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CPT: A Case Study
Based on the referral information, CPT has been involved with the family in the past. There are no current substance abuse concerns for this family. In the referral, at least three risk factors are needed as a requirement for service. There are no risk factors identified by BSO in this report. Notably, no safety plan was provided to the undersigned. The family was offered services through the S.A.F.E. Program, which they accepted. Strengths for the family include the parent’s involvement in the child’s life and their interest in the youth receiving therapeutic services. The family was recommended to participate in individual, family and group therapies to build on the family’s strengths. The client has been assigned to Maria Billie who will
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