My son admitted that he did not share anything concrete with Jessica Hellon regarding what has transpired since he last saw her.   It has been quite a lot.  This was not surprising to us. Nor should it come as a surprise to Jessica Hellon.  He does not want any medical professionals to know what he does or does not do.This is nothing new.  Nor does he accept any responsibility for his actions. He has been stuck for years in a self inflicted limbo of inaction.  He needs to be on additional medications to help with his deep depression.  Though this provider and an excellent SST pair of therapists assigned by the state have encouraged him to consider other medications, our son has refused.  The SST team are no longer working with him because he refused to comply with any of their treatment suggestions.   A psychiatrist he saw in the past, whom we recently approached for another evaluation, said that he needs to be hospitalized.  As he put it, our son has delusional thinking.  He will not comply with the most basic house rules and us incredibly disruptive.   His refusal to maintain any semblance of a regular schedule or do what is required to treat his depression has made him an unlikely candidate for placement in his own apartment through an agency in Sycamore.  He is currently unable to function in the real world, which is devastating.   He does like his behavioral health provider. We are grateful that he is on some medication, thanks to her.  We are still searching for a way to move him forward.     
Aurora Sequoia