Jackson tends to have a small panic attack when he sees a spider, believes something has germs, or when he is faced with heights. His current strategies for seeing a spider are to avoid the spider and to tell an adult, he at times gets too panicked and is unable to tell the adult what is wrong and tends to frighten the other children in class. Jackson’s parents and teachers continue to explain that spiders are not dangerous and that they are helpful in the environment, but it is difficult to educate him on this topic when he is so worked up. When faced with germs; such as, sneezing, things dropping on the ground, or coughing, Jackson is disgusted and feels the need to immediately wash his hands. In order to prevent the continuous need to wash
