ping26
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hi zazaziya mummy,Hi Susin
Thanks..i have the Carol Grey social stories at home..he has been reading them since he was 3...problem is, he knows the theories but always forgets..
Paid back $25 as medical fee to the mum of the boy whom my kid hit...
i dont know how to put it..so "biblical"..mum paying for the son's sins...heartache over my boy's behavior...
Hi Earth
sno linked us up to the school counsellor this week..hope they can refer us to child guidance clinic or smthing...
I'm so glad u r trying to get some help. Besides CGC, u can try contacting other parents to get advice & seek referrals for experienced therapists.
International Asperger�s Syndrome Parent Support Group
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I don't recommend multi-disability agencies like CGC as staff turnover may be high & they have a very diverse caseload. Therapists there may be unable to specialise or give specific advice.
U can also try contacting ARC. I think the kiasu parents forum has a couple of parents who can manage their AS kids very well. Some are in GEP.
The carol grey social stories are generally helpful for younger kids as social events can be depicted in simplistic terms. High-functioning kids and older children face "complex" social situations. Also, the therapist has to be able to come up with relevant social statements, as opposed to presenting a simplistic world view.
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{{HUGS}} We're here to offer moral support.
Given some help, I'm sure your boy will be able to overcome his disability eventually.
Regular kids also fight too. Don't view your boy's behv as any worse or better than is necessary.
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This young man is at risk of developing depression.
I sincerely hope u will be able to get some help. Take care!