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<blockquote data-quote="totoro" data-source="post: 338622" data-attributes="member: 3155"><p>K tends to run Hypo and in a mixed state most of the time with Psychotic episodes and hallucinations. </p><p></p><p>The neuro-psychiatric evel in my opinion, helped us first off with figuring out what type and how bad her ADHD symptoms are, whether or not it is true ADHD or a symptom of BiPolar (BP)? </p><p>We figured out she has a Learning Disorder. We saw how bad her inattentiveness was affecting her actual IQ. And her work in class. We saw why she could not write and why she had a hard time reading.... </p><p>Lots of little things even though she was still ahead of her class mates.</p><p></p><p>At around 8 years/3rd grade a lot of our kids can start to slip in school. Especially if they do have learning disorders. They tend to be very smart and have held it together, but the issues they have catch up with them as things get harder and they can't keep track and keep the mess in order in their brains. Focusing on everything becomes harder. </p><p>Sometimes the chaos becomes too much, unless they have someone that understands and is aware that these things are going on or may come up.</p><p>This year K's Learning Disability (LD) has started creeping up on her even though she is still ahead of most of her class on some things. Most teachers would think she was doing OK, besides her ADHD symptoms and writing issues. </p><p>But the neuro-psychiatric evaluation has caught the issues. We can track them and are seeing them happen. It just explains so much more about our kids, whether the psychiatrist wants to see it or not.</p><p>It showed speech issues as well.</p><p></p><p>We also have a better IEP now. Because of it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="totoro, post: 338622, member: 3155"] K tends to run Hypo and in a mixed state most of the time with Psychotic episodes and hallucinations. The neuro-psychiatric evel in my opinion, helped us first off with figuring out what type and how bad her ADHD symptoms are, whether or not it is true ADHD or a symptom of BiPolar (BP)? We figured out she has a Learning Disorder. We saw how bad her inattentiveness was affecting her actual IQ. And her work in class. We saw why she could not write and why she had a hard time reading.... Lots of little things even though she was still ahead of her class mates. At around 8 years/3rd grade a lot of our kids can start to slip in school. Especially if they do have learning disorders. They tend to be very smart and have held it together, but the issues they have catch up with them as things get harder and they can't keep track and keep the mess in order in their brains. Focusing on everything becomes harder. Sometimes the chaos becomes too much, unless they have someone that understands and is aware that these things are going on or may come up. This year K's Learning Disability (LD) has started creeping up on her even though she is still ahead of most of her class on some things. Most teachers would think she was doing OK, besides her ADHD symptoms and writing issues. But the neuro-psychiatric evaluation has caught the issues. We can track them and are seeing them happen. It just explains so much more about our kids, whether the psychiatrist wants to see it or not. It showed speech issues as well. We also have a better IEP now. Because of it. [/QUOTE]
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