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William responded well to the intervention. William continues to make progress towards his goals. William stated, completed the worksheet. William stated, when he is disappointed, not being able to do things he want to do, and feeling worried about something. William stated that he was in a bad mood recent due to his girlfriend cheating on him. William stated that he felt betrayed and he do not trust her anymore. William stated, anger, hate, rage, fear, jealousy, envy, resentment, guilt, greed and mistrust. William completed the worksheets. William stated, being more helpful, arguing with his mom, communicating better with his mom and motivated. William stated, being nagged at, being provoked, being put down and not being heard. William responded
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