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Juwan's Relationship With Punishment

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Juwan responded well to the intervention. Juwan continues to make progress towards his goals. Juwan stated, being teased yelling, punishment being blamed for something he did not do and doing all the chores at home. Juwan stated frustration, fear, anxious and depression. Juwan stated embarrassment, shame guilt and fear. Juwan stated being punished, being put down, being called out his name, being shamed and threats. Juwan stated yelling using profanity, making threats, fighting and punching the walls. Juwan stated his mom because she is always punishing him and putting him down for little thing he forgets to do. Juwan responded his peers. Per guidance counselor, Juwan is none compliant with the school rules. Per guidance consoler, Juwan is

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