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New Clinician Case Study: Gang Detection

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CM received a call from Katlyn (Clinician at EMYL) informing CM that Tavian will have a new clinician at the end of October. Katlyn stated she will keep CM updated on the new clinician at a later date. CM was informed that Tavian is has been involved in gang affiliation and Katlyn does not agree with Tavian going home on passes. Katlyn and CM discuss family sessions and Katlyn scedule a family sessions on 10/4/16 at
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