Case Study Rachel Reiland

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Rachel Reiland was afforded with the best private Catholic education from early elementary grade school through high school. She reports early memories of entering Kindergarten and experiencing feelings of being deceived by her mother for having to attend school. She recalls feelings of resentment, hatred and jealousy towards the teacher and another student whom she perceived to be the teachers favorite student. During her elementary school years she became more defiant in school, disrespectful of teachers and school authorities. She indicates that she was often in trouble at school. However, her parents ignore or don’t believe reports of her school behavior because she excelled at school and maintained grades above standards. She reports on

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