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Cole is a 7-year-old male here today with his mother to discuss some behavioral issues.
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Mom reports they had some issues with behavior last year in the first grade, as well. Specifically, there were issues with certain children in the school. Reportedly, there is a young girl, who exhibits bullying type of behavior and some of her efforts have been addressed to Cole. There were several occasions last year where because of that there was arguing between the two or he would respond to some of that bullying type of behavior. Mom reports he tends to get upset during those times or any time where he feels he is not being treated fairly. There have been times in the past where he has walked out of the classroom. This happen both last year as well as already this year. He, in addition, this year was again near the girl who had
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He was at the principal 's office for that. Mom and dad got called to the school again. They have had several occasions where they had been called. Reportedly at home, he is also quick to anger. He is quick to react. He seems stubborn and mom feels he is not making positive decisions. He often, more so than his other siblings, will be the one to hit one of his other siblings. He otherwise has never attempted to harm another student or an animal to mom 's knowledge though as mentioned, he does have these sometimes physical arguments with his siblings. She says that for the most part, his attitude just not as she would like to be comparative to their other children. They tried multiple ways to help him with his behaviors. They have attempted both positive and negative types of reinforcement following these types of behaviors, but there still is no change. She looked into some counselors, but would like my recommendation from the list, if I know
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