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    Client Information:

    Client/Caller's Name:

    Phone:

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    Client Email:

    Prefers to be contacted by:

    Email communication is acceptable, but communicating by telephone is a more effective form of mentoring. If possible, try to set up a phone appointment with the person you are mentoring.

    Name(s) of loved One(s):

    Relationship / Age(s):

    Air Carrier / Flight Number:

    Call / Email Log:

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    Attempted Contact by:
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    Notes:

    Date / Time:

    Attempted Contact by:
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    Notes:

    Date/Time:

    Attempted Contact by:
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    Summary of Client / Caller's Response

    Thoughts / Feelings:

    What was the focus of the call?

    His/Her available support systems:

    Your Assessment:
    Doing as well as can be expected
    Concerned about his/her mental state (if so, explain below)

    Additional Comments or Concerns:

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