Psychiatric Diagnosis: PTSD

PTSD is a psychiatric diagnosis that results from exposure to a traumatic event or series of events. It is characterized by symptoms such as flashbacks, nightmares, and severe anxiety, often resulting in impaired daily functioning.

MHF-F16-6930

Youth came to our ED 6/5 from Mom’s home. Previously resided with Dad, moved to Mom’s 3 weeks ago, neither are willing to allow pt to return to their home. Youth has CADI waiver. Not currently open with CMH as they need youth to agree to those services. County is willing to look for short term crisis respite with a plan to return to parents after, but not willing to explore CRS. No LOC recommendation for treatment placement at this time.

MHF-M10-6915

Youth came to our ED 5/31 from a waiver placement that issued immediate suspension/termination. County has custody. Due to his age and some behavioral concerns, placement is difficult to locate. This is his 3rd time boarding in our ER in 3 years. They are currently searching for waiver placements crisis respite and CRS, and he is on the list for YSC, along with several other youth. He’s been on MITH wait list for years and remains on MCCP list.

CH8SCH-F13-6895

Presented from local youth shelter. Unable to return to the shelter. Patient is in custody of Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe due to child welfare case that is currently open. No family available to care for the patient. Looking for any/all placements.

LAHC-M14-6887

Has been with us since January. Arrived from Prairie care from Mayo Clinic before that for verbalized increase in SI and engaging in SIB. History of abandonment from bio mother and apparent abuse and substance use in the household per history. History of temporary foster care. Difficulty with boundaries and impulsive behaviors. Often losing his temper, being easily annoyed and irritable, arguing with adults of authority, and not complying with rules/structure. Current and historical property destruction and elopement. Behavioral instances at school, threatening gestures and actions. History of vaping nicotine “if I have it I will use it” mentality. Witnessed DV, history of homelessness, and physical abuse.

NFH8EB-M17-6884

Youth presented with difficulties regulating emotions which has resulted in unsafe behaviors, elopement, property damage. Youth has displayed significant difficulty managing anger in particular which has led to threats of harm to others and property damage at current placement. Youth was previously at another PRTF and had been receiving home services with DD waiver and sex specific therapy prior to residential treatment. Youth has a history of suicidal ideation but has not expressed any recently.

NFH8EB-F13-6881

Youth experiences emotional and behavioral dysregulation that impairs functioning across settings. Dysregulation looks like verbal aggression, suicidal comments or gestures, self-harm, eloping. Youth demonstrates poor impulse control and has low frustration tolerance. Youth experiences cognitive rigidity and has limited insight which often contributes to interpersonal conflict. Youth has participated in a 35 day assessment program and other residential treatment services. Youth was administratively discharged from her previous residential placement due to persistent dysregulation with limited progress.

NFH8EB-M15-6871

Youth came into Nexus with substance use concerns. He has not struggled with any urges to use since he was admitted. Brian struggles with noticing risky situations. He often talks about taking care of his mom who struggles with substance use (Meth) and her own mental health. Brian is fixated on going home to mom, but CPS is involved and Brian is not able to go home at this time.

MHF-M12-6868

Youth came to our ED on 5/20/26, group home is not allowing her return. County has custody, and pt is on CADI waiver. Is on YSC list, and they are exploring shelter, waiver, and group home options. She has history of aggression toward others.

NFH8EB-F15-6850

Youth struggles to maintain appropriate boundaries with peers, engages in instigating behaviors and has a significantly strained relationship with her caregivers, which has continually contributed to disruptive attachments.