Example Of A Goal Essay

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Goal 1: Alex will stabilize his mood. • Alex’s foster mother was forthcoming with information related to the progress Alex has been making in treatment. • Alex’s foster mother reported, “We touched bases with the school and Alex is getting good grades in school.” • Alex’s foster mother shared, “Alex has been doing a lot better with getting up and getting out of the house to make it to the bus stop on time.” • Alex’s foster mother informed the QP, “Alex lost his XBOX and his cellphone as a consequence for having the vape in the house and lying about it.” • Alex’s foster mother shared, “Alex has shown a nasty attitude lately and got nasty with my 3-year-old and I had to get on him about that and I could tell he wanted to say something back, but he did catch himself.” • …show more content…

• Alex’s foster mother stated, “We don’t mind monitoring the visits with Alex and his family by meeting at the park or somewhere he can get time with everyone.” • Alex’s foster mother reported, “Alex has started the Lexapro and Focalin; however, he did not to wear the patch.” • Alex made slight progress with stabilizing his mood, as indicated by Alex’s foster mother noticing his mood fluctuate over the past week; however, Alex has started his medication

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