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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 398205" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>Has he ever had a complete neuro psychological evaluation? They take around eight hours and must be done by specialists in this area. They test IQ, reasoning skills etc. etc. and the results can really be enlightening. I do understand the lifelong habit of hyperness and impulsivity but, sadly, I also understand that in many schools and groups there is enforcement of "zero tolerance" with huge consequences. Even easy child's try the limits and make poor choices during adolescence but patterned behaviors do tend to escalate for teenagers. I think your wise to explore options as much as possible. Obviously you will not be able to accompany him as he matures. If consequences remove the positive reenforcements of school and sports the road becomes a land mine. Hugs. DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 398205, member: 35"] Has he ever had a complete neuro psychological evaluation? They take around eight hours and must be done by specialists in this area. They test IQ, reasoning skills etc. etc. and the results can really be enlightening. I do understand the lifelong habit of hyperness and impulsivity but, sadly, I also understand that in many schools and groups there is enforcement of "zero tolerance" with huge consequences. Even easy child's try the limits and make poor choices during adolescence but patterned behaviors do tend to escalate for teenagers. I think your wise to explore options as much as possible. Obviously you will not be able to accompany him as he matures. If consequences remove the positive reenforcements of school and sports the road becomes a land mine. Hugs. DDD [/QUOTE]
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