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A)Jumina/Jose will work on expressiing feelings verbally without acting them out
B) Examine patterns of family conflict
C) Juminia will work on focusing on positive behavior

A,B,C) Jumina and Jose are able to communicate with one another as long as it is positive. Lately, they have been able to communicate because Jose is following through with his requirements for probation, and meeting with MSTT. Juminia has praised Jose for his recent positive behaviors, and has stated to him she is very proud of him.

A) Develop a list of activities to engage in as a family
B) Family will reduce evasive/withdrawn interactions with one another

A,B) MSTT worked with Juminia and Jose on developing a list of activities they can engage in together, but neither

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