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difficult child's meltdown on video
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<blockquote data-quote="Nomad" data-source="post: 238793"><p>I would save it. It is hard to say...but perhaps one day, one moment...it could provide insight for your difficult child. I just would not use it as a weapon of sorts. And like the others have also said, many times the mental health professionals involved with our difficult children do not have a good understanding of the depth of dysfunction involved. This might provide understanding at some point.</p><p>Also...you might want to make a copy of it. Keep one for yourself and give one to difficult child. Explain, that if she would like to watch it, she is free to do so. You might want to use it as fodder for her to consider going or staying in therapy...sounds like she still has MUCH work that could be addressed (as is basically the case with- all our difficult children really). It's just that few/most/? don't really see it this way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nomad, post: 238793"] I would save it. It is hard to say...but perhaps one day, one moment...it could provide insight for your difficult child. I just would not use it as a weapon of sorts. And like the others have also said, many times the mental health professionals involved with our difficult children do not have a good understanding of the depth of dysfunction involved. This might provide understanding at some point. Also...you might want to make a copy of it. Keep one for yourself and give one to difficult child. Explain, that if she would like to watch it, she is free to do so. You might want to use it as fodder for her to consider going or staying in therapy...sounds like she still has MUCH work that could be addressed (as is basically the case with- all our difficult children really). It's just that few/most/? don't really see it this way. [/QUOTE]
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