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Session held at home. Activities: snack, cleaning room, helping mom and talk about how to calm down. When DI arrived home, Lomax was having snack. Lomax was able to follow instructions would with two step actions. During washing dishes, Lomax's mom give him a full model prompt how to wash the pan. During using words to express his emotions, DI re-direct Lomax by giving a full model what are DI's worries. Lomax was able to express his emotions after Lomax's mom, DI and supervisor did it. DI will keep working on helping and getting Lomax activities to help him express his emotions and
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