Competency Goal Example

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Goal 1: Brandon will stabilize his mood and behavior at home. • Brandon was in a good mood when the QP met with him for a session. • Brandon shrugged his shoulder about being a good listener; however, the QP informed Brandon that his mother and teacher confirmed that he can improve his listening skills. • Brandon focused on how he can be a good listener by using “LUV Listen” by truly listening, understanding what the person is saying, and summarize what he has heard and try to do what is asked of him. • Brandon commented, “My brother and sister don’t listen to me”; however, the QP shared it is there job to listen to their mother and father. • Brandon listened as the QP explained I-Messages can be used to express feelings and emotions without attacking the other party that is involved, …show more content…

• Brandon’s mother was pleasant when the QP met with her for a session. • Brandon’s mother informed the QP, “Brandon’s father has not completed anything on her service plan required by CPS, hasn’t gotten the children anything for Christmas, lies about helping me, and will not pay the bills.” • Brandon’s mother acknowledged, “I found the information I needed to get the toys from the Salvation Army, but I told the CPS social worker I think they were trying to be funny because they did not give my kids anything I asked for on their Christmas wish list.” • Brandon’s mother stated, “Yes, I am pissed that Brandon’s father did not keep up the maintenance on my vehicle now I have to catch rides everywhere and depend on other people.” • Brandon’s mother shared, “I am considering going to a shelter because I have to pawn stuff to make things work and make sure my electric and water does not get disconnected.” • Brandon’s mother listened as the QP shared with that she is a very strong woman and she does what she has to for the kids; therefore, the CPS social worker will see her working hard and take that in consideration for her

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