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Zarius Decision Making

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Focus: Zarius and his family will learn, practice and demonstrate healthy decision making strategies. Ms. Smalls (MHP), Mr. Ward (MHS) and Zarius process making healthy decisions.
Intervention: MHP, MHS and Zarius process negative outcomes of Zarius leaving the school without permission. MHP and Zarius discussed several outcomes if he made better decisions besides leaving school. MHP discussed MHS concerns of Zarius not following up on medical appointments and medication management. MHP and Zarius identify triggers to distorted thoughts and possible outcome to changing negative thoughts.
Response: MHS express disappointment of Zarius recent decision making. MHS debrief two incidents in the current week. Zarius explained getting sick and
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