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Therapist And Individual Grandmother: A Case Study
Therapist diverted from plan to discuss respecting authority figures with individual grandmother.
Grandmother states individual has been talking back, mumbling under his breath, refuses to comply with rules set forth, and lying to her at home. Therapist and individual grandmother discussed having individual taking responsibility for individual’s actions, and practiced appropriate communication and following directions through role play. Grandmother thanks therapist for session and states individual will have consequences for not complying with rules set forth in her house.

Individual shows regression with respecting authority figures due to individual continues to roll eyes and refuses to comply with rules set forth as reported by individual
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