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Service Plan Amendment Case Study
On Wednesday October 5, 2016, Mr Rudolph Taite was scheduled to meet with Wellness coach to complete a service plan amendment. Wellness Coach asked Mr. Taite how was his day it answered “Well”. Wellness coach answered okay, that is good. Mr. Taite pulled out a seat and asked wellness coach “am I assigned to you” ? Wellness coach responded “yes”. Mr. Taite added that he did not want to be disrespected and Wellness coach encouraged him that this is a safe space and no one is here to judge nor disrespect you. Mr. Taite refused to complete service plan amendment and proceeded out the door while saying he has a copy with the corrections on it.
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