How Does Celso Increase Verbal Altercation

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Celso was able to eliminate all physical aggression toward his father over the course of treatment. Verbal aggression was decreased within the home towards his father for one- two weeks at a time. Celso was able to control his anger and utilize her coping skills which decreased the number of verbal altercation. Sergio adjusted his parenting style which helped in the reduction of his involvement in the verbal altercation with Celso. The family increased their engagement with one another and has shown a great improvement over the course of treatment. Sergio has increase commuication with school to increase Celso academic success. Sergio increased supervision and monitoring which helps in increasing Celso attendance in school.

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