Maunica's Argumentative Analysis

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Maunica responded well to the activity. Maunica continues to make progress towards her goals. Maunica stated, anger. Maunica stated that she coping with her anger feeling in positive ways, like journaling and expressing her feel to others. Maunica stated that she used to bottle up her feelings and then would explode of s simple situation. Maunica stated, that IIH services is working for her. Maunica stated, fighting, humiliation, abuse behavior, coursing and aggression. Maunica stated, sadness, fear, shame guilt, and embarrassed. Maunica stated, arguments, running away, avoidance, blaming, yelling, and screaming. Maunica stated, scared, shame pride, sadness, anger, and hurt. Maunica completed the worksheet. Maunica stated that when her boyfriend

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