Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

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What is the best indicator that a case involving a caregiver using substances is ready for closure?

Caregiver has found employment
Caregiver attends regular meetings
Children seem happier
Caregiver has demonstrated healthy coping skills, remained substance-free, and has a relapse plan

The correct answer is: Caregiver has demonstrated healthy coping skills, remained substance-free, and has a relapse plan

The best indicator that a case involving a caregiver using substances is ready for closure is when the caregiver has demonstrated healthy coping skills, remained substance-free, and has a relapse plan. This is the most thorough and conclusive evidence that the caregiver has successfully overcome their substance use and is equipped to handle potential triggers or challenges in the future. The other options do not provide enough evidence for closure of the case - Option A (Caregiver has found employment) may indicate stability and progress, but it does not guarantee that the caregiver has overcome their substance use issue. - Option B (Caregiver attends regular meetings) may suggest that the caregiver is seeking support, but it does not necessarily mean that they have successfully addressed their substance use. - Option C (Children seem happier) can be a positive sign, but it does not necessarily reflect the caregiver's progress in dealing with their substance use.