Custody Of His Children: Case Study

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Writer met with patient today August 22, 2017, for a scheduled follow up social work appointment. At this time patient reports there has not been any change concerning the custody issues related to his children. To this point writer has been primarily providing psychosocial support and resources relating to this issue. Mr. Steinhoff reports that he has a court date next month regarding custody of his children. In preparation for this date patient reports he will be meeting with Brenda McCray and the supervisor at Haldimand-Norfolk CAS to review issues which have already been addressed and should no longer be listed as outstanding. Mr. Steinhoff acknowledges that this meeting today is a positive change in his relationship with CAS. He reports

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