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Form CPR
Part A – Essential Information
change was poor.
22.11.02 Julie Jamison Psychologist was unable to identify any
changes in Mrs Green’s ability to differentiate the emotional
needs of her daughter from her own. To evaluate accurately
her own limitations, to be realistic in her plans, to be honest
with herself and others, or to be less vulnerable in the
context of interpersonal relationships. In summary not
enough changes had taken place to ensure adequate care of
her daughter Jean by Mrs Green.
21.01.03 A full Care Order was granted on Jean and she was placed
with adopters on the 23.03.02 and adopted on the 26.08.03.
14.10.04 Ross was born to Tina and her partner Simon Green who
was a childhood friend. Simon was identified by the
Department’s database by another name’ Simon Doe’ a
person who had allegedly sexually abused a 7 year old
female child. Mr Green denied that he was Simon Doe.
A parenting assessment carried out at a local family centre
concluded that the couple’s commitment to the assessment
was erratic but they were punctual. They were able to meet
some of Ross’s basic care but not on a consistent basis.
Tina would often not allow Simon to complete some tasks,
stating that she would be the sole carer and that they would
do things together. They were able to show visible signs of
affection but there were many times when Tina was unable
to put Ross’s needs before her own particularly if he became
unsettled at which point she would become frustrated and
agitated. Simon was unable to challenge Tina in the areas
that were of concern.
The Psychologist concluded that Tina has borderline
learning difficulties and that this wasn’t expected to change
and that Mr Green had low average intellectual ability. As a
couple they prompted significant concerns about their ability
to distinguish fact from fantasy. With continuing support and
advice, and bearing in mind Mr Green’s greater intellectual
ability, they would probably be able to achieve adequate
physical care of Ross. However they would not be able to
provide a stable and consistent emotional environment for
him. In addition, their ability to accept the continuing level of
support they would need is doubtful.
30.04.05 Tina and Simon get married at Leicester Register Office.
14.06.05 Bethany Jakes Maternal Grandmother indicated a
willingness to be assessed as Ross’s carer.
20.08.05 Ross Green is made subject to a Care Order with the Care
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