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P: Braydon will be open to weekly meetings with the MHP.
A: MHP educated Braydon the importance appropriate behavior. MHP taught Braydon how to manage his frustration in a positive manner. MHP demonstrated how to express anger in a productive manner. MHP taught Braydon strategies that will allow him to be free of any behavior that would result in negative consequences. MHP educated Braydon on the need to be respectful to adults and avoid talking back. MHP provided a worksheet about anger management.
I: Braydon appeared to be in a positive mood at the onset of the session. He stated that he was excited about the Thanksgiving Break. He mentioned that he will get to stay up late to play his video game. His grandmother reported that his behavior
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