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Maunica's Worksheet: A Case Study

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Maunica responded well to the intervention. Maunica continues to make very good progress towards her goals and maintaining her mental health. Maunica stated, that using coping skills, like breathing techniques, counting from 1-10, journaling, walking away ,and asking for time out before the situation escalates. Maunica completed the worksheet. Maunica stated, that she used to lash out, when she got angry but now is utilizing coping skills to deal with upsetting situations. Maunica stated, violence, family problem, poor school performance, lose control of action, threatening other, harming self, and fighting. Maunica stated, depress, unsafe, not confident, and frustrated. Maunica responded yes. Maunica stated, yes, if the person triggers the

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