Case Note
Client Name: Crystal Monahan
Crystal showed up on time and fed all of her children. The two older were not interested in eating and ran around the SOGI House. EV Staff reminded Crystal that she needs to know where her children are at all times. Crystal called her children to the table, but was not consistent with keeping them at the table. After they were all done eating EV Staff encouraged Crystal to do a activity with her children that, she could do with all of her children. EV Staff suggested that Crystal worked on crafts with the two older children, and let the twins play on the alphabet pad in the craft room.
EV Staff observed that the twins diapers were full and alerted Crystal about their diapers. Crystal changed the twins diapers after EV Staff let her know
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EV Staff encouraged the children to use their walking feet in the house. EV Staff coached Crystal to make sure her children were safe, and have them stop running. Crystal asked her children to stop, but the children did not stop running, EV Staff stopped the children, and got down to the children's eye level and asked them to stop running, and explained they need to keep their body safe. EV Staff spoke with Crystal about doing the same thing as EV Staff did with their children opposed to just asking them to stop …show more content…
EV Staff suggested that Crystal put both of the twins in high chairs, so when she is helping the two older children with the ginger bread train the children twins will be safe. Crystal did a good job at working with her children on the ginger bread train. Crystal explained to her children that they need to be patient, and wait for the ginger bread train to dry. While the ginger bread was drying Crystal read her children a book. Crystal did a great job keeping all of her children safe while reading to
I will be evaluating the case of Angela and Adam. Angela is a white 17 year old female and Adam is her son who is 11 months old (Broderick, P., & Blewitt, P., 2015). According to Broderick, P., & Blewitt, P., (2015) Angela and her baby live with her mother, Sarah, in a small rental house in a semirural community in the Midwest. Adam’s father, Wayne, is estranged from the family due to Sarah refusing to allow him in the house however, Angela continues to see him without her mother’s permission which is very upsetting for Sarah. Angela dropped out of high school and struggles raising her son (Broderick, P., & Blewitt, P., 2015). With all that is going on in Angela and Sarah’s life right now their relationship has become strained and hostile which
This case study is about a man, Miller, who has worked at a factory for 27 years. He is a pocket setter and is able to run two machines in an efficient manner. He is happy with his job as well as happily married to his wife who works at the same factory. He has children but they are raised and moved out of the Miller’s home. He wants to work another ten years before retiring but is rethinking this decision due to the company hiring a consultant firm who has recommend a job enrichment program and his job will be the first to be effected by this program. Right now he just uses the machines and sews but under the new program he will also have to get his own materials, get his own needles, perform routine maintenance on his equipment, and deliver his work to the next station. He believes this will be having him to do three jobs instead of two and that he could go elsewhere and not to have to deal with something like this.
Annie was living with Loretta. Loretta had put Annie out of the home. It is unknown when this occurred. The guy had brought the children over to her house. The reporter bought Ferrante a gallon of milk, wipes, and bottles. The reporter changes Ferrante's clothes as well. Later, this afternoon Annie showed at Loretta's home. Annie did not want to talk with the reporter about what had happened on last night. Ciarra was taken to her folks' house (unknown). It is unknown where is Ciarra and Ferrante's sister (Ja'Vonna). Ferrante is now with Annie sitting underneath a tree on her hips. Ferrante has no sock on. Ferrante has a head cold. Ferrante may have walking pneumonia. Annie is drinking corona, smoking marijuana while holding Ferrante on her hip. The children have access to the corona and the marijuana. It is unknown of the marijuana is being manufactured in the home. Annie has not taken Ferrante to the doctor for his head cold, because she allowed his Medicaid to get cut off all the children are no longer on Medicaid. Annie is too drunk to reapply for the children's Medicaid. The reporter took Annie to reapply for the children's Medicaid on Friday. Annie has to go back Tuesday for the children's Medicaid to be cut back
The media has taken the Hannah Graham case by storm - it has gotten local, national, and even international coverage. For the past month, I have seen a new article about the case almost everyday. I watched it slowly go from local newspapers in Charlottesville that had been posted by friends who go to UVA who were hoping people would know of her whereabouts, to articles in CNN talking about how Jesse Matthew (the suspect) is a serial rapist and murderer. The case presents itself as a very intriguing case - completely Law and Order SVU worthy with all the twists and turns. However, with all of this public interest in the case, some news outlets are sensationalizing information or even reporting false facts in order to seem as if they have the
“Sure. Thank you,” Mrs. Whitmore said. She waved good-bye and shut the door, then listened. When she heard only giggles, she relaxed her shoulders, and went into the kitchen to start on the cookies. When they were finished, she brought the plate up with two glasses of milk to Lucy-Lou’s room. The girls had stopped giggling, and Sarah was sitting across from Lucy-Lou on the other side of the room.
They all reported that they watched their favorite cartoon while they were alone. Zephaniah stated that his aunt has left him before. He stated that his aunt Deddeh watches him while his mother at work. However, Gaz Pelham stated that this was first time aunty Deddeh has left them. Both children no physical discipline. They reported that they feels safe at home with aunty Deddeh Kormah. They reported no other concerns.
When Maya and Bailey received the gifts, they cried, thought their mother was dead and they wanted to understand why they send them away in the first place.
Being bossy is one of Amanda's characteristics that stand out the most. She points out her children’s weaknesses more than their strengths, when she expresses this trait. She would constantly degrade her children on what...
Since Ann was the youngest Serafini in the household, she was three years younger than her sister and two years younger than her brother. She and her siblings spent the majority of their time during the summer playing ball sports and building go-carts to race in the streets with their friends in the neighborhood. When winter came, they resorted to having snowball fights as a supplement for their desire to play softball. The only times Ann was...
“What are we going to do,” cried Stewart,” We’re all going to die!” Jill started to wail into the rumbling of the flow. “Calm down, both of you! Remember what the radio said, everything will be okay,” Mom exclaimed. The radio that had sat in their swept away living room, had ordered them to stay calm and get to high ground. Stewart continued, unfazed by his Mom’s orders,”Those boulders could tear this house apart! How are we going to be okay!?” Jill’s wailing stopped in shock, then continued even louder than before. Mom calmly answered,” We will be okay; the authorities will come for us.” At that moment the house shook ominously. A cracking sound shook the house and everyone on it to their very core. The house sagged violently to one side tossing the occupants to the edge of the
them alone and take them in. This was all her mother had told her about her two older sisters.
b. Tell story of Linda K. whose life was saved when she started hemorrhaging after the birth of her twins.
In her article she speaks about what the social norm was during the time of A Doll’s House. She states that many people write Nora off because, “no true mother leaves her children, under any circumstances. If she does, she is a monster” (Brooks14). Brooks goes on to talk about how Nora’s children would have been better off in her care than her husband, which is widely argued by many critics. She believes that by the end of the play there is no reason to think that the children would have been better off in the care of Torvald, due to the fact that he has “revealed how weak and selfish he is” (Brooks14). Additionally, Brooks disagrees with the statement that Nora does not care about her children. She believes that Nora, distances herself from her children due to the fear that she is “infecting” her children with “moral sickness”
Early in the story the kids did not come to diner becase they where to addictied to the nursery. The kids called in from the nursery witch is like vrecher realitey “but with out the head set” they said we may be a little late but after alittle while they called back and said they wont be at diner. “At dinner they ate alone” This proves that the kids are too addicted to the nursery that they would not even spend time with their parents.