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Summary Of Maunica's Intervention

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Maunica responded well to the intervention. Maunica continues to make progress towards her goals. Maunica stated, not wanting to go to school, leaving the house without permission, swearing, and talking back to her parents. Maunica stated, being angry, frustration, feeling depress, and fed-up of a situation. Maunica stated, not wanting to do something, such as playing sports, because the person may be afraid that they may fail at it, a person being criticized of one thing, may not think they are not good at anything, a person thinking nobody like them, a person coming to conclusion too quickly, thinking that a person anger is a result of them not liking the person, the person predicts the future of something and blaming another person for one’s

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