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Isaac's Clinical Action Plan (CAP)
On 4/29/17 Isaac completed his clinical action plan (CAP), formerly known as a contract, for his threatening a non-gang affiliated peer, who's known for using gang communication. Since that contract there has 't been another incident between the two. The clinical team has worked with Isaac on his gang related behavior and prohibited him from speaking gang-jargon, using hand signals, the wearing of beads and clothes (Red). He has been compliant with this and has obtained new clothes that doesn’t represent his gang. Isaac acknowledges his inability with communicating when he's upset. A recent incident occurrred when he was removed from the kitchen crew due to him scratching his affected arm (ezema) while serving his peers food.
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