Georgia Family Crisis: Case Study

Reporter stated the following: The incident is ongoing according to patient, Christie Sewell. Christie states residing with her spouse and 13 year old daughter Skylar. Also in the home is Christie's elderly mother. Christie states that she has been an alcoholic for some time, but the past few weeks have been bad (alcohol consumption).

*CM Gilmore observed Bfa’s mood being calm. The couple is currently married, and he is the biological father of all children in the home. He disclosed that the doctors never told them that VC Rocco’s leg was broken. The doctor has a history of making false statements and reports. (Dr. Austin Luke Shiver). The disclosed that the incident occurred was not intently. He disclosed that he would never hurt his child. He disclosed that the incident occurred on 3/1/2017 around 3:15pm. He was getting ready to changed Rocco’s diaper. He disclosed that he was playing with him bouncing him up and down (video clip in ext doc

CM Gilmore met response time regarding the allegations listed in the reported regarding Bmo attempting suicide with the use of medication in her home. The date Bmo attempted to commit suicide was 9/25/2016. Bmo reported that she suffers from untreated bipolar disorder. VC Katherine Verboom reported that is no substance abuse in the home, and that she is safe in her home. Katherine Verboon had no concerns regarding anything in the home. Martin Verboom, who is the husband of Besty reported that she has been improving since she came from Costal Harbor. He also reported that counseling was not needed due to her improvements. CM met with other children in the home who reported they had no safety concerns at home, and Bmo has been doing belter since

On 09/15/16, there is a Screening Report stating that Ms Rikki Miller (AKA: Bennett) called the GPPD asking to take her child, Keaton to the hospital because he was having bad behavior and she also asked to have her child removed from her home. DHS took that child and placed in the child’s home.

REPORTER: The reporter (Gennette) called with concerns for the victims, Leslie, Tapenga, and Teagan. According to the reporter, there was a police report in Leslie’s file from Wisconsin. When Justin Tegelman (Leslie’s brother/special needs/currently 19 years old) was 16 years old, he had six counts of sexual assault (from December 2011-June 2012), while living in Wisconsin. The incidents occurred when Justin was a minor. In the police report, Chad (Justin’s father) caught him doing something to one of his sisters (Tapenga). Chad caught them under the covers, and it didn’t appear that their pants were down. Justin said they (Tapenga) were humping. The reporter said, Chad clapped his hands together to indicate humping and Tapenga said “that’s not what happened”. Justin described it as

On April 12, 2017, the Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies in UCI presented an inspirational lecture that was led by Sarah Haley. Haley, who is a passionate writer, wrote an inspirational book. Through her book, No Mercy Here: Punishment and Making of Jim Crow Modernity recounted the harsh, brutal, and inhuman experiences black women faced in the 19th century. Her focus was the south part of Georgia because it was a gated city to get her inspiration. During the lecture, I noticed that Haley’s indignant tone of voice led me to think and feeling empathy, especially for black women. If I want to choose a word to define their courageous behavior, the word choice will be kind of difficult. I recognized

Immediately to Virginia's north was Maryland. It began as a Catholic observation, the colony's economy would soon come to replicate that of Virginia, as tobacco became the most essential crop. To the south lay the Carolinas, produced after the English Civil War had been finished. In the Deep South was Georgia, the last of the original thirteen colonies. Problems from Spain and France led the king to aspire a buffer zone between the cash crops of the Carolinas and foreign opponents. Georgia, a colony of debtors, would achieve that need.

If you know a child struggling, Devereux Georgia in Kennesaw is dedicated to providing high-quality intensive residential treatment to 10-21 year olds who are facing emotional, behavioral, or intellectual difficulties. Taking a unique, multidisciplinary approach, the team treats each child based on his or her individual needs, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. How do you know if a child needs intensive residential treatment? Devereux Georgia explains:

R/s Susan Byrd has Schizophrenia and high blood pressure and she complains of stomach and chest pains as well has back problems. R/s over the summer while Md. Byrd was in treatment her son, Bradley moved into house. R.s Bradley is volatile and he threatened to burn down the house with Ms. Byrd inside. R/s Bradley and his girlfriend, Lisa are smoking ice in the home and they fight each other.

After they gutted and bled him out, they fashioned a truss from a felled tree branch, then tied the deer’s legs together and slid the pole through the deer’s legs. She took one end and Charles the other. This made it a lot easier, to carry their prize back to camp.

Virginia didn’t know of her location, fellow clients she frequently saw, her doctor or husband. She was vague on her past, due to having “missing days”. She feared being held against

In the 1720’s the state of Georgia was founded by James Oglethorpe in his humanitarian pursuits. Ever since its creation the state of Georgia has seen its politics drastically changed and filled with controversy. Ranging from the disreputable Yazoo Land Deal scandal, civil war, plantation society. Civil Rights movement, Dominant Democratic South, and to modern day’ Republican Georgia. In 1730 a charter was given, so that a settlement could be established on the Savannah River. With his 120 follower which consisted of settlers, entrepreneurs, and adventures Oglethorpe established the 13th British colony. At the start Georgia did not use slavery, however due to its massive amount of farmland slave were brought in to work several years later.

Every family has their own individual problems that they deal with; no family is perfect. Children go through abuse, witness their parents abuse alcohol and drugs, and experience abandonment causing them not to feel loved. Unfortunately for the child, experiencing these things puts them more at risk for repeating the cycle, and going down the same path that their parents did. The focus of this literature review is to determine how the cycle of family dysfunction can be broken. As I searched for supporting articles the articles that stuck out to me were the ones that dealt with the causes of family dysfunction and the ways to help break the cycle of family dysfunction.

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I like your point that family support cannot always be provided because of different reasons, and individuals should build some resilience by themselves. I have talked with a kid whose father is in jail, and she told me sometimes she feels sad when she sees other children with their fathers. Also, immediate family members such as mothers and fathers can be the abusers, so they can't even bring children a peaceful life.I think people shouldn't over-reliant on other people when they deal with crisis and difficulties. I came to the United States by myself. When I meet difficulties and stress here, the most reliable person is myself. I gained a lot of independence, life skills, and courage during these years. I've had friends whose grandmother