Jahafraka's Intervention

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Jahafraka responded well to the intervention. Jahafraka is making progress towards his goals. Jahafraka stated, being hit, being single out, not understanding his school work, having difficult time express his feelings, being teased, and being punished. Jahafraka stated that he get mostly angry at his grandmother. Jahafraka stated, arguments, fights, disagreement, having negative feelings, guilty and embarrassment. Jahafraka stated, fight, yelled, use profanity, throwing things, punching the walls, crying and blame others. Jahafraka stated, his grandmother, his friend, his teacher and his aunt. Jahafraka stated, his grandmother yelling at his about stupid things, being punished and losing privileges. Jahafraka stated, walk away from the situation,

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