Crisis Management Case Summary

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Angela Griffin contacted Mobile Crisis Management (MCM) in regards to her son's recent uncontrollable behavior. She reported to MCM dispatcher her son is yelling, destroying stuff, breaking other children's belongings, and threatening to run away. Ms. Griffin's son name is William. He is a 11 year old white male. Dispatcher contacted MCM Qualified Professional (QP) to respond to crisis. Before arrival to residence, 164 Belle Ln. Siler City, NC 27344, QP contacted Cardinal Innovations (CI) to check for any current enhance services. At 4:22pm QP spoke with Lisa from CI who informed QP, William does not have any current enhance services. At 4:33pm QP spoke with Ms. Griffin and informed her of estimated arrival time, which was 5:29pm. At the

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