You ?have just been assigned a ‘client’ who was just released on parole ?after serving two years of a two-to-five-year sentence for aggravated ?assault, a conviction that stems from rep

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You  have just been assigned a "client" who was just released on parole  after serving two years of a two-to-five-year sentence for aggravated  assault, a conviction that stems from repeatedly striking her boyfriend  with a baseball bat.

Name: Theresa Johnson 

Age: 27

Criminal History (past crimes)  – Prostitution, Distribution of a controlled substance, Possession of  narcotics, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Public Drunkenness, Simple  Assault, Aggravated Assault, Petty Theft, and Check Fraud all starting  from age 11.

Family History  – Stepfather arrested for sexually assaulting Theresa when she was a  child, starting at age 10.  Mother was unable to control her, so Theresa  was in and out of foster homes along with a number of psychiatric  facilities and detention facilities since age 12.

Substance Abuse – Primarily Heroin and Alcohol dependence since adolescence.

Treatment History  – 4 unsuccessful court-ordered Inpatient treatment programs. (Removed  from one facility for inappropriate sexual advances toward a male  counselor; Removed from another facility for smuggling Oxycontin into  the facility; Removed from a 3rd facility for a "hot urine"  for alcohol, meth, and Xanax, and lastly, the most recent removal was  for leaving the facility without permission.

Psychological History  –Diagnosed with Antisocial Personality Disorder and Post-Traumatic  Stress Disorder (PTSD) stemming from years of physical and sexual abuse  perpetrated by her stepfather starting at age 10 until the father's  arrest when she was 12.  

What  conditions would you "require" while she is on parole, and why? Be  extremely specific and detailed when responding.  You have several  "issues" to contend with, so think outside the box by applying your  critical thinking / problem solving skills when determining the  conditions of parole.