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How To Write A Case Study Bthew's Behavior
Discussion: Mrs. Lachaces reported that Matthew's behavior is stable, he is helpful at home and completes his chores with minimal prompts. Matthew reported that he had a good holiday, went to the movies with his dad and his side -kick. BHH-HWE observed Matthew in a good spirit and engaging.

Emotional: Matthew is currently working with Wendy (therapist) to improve on his emotional needs. Mrs. Lachances reported that Mat meets with his side-kicks twice a week to address personal hygiene, and life skills challenges- She reported improvements on his ADL skills

Response: BHH-HWE commended Matthew on his progress.

Plan: BHH- HWE will continue to provide health and wellness support for Matthew and his family. The next meeting will be scheduled
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