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E. M: A Critical Incident Analysis
Today was the second session with Erinn Morrison. E.M has been keeping up with her class scheduled feeling more positive and motivated. She only missed one class last week which was Friday at 2pm, due to a slight panic attack which occurred in her Friday at 1pm class. When asked, E.M stated the panic attack was simply due to outside noises (movie playing too loud from next door), which effected her ability to concentrate and finish the test in a timely manner. From this E.M felt more comfortable missing her next class, allowing herself to calm down and talk to her professor about the distractions. I asked E.M how her other classes are going, and if she felt any other panic attacks or concerns with tests and assignments. E.M sighed in relief,
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