Aggression Cycle: Learn To Deal

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Group topic: Aggression Cycle/Learn to Deal
In today’s session, group members received education regarding The Aggression Cycle, and gained an understanding how a building feeling of anger and resentment can spiral into a cycle of explosive or destructive behavior. Then, group members learned the D.E.A.L method, and took turn to share how to solve current problems in life by using D.E.A.L method.
PO moderately participated. Openly shared how he dealt with anger in the past, and how he would manage his anger differently from now on with peers. PO shared appropriately and remained on the topic and appeared to have positive response to treatment.
Vanhoesen
Group topic: Aggression Cycle/Learn to Deal
PO was not present for IOP
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Then, group members learned the D.E.A.L method, and took turn to share how to solve current problems in life by using D.E.A.L method.
PO moderately participated. Openly shared how he dealt with anger in the past, and how he would manage his anger differently from now on with peers. PO shared appropriately and remained on the topic and appeared to have positive response to treatment.
Lucas
Group topic: Aggression Cycle/Learn to Deal
In today’s session, group members received education regarding The Aggression Cycle, and gained an understanding how a building feeling of anger and resentment can spiral into a cycle of explosive or destructive behavior. Then, group members learned the D.E.A.L method, and took turn to share how to solve current problems in life by using D.E.A.L method.
PO moderately participated. Openly shared how he dealt with anger in the past, and how he would manage his anger differently from now on with peers. PO again, left group early for work. PO appears to put his work a priority at this point.
Stanley
Group topic: Aggression Cycle/Learn to
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Then, group members learned the D.E.A.L method, and shared how to solve current problems in life by using D.E.A.L method.
PO moderately participated. Openly shared how he dealt with anger in the past, and how he would manage his anger differently from now on with peers. PO shared appropriately and remained on the topic and appeared to have positive response to treatment.
Irwin
Group topic: Aggression Cycle/Learn to Deal
In today’s session, group members received education regarding The Aggression Cycle, and gained an understanding how a building feeling of anger and resentment can spiral into a cycle of explosive or destructive behavior. Then, group members learned the D.E.A.L method, and took turn to share how to solve current problems in life by using D.E.A.L method.
PO minimally participated. Shared how he dealt with anger in the past, and how he would manage his anger differently from now on with peers. PO shared appropriately and remained on the topic, and appears to be receptive to treatment.
Frinkle
Group topic: Aggression Cycle/Learn to

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