Student: ‘I am so embarrassed. The girls in my class are so mean to me. Every day they make fun of my appearance, my clothes, my hair, my body shape, and my name.  They call me very mean names and whisper about me in the cafeteria after I get my lunch. I haven’t told my teacher because I don’t want the teasing to get worse.  I feel so badly about myself. I want to love myself and be less critical, but it’s so hard when I hear all of these negative comments. I want to have friends and feel supported; it is important to me to feel included.  I feel so hurt.’ On a scale from one to five (1 being low and 5 being high) rate the degree to which you are struggling. What needs to happen to reduce this number? This is an example of:

Evansville has a professional basketball team.

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My friend is finally talking to me again. Our friendship is not the same, but at least we are communicating. I feel awful about the things she thinks I said about her. I would never say or do anything intentionally to hurt her. I just hope we can continue talking and spending time together so we can strengthen our friendship and things can go back to the way they used to be. My other friends know that I would never say anything hurtful about them or anyone else. It is just really disappointing. Tell me more about your ideal friendship…

Reflection of feeling helps to identify the emotion and motive (reason why the student is feeling a certain way)

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The Orlando Magic is a professional basketball team.

An individual who is trying to quit smoking and has not smoked in 3 months is in the action stage.