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<blockquote data-quote="neednewtechnique" data-source="post: 40322" data-attributes="member: 3527"><p>ROE,</p><p></p><p>I am Needanewtechnique...busywend was talking about what I posted yesterda....I replied to this post yesterday and explained the method that we were encouraged to try by our difficult child's therapist and psychiatrist. See my last response for the details. It seems to work well for us, granted, our difficult child is only 12 and in 7th grade, so she is much younger than your son. We have only been doing it for about a month, but have had such great luck with it so far. Unfortunately, since we have only been trying it a short time, I cannot vouch for it's long term effectiveness. But it has decreased the amount of tension in our house SO MUCH it seems like a dream come true. There are days when I keep waiting for the other shoe to drop because it seems to be going almost TOO well, if that makes any sense. :smile:</p><p></p><p>Good luck, I can relate, as I know how frustrating the school and homework issues can be. As I have explained before for the parents who use the "basket methods" outlined by Dr. Greene, he states that homework should be a basket C issue at first, but unfortunately for us, that is NOT an option. Our difficult child was placed in our home by CPS and they keep a very close eye on EVERYTHING, ESPECIALLY her school progress, and every dropping grade must be explained, so we have to make sure homework is completed and tests are prepared for....</p><p></p><p>Check out my reply post and if you want to discuss it more, I would be happy to!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="neednewtechnique, post: 40322, member: 3527"] ROE, I am Needanewtechnique...busywend was talking about what I posted yesterda....I replied to this post yesterday and explained the method that we were encouraged to try by our difficult child's therapist and psychiatrist. See my last response for the details. It seems to work well for us, granted, our difficult child is only 12 and in 7th grade, so she is much younger than your son. We have only been doing it for about a month, but have had such great luck with it so far. Unfortunately, since we have only been trying it a short time, I cannot vouch for it's long term effectiveness. But it has decreased the amount of tension in our house SO MUCH it seems like a dream come true. There are days when I keep waiting for the other shoe to drop because it seems to be going almost TOO well, if that makes any sense. [img]:smile:[/img] Good luck, I can relate, as I know how frustrating the school and homework issues can be. As I have explained before for the parents who use the "basket methods" outlined by Dr. Greene, he states that homework should be a basket C issue at first, but unfortunately for us, that is NOT an option. Our difficult child was placed in our home by CPS and they keep a very close eye on EVERYTHING, ESPECIALLY her school progress, and every dropping grade must be explained, so we have to make sure homework is completed and tests are prepared for.... Check out my reply post and if you want to discuss it more, I would be happy to! [/QUOTE]
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