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Therapist Informed Mom Report

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Therapist met with individual mother to discuss Individual Annual Review. Mom states individual still jokes and argues with his peers daily. Therapist informed mom that she and individual will work on conflict-resolution techniques to assist individual with solving problems before getting angry with his peers and others. Mom states she will have individual to work on the techniques with his siblings. Per mom report, individual displays regression with positive peer interaction due to individual jokes and argues daily with peers. Therapist will plan to meet with individual on Monday, February 27, 2017, between 8-10 AM to work on conflict-resolution techniques through role play. Dakevious- (10:55-11:45) Mom Only Therapist met with individual mother to discuss Individual Annual Review. Mom states individual loses his temper with his teacher sometimes. Therapist informed mom that she and individual will work on anger management techniques to assist individual with …show more content…

Therapist will plan to meet with individual on Monday, February 27, 2017, between 9-11 AM to work on anger management techniques through role play. Diniya- (11:45-12:35) Mom Only Therapist met with individual mother to discuss Individual Annual Review. Mom states individual is doing a little better with controlling her anger, but still argues with her peers. Therapist informed mom that she and individual will work on anger management and problem-solving techniques to assist individual with calming down and being in control of her anger. Mom thanked therapist and states she hopes the techniques work with individual. Per mom report, individual displays some progress in anger control due to individual not getting into any trouble lately. Therapist will plan to meet with individual on Monday, February 27, 2017, between 10-12 PM to work on anger management techniques through role

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