Mr. Boyd Substance Abuse Case Studies

Client stated that she first started using alcohol at the age of 14. Client reported most recently consuming alcohol within the past 2 days of this assessment. Client reports out of the last 90 days prior to her evaluation, she used alcohol on 70 of those days, 45 of those days she drank herself into intoxication. Client reported over the past 2-12 months, she has had repeated

The case was brought to DCFS attention when a reporter stated on 7/11/17, OPWI attempted to obtain an emergency order of protection on behalf of Kiara (age 7). Reportedly Ashley (mother) is actively using METH and also methodone she gets from a clinic, and is also involved in prostitution. Ashley told OPWI that Ashley ''can't wait outside for the bus to go to drug court because she's done bad things to people (robbed people, committed home invasion, taken people's money and drugs) and these people are after her.'' Reporter states that one of these people came to OPWI's house looking for Ashley and scared Kiara. Ashley recently got out of jail, stayed with OPWI for a couple of days, left last Friday telling Kiara she would be back in a couple of hours, didn't return

After I did some research in OR-KIDS and Oregon Courts Website, he has a long history of child abuse, including sexual abuse. He was not allowed to have any contact with his children.

Sean is a college graduated with a double major and a minor. He likes to volunteer and advocate for those with disabilities.

Investigator Stockwell stated in September, 2015 an allegation of sexual abuse was reported by the victim. Investigator Stockwell stated reports of sexual abuse were made against the child’s step father. The reporter stated a case was open by law enforcement and DHS at that time and the child was placed in her grandmother’s care; Mr. Adams was instructed that he should not have contact with the victim. According to the reporter, on 12/13/15 a call was made to law enforcement to report the child’s mother came to Ms. Smith’s home to pick the child up and take her back to her home. The reporter stated Jaziya rode her bike to her mother’s home. Ms. McGuirt took the child back to Ms. Smith’s home and told her she was taking Jaziya back home with

Victim’s Summary: Nicole Morrison stated to me she has a active protective order against her husband Ronald Morrison. Ronald was served PO-18-66 on Tuesday, March 6th, 2018 by Creek County Sheriff's Office. The protective order is valid until Monday, April 9th, 2018. Nicole said she served Ronald divorce papers on Monday, March 12th, 2018. Nicole said after Ronald was served he tried to contact her by adding her on Facebook Messenger and requesting her to message him. Nicole said Ronald's sister

Stevens mother and wife were contacted. Mr. Stevens mother reports her son has been snoring Adderall and other pain medications recently. She reports he has no mental health history. She states, "I took him to a psychologist when he was in his teens, but he said nothing was wrong with him other than he is spoils." The mother reports 6 months ago she started to notice changes in his behavior. She expressed beliefs of the delusions being substance induce. Mr. Stevens's wife reports having a 11 year relationship with Mr. Stevens and only seeing changes in his behavior. She reports noticing Mr. Stevens having mood swings for the past 4 months. She denies having an affair with anyone and is currently pregnant with Mr. Stevens child, which she is due in 2 weeks. She reports last Friday moving out of the home to stay with her mother in Virginia because of the conflict in the home over Mr. Stevens continuously accusing her of

CPI arrived at the family residence located at 149 S Calhoun Avenue, Eatonville, FL 32751. CPI completed a joint visit with Taina L. Ramos FIS Counselor. Taina completed a BHC screen with Mr. Clayborne. Mr. Clayborne admitted to have a history of alcohol misuse and impulsive and aggressive behavior while under the influence. He began drinking while in his 20’s and drinks 1 to 2 times weekly. Mr. Clayborne drink preference is beer, but sometimes drinks vodka. He usually drinks when is stressed out. He has been to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in Springfield, MA. The last meetings he attended was about 2 years ago. While in prison was seen by a psychiatric five times a day for 3 months, but is it not diagnosed with a mental health condition.

EREPORT # 19496 stated the following: Starting Monday 3/7/16, Lee County Youth Court started receiving calls from Father, Joseph Byrd and grandmother(paternal) Sandra Watson concerning returning Serenity Jade Byrd to mother, Laci Gable. The father, Joseph Byrd called this office concerned about mother, Laci Gable still using Meth. Joseph stated that he is currently in rehab at Broken Lives Ministry and is concerned about his daughter returning to Laci (Mother's)custody. Mother is also using Meth and according to father refused rehab. 3/10/16 - father, grandmother and child appeared in Court and Judge Brett placed child with grandmother, Sandra Watson. 3/11/16 - The mother, Laci Gable showed up at the Courthouse and requested a court day to

I, Yuniqua Burris observed a pre-trial case June 13, 2016 at York County Detention Center also known as Moss Justice Center. I observed a case of Domestic Violence 3rd Degree between a young woman and her boyfriend. The criminal domestic violence law apples to anyone that lives with a spouse or who have lived with the spouse, if they've been married, or have children together. In this case young lady and her boyfriend have a child together this is why it's considered a domestic violence case. The young man pressed charges against the woman. The young lady was arrested April 15, 2016. After that day the judge issued an protection order against the young man until farther notice witch was the following court date. The charge could've carried

Wyoming is a western state characterized by the Rocky Mountains and vast plains. The Yellowstone National Park, which is in the state, is perhaps its most famed landmark. While a visit to Yellowstone promotes a lifestyle of health and wellness, the state has some issues that affect the health of their residents that must be addressed. This of course would be the substance abuse and mental illness that is found within Wyoming’s boarders.

Wife reported his multiple providers shared their notes. Mrs. Overman reports 4 year ago when his father died, Mr Overman became depressed and started to abuse opiate and other pain pills. She reports his PCP as recommended him to attend substance abuse treatment. He is not currently attending any outpatient services for substance abuse. Mrs. Overman states out of the 15 year she has known him he has not attempted to harm himself. She reports At the time of the assessment Mr. Overman currently denies suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, and symptoms of psychosis. He denies any mental health history or attempts to harm himself. He reports attending substance abuse treatment at 2X Bethal Colony. He reports yesterday his friends gave him something to take for his pain. Mr. Overman reports going to Walmart with all his medication and his

Substance abuse remains a large problem in the United States (US). According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (USDHHS), substance abuse continues to take a large toll on individuals, families, and communities nationwide. In 2005, an estimated 22 million people were struggling with drug and alcohol abuse in the US. Substance abuse disrupts families, impacts work and school productivity, causes financial problems, and is related to domestic violence, child abuse, and crime (USDHHS, 2015).

In 2015, there were 428,000 children in foster care (Kids count, 2018). The average age of a child, entering the foster care system is 7.4 years. In 2014, more than half the children entering the foster care system in the United States where children of color. On average, children entering the foster care system remain in the system for two years, but seven percent stay in the system for five or more years. Fourteen percent of the children entering the system live in a foster home or group homes. In 2014, more than 107,000 children in foster care were waiting to be adopted (Children’s Bureau, 2014).

The father stated that this is his first marriage. He indicated that he has no other children.