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Chase has completed his treatment, and has made some progress with his goals. Per mom chase continue to have difficulty with his aggressive behavior in the home and towards her. Per mom chase has not been consistent with executing the skills taught to him when he is in crisis situation. Per mom increase in dosage of medication is helping Chase with coping in crisis situation. Perm mom she is utilizing disciplining techniques taught to her in helping Chase with his behavior. Per mom, Chasse will be starting outpatient therapy to help him with mood swings. Chas has stated new school , which mom believes will help him academically due to class size, and way in which they handle children with ADD. Per mom, her stress level had decrease due to
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