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How do U help a difficult child with- fixations?
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 250130" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>How old is he and has he always had obsessions? Did he have any early speech or other delays? He sounds to me more Aspergers than ODD. I dont find ODD a useful label anyway--it describes defiant behavior, but doesn't cover the cause of it. I hope you can get an evaluation soon. As for what to do, when L. was younger, I used to ALWAYS prompt him for any bumps in the road that could happen the next day. Heck, I'd prompt him for the next five minutes. He did not do well when things didn't go the way he felt they SHOULD go. This was not ODD. This was autistic spectrum disorder. They can't handle changes or things not going smooth or the way THEY feel they SHOULD go. Good luck tomorrow!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 250130, member: 1550"] How old is he and has he always had obsessions? Did he have any early speech or other delays? He sounds to me more Aspergers than ODD. I dont find ODD a useful label anyway--it describes defiant behavior, but doesn't cover the cause of it. I hope you can get an evaluation soon. As for what to do, when L. was younger, I used to ALWAYS prompt him for any bumps in the road that could happen the next day. Heck, I'd prompt him for the next five minutes. He did not do well when things didn't go the way he felt they SHOULD go. This was not ODD. This was autistic spectrum disorder. They can't handle changes or things not going smooth or the way THEY feel they SHOULD go. Good luck tomorrow! [/QUOTE]
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