Assignment 2: Per Torri's Communication

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Since last review Torri has made progress with increase positive communications among peers and adults, however per Torri, she continues to have difficulty communicating with her grandmother, which cusses strain and shut down in their relationship. Per Torri no progress with communicate has been mad with her grandmother. Per Torri, her grandmother is too judgmental and cause her to feel bad about herself and therefor she avoids communicating with her by staying in her bedroom and having very little to say, in order to reduce argument in the home or disagreements. Per the grandmother Torri continues to be aggressive towards her and shut down, when she tries to communicate with her. Per the grandmother Torri has made no progress with her communication

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