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Jahafraka Case Study

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Since starting service, Jahafraka has made little progressive in control his impulse, and how he respond to anger situations in the home and school setting. Per grandma, Jahafraka continues to have difficulty being obedient to rules of the home and often talks back to her when things do not go his way. Per grandma, Jahafraka continues to have aggressive outburst in the home and refuse to comply with rules she set for him. Per grandma, Jahafraka is angry all the time and want to have his own way. Jahafraka stated that he is unhappy at home. IIH team will continue to work with Jahafraka on impulse control, expressing feeling in a positive way, and reducing frequency and intensity of anger and aggressive outburst in all settings.

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