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daughter with- possible ODD/Aspergers...please help
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<blockquote data-quote="HaoZi" data-source="post: 385686"><p>Mine was diagnosis'd with Asperger's, but until she's looked at more closely I'm not ruling out mine could have a non-verbal learning disability. Mine does have areas of obsession that are considered weird for a 9yro girl (dinosaurs and marine biology), but I never considered as such because I loved the same things at her age (and still do!). Mine isn't overly clumsy (key word *overly* as we're both klutzes) but she also works hard on her hand-to-eye coordination as she loves drawing. Mine is also highly explosive and inflexible, and I've started reading Ross Greene's <em>The Explosive Child </em>which I see recommended here time and again. So far I'm finding it very useful! During her "good days" she's also not more defiant than normal for her, but on her bad days... oh man!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HaoZi, post: 385686"] Mine was diagnosis'd with Asperger's, but until she's looked at more closely I'm not ruling out mine could have a non-verbal learning disability. Mine does have areas of obsession that are considered weird for a 9yro girl (dinosaurs and marine biology), but I never considered as such because I loved the same things at her age (and still do!). Mine isn't overly clumsy (key word *overly* as we're both klutzes) but she also works hard on her hand-to-eye coordination as she loves drawing. Mine is also highly explosive and inflexible, and I've started reading Ross Greene's [I]The Explosive Child [/I]which I see recommended here time and again. So far I'm finding it very useful! During her "good days" she's also not more defiant than normal for her, but on her bad days... oh man! [/QUOTE]
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