Herman's Case Study 3.07

Both Herman and his mother were attentive and engaged during the session. Herman noted that he has been doing well at school. He noted he has been getting along well with his friends at school. He noted that he lied to his sister on this past weekend about taking his medications. He noted that he thought his sister may give him the wrong medications. His mother noted that Herman lied about his medications and he knew better. She noted that the situation was corrected and he eventually was given his medications. Herman and his mother participated well with the activity sheets on Values. Herman was able to identify 3 values that were most important to him. He noted having good grades being creative and being rich are his top 3 values from the worksheet. He then noted the following answers to these questions

Which value is most import? "Having good grades"
2. Why is that value so important? "to get a good job."
3. What value do you think your parent or child would choose for you? "Having good grades."
4 What did you think your closest friend would choose as most important? "having good grades"
Herman's mother noted the her top 3 values from the worksheet for Herman were having good grades, spending time with family and being rich. She noted the following answers for these questions:
1. Which value is most import? "Spending time with