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Case Study: Samantha B
Samantha B. was referred by the school and her parents for counseling to discuss her relationships with others. The school indicated Samantha B. was having problems in regards to fighting with her peers and teachers. There was further notification about Samantha B.’s relationships and interactions with boys. The school seemed concerned that Samantha was having grown-up interactions with boys at such a young age. The issue of hygiene was also brought up as an issue.

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Samantha B. has a lot going on in her life, and based off what she has told me in sessions she enjoys being a support system for other kids. She doesn’t like or stand for bullies and helps students who are being bullied by becoming their friend.

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