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Meeting Minutes
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Meeting Minutes - Date
6/19/2006
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Board of Commissioners
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<br />SEc:TION III (COl1t..) i I COMPONENT SUMMARY CONTINUED (attach for~ach component) <br />Areas of Concern Discu~s any areas of concern that could affect success. <br />1. Involvement of the parent is l(n area of concern. Many youth are in trouble because of lack of parental involvement <br />in their life. Without parental s4pport, the program objectives may not be attained to the level desired. <br />2. Transportation is a problem for any child who does not drive or have a car. ALPHA is willing to set aside $400 for <br />public transportation for those who have no other alternative, however, each client is encouraged to work out <br />transDortation if Dossible and leSlve the funds for Dublic transDortation to those with the areatest need. <br />Documentation List the datl!i elements or records to be maintained: A) in confidential files to document <br />compliance and BJ to document, each measurable obiective. <br />1. All clients will have a confidential file established at the time of referral. All subsequent contacts are followed up <br />with individual notes reported b~ the therapist in Charge of the client's case. <br />2. The results of all assessmen(S, testing, profiles, etc. will be maintained in this confidential file. <br />3. A monthly report summary will be submitted to the appropriate court counselor and/or probation officer indicating <br />the progress of the client in the ALPHA program. <br />4. Access to the therapist is available on an as needed basis by the client, parent, court counselor and/or probation <br />officer. <br />5. Family attendance & particip"!tion will be documented in a confidential file. <br /> . <br />Treatment Element Descri~ what the component will do to redirect inappropriete youth behavior or how the <br />cO(f1ponent will impact inappropliate behavior. <br />Proper assessment of the clienl's behavior problem will help in identifying the root cause of the client's dysfunctional <br />or delinquent behavior. The Faihily Assessment tool will help identify areas of concern within the family structure. <br />With this knowledge, psychosoqial groups can be instituted to deal with specific issues and behavioral modification <br />techniques can be taught and applied to redirect the client toward healthy social and family behavior and cognition <br />patterns. <br />.....~IV.A I COMPONENT NARRATIVE (attach for each component) <br />Component Narrative (atta h for each component) <br />(1) Describe the physical facilities, including the address, in which the services will be delivered. If services ere <br />delivered at multiple locations. please include information for all locations. <br />Clients and family members will'receive services at Genesis...A New Beginning located at 17 & 19 Cabarrus Avenue <br />West, Concord, N.C. 28025. T~e f"!cility consists of offices for each therapist and designated rooms for individual <br />and family counseling sessions and group therapy sessions. <br /> , <br /> , <br />(2) laentify paid or VOlUnteer st qualmcations, (certifications, degrees, work experience) and their responsibilities <br />relative to this comDonent. " <br />1. Shirley Bowles; PhD; Licens~ Psychologist. Experience in the counseling field, with experience with juvenile and <br />family counseling, troubled adoltscent counseling, and currently involved with substance abuse, domestic violence, <br />and Sexual Offender Youth CO~eling. <br />2. Shirley Dennis: AA Health/Hu an Services; BA Psychology; CSAC; ICADC; 11 years experience in substance <br />abuse counseling, sexual offen~er youth and adult counseling, domestic violence counseling. Will receive Certified <br />Sex Offender Treatment Speacil;lllst Certification by March 31, 2006. <br />3. Donna Wise: BA Post gradu,te work in Pastoral Counseling: 6 years experience in Pastoral Counseling, Small <br />Group Counseling; Christian Selninar Planning, Speaking, Facilitating; <br />4. Barbara Bell: BA Sociology, ""A Counseling: 10 years+ experience with mental health counseling and case <br />management. Currently working toward LPC licensure and LCAS licensure. <br />5. Robert Mcgee; BA History, Pqst graduate work in Pastoral Counseling, Family Counseling and Facilitating. <br /> , <br /> . <br /> <br />F-15 <br /> <br />Page 4 of 10 <br />
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