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<blockquote data-quote="TeDo" data-source="post: 444806"><p>Welcome to the family AlwaysSomething but so sorry you have to be here. At his age, it's really hard to know for sure what is going on without the "right" professionals to tell you. I've learned from some of our Canadian friends here that the mental health system there is quite different from ours so I'm not sure what to tell you. If he is seeing a psychiatrist and it isn't helping, maybe you should try to find a different one. Not all psychiatrists are the same. Have you tried calmly asking him why he has done something? That was hard for me to do at first but have learned alot by getting "into difficult child's brain" as much as I can. That is when I realized there was something wrong with his thought processes. It might also help to get a thorough evaluation of exactly what his sensory issues are. Is there someplace you can take him for a full sensory evaluation?</p><p></p><p>Sorry I can't be of much help. My son's issues are somtimes the same but also sometimes different than your difficult child's. You have come to the right place. You will get great advice from these warrior moms who have seen/heard/dealt with most everything you can imagine. {{{{(((HUGS)))}}}} to you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TeDo, post: 444806"] Welcome to the family AlwaysSomething but so sorry you have to be here. At his age, it's really hard to know for sure what is going on without the "right" professionals to tell you. I've learned from some of our Canadian friends here that the mental health system there is quite different from ours so I'm not sure what to tell you. If he is seeing a psychiatrist and it isn't helping, maybe you should try to find a different one. Not all psychiatrists are the same. Have you tried calmly asking him why he has done something? That was hard for me to do at first but have learned alot by getting "into difficult child's brain" as much as I can. That is when I realized there was something wrong with his thought processes. It might also help to get a thorough evaluation of exactly what his sensory issues are. Is there someplace you can take him for a full sensory evaluation? Sorry I can't be of much help. My son's issues are somtimes the same but also sometimes different than your difficult child's. You have come to the right place. You will get great advice from these warrior moms who have seen/heard/dealt with most everything you can imagine. {{{{(((HUGS)))}}}} to you. [/QUOTE]
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