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In re Noah R. CA4/2
Brittany R. (mother) appeals from the juvenile court’s order taking jurisdiction over her 15-year-old daughter Taylor M. under Welfare and Institutions Code section 300, subdivisions (c) and (g), based upon several allegations: that the child was suffering serious emotional damage; that mother was unable to provide for Taylor’s special needs without assistance and failed to ensure that she regularly received appropriate mental health treatment; and that she refused to provide or arrange ongoing mental health treatment, care, and supervision following Taylor’s discharge from a hospital after a psychiatric hold.
The juvenile court, however, also sustained an allegation that mother does not challenge on appeal: that pursuant to section 300, subdivision (b)(1), mother had a mental health disorder and aggressive outbursts that impaired her ability to parent Taylor during the child’s mental health crisis and placed her at risk of serious physical harm or illness. Further the court su

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