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Ms. Messerli's Case Study Adult And Adult Challenge
Hi Chedister,
Here is some updated information regarding Ms. Messerli’s case. Ms. Messerli is still at MN Adult & Teen challenge. Her counselor name is Dean Theophilos at MN Teen & Adult Challenge. He stated that he will be at the court today and her probation officer Kathy Nepo. Also, I found out that she will be at her current place for about 3 months. I believe Ms. Messerli needs to stay longer than 3 months. She definitely needs help as far as her addictions. Is there a way for her to stay at MN Teen & Adult Challenge more than 3 months?
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Ms. Messerli and her counselor both reported that two random UA’s were done on 8/10/16 and 8/12/16 and both were negative at MN Teen Challenge. Rule 25 assessment was completed on 7/12/16
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