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Data

J.D. reported increased worry about missing medical appointments because transportation has been unreliable. J.D. stated that a written calendar has helped with remembering appointments but that a backup transportation plan has not been established. J.D. was attentive and engaged while reviewing practical options. Staff provided supportive counseling, problem-solving support, and calendar-based planning.

Assessment

J.D.'s worry appears connected to transportation uncertainty and concern about appointment follow-through. Use of a written calendar is an existing strength. J.D. demonstrated insight into the barrier and willingness to develop a more reliable routine. Continued coping-skills support and care coordination are indicated based on the fictitious source facts.

Plan

1. Continue brief supportive counseling and coping-skills practice.
2. Review psychoeducation on planning ahead for predictable stressors.
3. Identify one primary and one backup transportation option.
4. Bring the updated appointment calendar to the next session.

I. LONG-TERM GOAL

J.D. will improve appointment-management consistency and reduce disruption caused by transportation-related worry.

II. SHORT-TERM OBJECTIVES

1. J.D. will use a written calendar to review scheduled appointments weekly. 2. J.D. will identify two available transportation options. 3. J.D. will practice one coping strategy before scheduled appointments.

III. INTERVENTIONS

1. The LSW will provide supportive counseling and CBT-informed reframing related to appointment worry. 2. The LSW will use motivational interviewing to support follow-through. 3. The LSW will provide care coordination for documented transportation barriers.

Contact Type

Scheduled face-to-face home visit

Participants

Case manager, youth, and caregiver

Purpose

Home visit completed to assess the youth’s current safety, living environment, service participation, and any identified family needs.

Observations/Information

Youth was observed in the home appropriately dressed, calm, and willing to engage with the case manager. No visible injuries were observed. The home had functioning utilities, available food, and an identified sleeping area for the youth. The youth reported feeling safe in the home and stated that school has been going better. The youth did not identify any current concerns during the visit. Caregiver reported improved school attendance and confirmed that a counseling intake is scheduled for the following Tuesday.

Case Management Interventions

Case manager reviewed the existing safety plan and emergency contact procedures with the caregiver, discussed the upcoming counseling appointment, and assessed for barriers to service participation. Caregiver identified transportation as a current need. Case manager provided information regarding an available transportation/bus-pass resource and encouraged continued school attendance and follow-through with the scheduled counseling intake.

Plan

Case manager will complete a telephone follow-up with the caregiver within three days regarding transportation and the counseling appointment. The next home visit is planned for approximately two weeks. Case manager will continue monitoring safety, school participation, service engagement, and identified family needs.