Success Stories



It is often difficult to measure the success of intervention efforts and the positive effect it can have on an individual’s life as well as other family members. Examples of successful intervention activities are presented for that purpose. The names have been changed to ensure privacy for these individuals.

Kathy                       Nate                       Stephanie                     Lana                       Valarie

Nate was brought to the JAC by his mother with concerns over his behavior and suspected gang involvement. Assessment results showed concerns for anger and traumatic experiences. Nate was also struggling in school with grades in several classes. Services recommended included anger management, tutoring support in school and Boys & Girls Club. Nate enrolled in the anger management classes, began play organized sports through the Boys & Girls Club and was receiving tutoring assistance at school. Reports from Nate and his mother indicated his attitude and behavior were much better, his grades were improving, the gang issue was no longer a concern and the sports activity had calmed him down. Mother said Nate seems more content now and was doing well.









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