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DI And Wyatt Case Summary
Session held at the SVABA center. DI and Wyatt worked on adaptive, language, play, cognition, executive function and social. 4/4 trails, Wyatt was able to urinate in the toilet. Wyatt need it more than two verbal prompt to walk to the bathroom. Wyatt scream and cry to escape from fallowing instructions given by DI "it's time for potty". DI had noticed Wyatt is throwing tantrums most often during the session during transitioning or taking turns. Wyatt had it a hard time taking turns which DI need it to prompt him by giving a full physical prompt or verbal prompt. Left side of his forehead Wyatt had it a scratch, DI asked Wyatt he responded "it hurts". DI informed case manager about the scratch.
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