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<blockquote data-quote="SRL" data-source="post: 140750" data-attributes="member: 701"><p>There was no straight path to teaching self control--it was a process of learning what his neurological differences were through evaluation and research, changing what we could to help him cope with struggling areas, providing training when it was needed (ie social skills), parenting with a great deal of flexibility, and giving him developmental time to let it all sink in. </p><p> </p><p>Kids who hold it together at school but not at home sometimes are having problems with the school environment but not letting it show. Mine would get a big dose of sensory overload of experience a big frustration or disappointment and not let it show a bit. But he might explode the moment he stepped into the van after school. Adaptations and flexibility were critical here: Through an Occupational Therapist (OT) evaluation we learned that swinging was really helping him so we set up a spinning swing in the basement and that's the first thing he'd head for.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SRL, post: 140750, member: 701"] There was no straight path to teaching self control--it was a process of learning what his neurological differences were through evaluation and research, changing what we could to help him cope with struggling areas, providing training when it was needed (ie social skills), parenting with a great deal of flexibility, and giving him developmental time to let it all sink in. Kids who hold it together at school but not at home sometimes are having problems with the school environment but not letting it show. Mine would get a big dose of sensory overload of experience a big frustration or disappointment and not let it show a bit. But he might explode the moment he stepped into the van after school. Adaptations and flexibility were critical here: Through an Occupational Therapist (OT) evaluation we learned that swinging was really helping him so we set up a spinning swing in the basement and that's the first thing he'd head for. [/QUOTE]
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