Case Study: Calysta

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A) MSTT will assist Christine in clarifying if her expectations for Calysta have change since she has turned 18 years old B) Examine any changes and evaluate the implmentation of the changes C) Review the barriers Christine may face A,B,C) MSTT assisted Christine in identifying what she expect from Calysta now that she is 18 years old. MSTT encouraged Christine to be specfic in her expectations this way Calysta understands and know the rules and expectations. Christine explained to Calysta the only change she is willing to make is extending her curfew a few more hours. Christine explained to Calysta the household rules remain the same and there will be no changes. Christine expressed her only concern she has is if Calysta decides to leave

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