Cammoo Radley's Dilemma Case Study Essay

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The first encounter with Camila was satisfactory, in the house were his mother, his grandmother, his brother and the new housewife, which allowed an introduction with all the members of the family and meet the person who is in charge of his Personal grooming and feeding after Camila returns from school at approximately 3:00 pm Monday through Friday.
The therapist and the mother talked about the family and social environment that corresponds to Camila and the mother manifests the interest that Camila continue in the behavioral therapy since this has brought benefits to Camila.
According to the information collected during the interview and what was observed in Camila's behavior, objectives were determined in collaboration with Camila's

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