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