents. Ms. Smalls (MHP) and Mrs. Wigfall (MHS) discuss Ayden’s schedule family visits.
Action: MHP and MHS discuss DSS schedule visit with Ayden’s biological family. MHS explain having Ayden ready and at the schedule location on time. Per MHS, Ayden’s mother and father was a no show. Ayden’s grandparents were at the location. MHS report giving the family current pictures of Ayden. MHS explained the DSS worker offered transportation to the visit after not seeing the Ayden’s parents at the location. MHP and MHS discuss the next schedule court date and alternative ways to encourage Ayden’s biological family.
Plan: MHP will provide support to MHS and continue to ensure Ayden
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