The Goal Decrease Depression - 915 Words

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Ashley is receiving services because of her inability to control her anger, aggressive behaviors, explosive mood swings, and poor communication with others. Ashley current behavior include being argumentative, oppositional with others, cursing, and increased irritability. During session Ashley presented alert and calm as evident by her willingness to engage with paraprofessional in activity and discussions. Ashley was well groomed and wore a white shirt with blue pants. 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