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Lighting matches again!!! He's almost 14 !
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<blockquote data-quote="Fran" data-source="post: 380128" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>To be fair, in the world of difficult child's, he has been tossed out of a school suddenly and had to adjust to a new school in very short order. There is no easy way to get him through the transition but I wonder if it triggered him back to old behaviors because they comfort him? </p><p>If I had been booted out of school, I wouldn't want to talk to anyone from there either. Unfortunately, our difficult child's don't know how to express that embarrassment and/or anger at what they perceive as injustice. </p><p>Probably talking to him about how he feels may help. I always put the crux of the problem on my difficult child's choice of behavior but I always tried to help him with his feelings of failute. It's pretty powerful stuff. </p><p>I know your difficult child is complicated but I thought I would throw that out for consideration.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fran, post: 380128, member: 3"] To be fair, in the world of difficult child's, he has been tossed out of a school suddenly and had to adjust to a new school in very short order. There is no easy way to get him through the transition but I wonder if it triggered him back to old behaviors because they comfort him? If I had been booted out of school, I wouldn't want to talk to anyone from there either. Unfortunately, our difficult child's don't know how to express that embarrassment and/or anger at what they perceive as injustice. Probably talking to him about how he feels may help. I always put the crux of the problem on my difficult child's choice of behavior but I always tried to help him with his feelings of failute. It's pretty powerful stuff. I know your difficult child is complicated but I thought I would throw that out for consideration. [/QUOTE]
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