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Case Study Mr Wallulis
Mr. Wallulis is making satisfactory treatment progress to date. He is currently attending weekly individual treatment sessions. He has been active in learning the factors that led up to his index sex offense as well as factors in his personality and interpersonal challenges that have served as him well at times when his life was stable. Conversely, he is learning how this mode of operating became unhealthy, and was a factor that contributed to self-isolation, keeping secrets, emotionally detached, and self-soothing with pornography and online chatting.

Mr. Wallulis has the support of his wife, who is currently being considered for becoming an approved chaperone by the DOC.

Mr. Wallulis is in compliance with his treatment rules and has not had any known violations.
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Wallulis has been active in keeping busy in the time he has been in treatment with this provider. He has been working in his business as a videographer/photographer, and has started to become a home improvement DIY’er. His home projects have presented opportunities to discuss how he manages his relationship with his spouse and how he prioritizes the many things he is responsible for. This includes stress management, management of finances, and time with the important people in his

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