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Goal 1: Phillip will improve his behavior at home and in the community.

• Phillip was in a good mood when the QP met with him for a session.
• Phillip reported, “I argue with others, yell, have fits of anger, refuse to do things adults ask, skip school, lie, and break rules often or most of the time.”
• Phillip stated, “Y’all cool I am going to like it”; however, the QP asked Phillip to pick an answer from the sheet and he chose extremely satisfied.
• Phillip commented, “I am somewhat satisfied with my life, but I would rather be with my girl, not going to school, and making money.”
Phillip informed the QP, “I guess a little stress because I am on probation and can’t really do anything because I will get violated.”
• Phillip shared, “The future looks good and bad.”
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• Phillip commented, “I do my work in my other classes, so I think I have C’s and D’s plus I have only been suspended once.”
• Phillip stated, “I am interested in getting a job”; however, Phillip’s mother informed the QP Phillip had a job working 1 day a week and still couldn’t do it.
• Phillip reflected on going to the doctor and dentist in the past year and Phillip has upcoming appointments for the doctor and

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