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<blockquote data-quote="ksm" data-source="post: 534178" data-attributes="member: 12511"><p>The one from when she was 9 did. </p><p></p><p>paraphrased... (as I am getting ready to leave for work) medications to increase her dopamine level, which involves stimulants and / or Concerta that she was on prior to her assessment. In addition whe will need some coaching or organizational skills help. An increase in protein diet will help with alertness, concentration and attention with the production of catecholamines. Also increase aerobic exercises on a consistent basis. THere may need to be peer relationship counseling. I also want to make a referral to Dr. XXX (eye physician) to further asses thiss possible ocularmotor dysfunction, type II noted ont he Developmental Eye MOvement Test.</p><p></p><p>I never got a copy of this at the time - it was sent to her family doctor and was available to the therapist at the same clinic we had been seeing. </p><p></p><p>We did see the eye doctor, who prescribed bifocals... which didn't seem to work for her - as we could never keep them on. Her regular eye doctor didn't feel there was any real eye problem... but did regular glasses with a small correction as she complained of headaches when reading. SHe wouldn't keep those on either. She has not worn glasses for several years and we saw no problems without glasses. Still has headaches - which I feel are more stress related or a defense mechanism when she doesn't want to do something. KSM</p><p></p><p>On the IQ test... It says, The results of this evaluation do not find that a Special Education identification is appropriate. Behavior concerns are reported, however no school referrals or discipline points are on record. Redular ed coud do a 504 paln to address study skills, such as her slowness in doing paper and pencil tasks, if cocumentation that J is ADHD is made. However, after spending several hours with J I don't believe she would take advantage of any accomodations. Sincer her grandmother has reported problems with somatization and no health concerns were reported ex allergies, this may be an area her grandparents will want to rule out. J is currently seeing a therapist ahd the therapist will want to address her report of symptoms of depressions which should be followed by interventions to decrease the family stress being experienced.</p><p></p><p></p><p><em><strong>Did you like the school psychs quote about J not being willing to accept accomodations? This psychiatric was very condescending to me at the meeting... She actually told the group that when J asked her why she had to do all this testing, the psychiatric told her - "the same reason I had to give you the test... because your grandmother wanted it done!"</strong></em></p><p><em><strong>May not be able to reply til this evening. KSM</strong></em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ksm, post: 534178, member: 12511"] The one from when she was 9 did. paraphrased... (as I am getting ready to leave for work) medications to increase her dopamine level, which involves stimulants and / or Concerta that she was on prior to her assessment. In addition whe will need some coaching or organizational skills help. An increase in protein diet will help with alertness, concentration and attention with the production of catecholamines. Also increase aerobic exercises on a consistent basis. THere may need to be peer relationship counseling. I also want to make a referral to Dr. XXX (eye physician) to further asses thiss possible ocularmotor dysfunction, type II noted ont he Developmental Eye MOvement Test. I never got a copy of this at the time - it was sent to her family doctor and was available to the therapist at the same clinic we had been seeing. We did see the eye doctor, who prescribed bifocals... which didn't seem to work for her - as we could never keep them on. Her regular eye doctor didn't feel there was any real eye problem... but did regular glasses with a small correction as she complained of headaches when reading. SHe wouldn't keep those on either. She has not worn glasses for several years and we saw no problems without glasses. Still has headaches - which I feel are more stress related or a defense mechanism when she doesn't want to do something. KSM On the IQ test... It says, The results of this evaluation do not find that a Special Education identification is appropriate. Behavior concerns are reported, however no school referrals or discipline points are on record. Redular ed coud do a 504 paln to address study skills, such as her slowness in doing paper and pencil tasks, if cocumentation that J is ADHD is made. However, after spending several hours with J I don't believe she would take advantage of any accomodations. Sincer her grandmother has reported problems with somatization and no health concerns were reported ex allergies, this may be an area her grandparents will want to rule out. J is currently seeing a therapist ahd the therapist will want to address her report of symptoms of depressions which should be followed by interventions to decrease the family stress being experienced. [I][B]Did you like the school psychs quote about J not being willing to accept accomodations? This psychiatric was very condescending to me at the meeting... She actually told the group that when J asked her why she had to do all this testing, the psychiatric told her - "the same reason I had to give you the test... because your grandmother wanted it done!" May not be able to reply til this evening. KSM[/B][/I] [/QUOTE]
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