Certified Case Manager Practice Test

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What is the minimum duration of post-placement supervision required after reunification?

3 months
6 months
12 months
9 months

The correct answer is: 6 months

The minimum duration of post-placement supervision required after reunification is typically set at six months. This period allows child welfare agencies and case managers to closely monitor the reunified family to ensure stability, address any emerging issues, and provide necessary support services. During this time, case managers can offer resources to help maintain the family unit, assess the child's adjustment, and work on any goals established during the case planning process. This supervised period is critical to promote the child's well-being and ensure that the transition back into the home is successful, reducing the likelihood of returning to foster care. Other durations provided as options, such as three months, twelve months, and nine months, do not typically align with standard guidelines or best practices for post-reunification supervision, which emphasizes the importance of a six-month period to provide adequate support and assessment.