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The claimant is a 6 year-old, Armenian female who arrived on time for her evaluation with the mother. PRESENTING PROBLEMS Claimant’s mother reported that she is worried about her daughter’s wellbeing and has noticed a change in her daughter’s behavior and emotional health and decided to seek professional feedback to improve claimant’s quality of life. Claimant’s mother reported that her symptoms were triggered during the process of relocating to the United States from Armenia. Claimant has been separated from her father since 2016 and currently resides with her mother, younger brother, her uncle and his family. Claimant reported not remembering details about her homeland, but remembering in great detail how much she loved going to the

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