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<blockquote data-quote="compassion" data-source="post: 262694" data-attributes="member: 6393"><p>Hi, I am also dealing eiht somethng simlar with my difficult child. I have coem to the same conslusion: have lots of supports in place and lots of activies (hve always had a ton of activies but few supports) and have the boundries like you of zero tolerance for running. She sees herself as typical teen which I find scary. She hopes to be out in June, I am holding my boundary (she has not been to our home in nearly 10 weeks). I amseeing her a lot more for medical psses and we are dong family passes now 5 hours on th weekends and she will have a 48 hour pass for her birthdya next week (to the beach/not home). I am clamly staign my concerns at treatment team every two weeks. I am very clear with difficult child that she needs to display certin coing skills to be able to live here and they need to be for months in a row. So far, she has gone like one week without thratening or acting out (with me) I bouight a video camera so will record any incidences. </p><p> She is also desplying simlar behariors albiet more subtle on the unit but her primary therapist minimzes and diminshes it. She basiclaly has him conviced she is typical teen and through her medications and now increased awareness, everything will be fine. I know better!!!</p><p> by the way, I do think she is BiPolar (BP) and also Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) plays a huge role for her. She is on th dame dose of abilify as Knaga, 15 and does 125 Lactimal which is effective for her. She takes 25 benadryl at night in the Residential Treatment Center (RTC). </p><p>Compassion</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="compassion, post: 262694, member: 6393"] Hi, I am also dealing eiht somethng simlar with my difficult child. I have coem to the same conslusion: have lots of supports in place and lots of activies (hve always had a ton of activies but few supports) and have the boundries like you of zero tolerance for running. She sees herself as typical teen which I find scary. She hopes to be out in June, I am holding my boundary (she has not been to our home in nearly 10 weeks). I amseeing her a lot more for medical psses and we are dong family passes now 5 hours on th weekends and she will have a 48 hour pass for her birthdya next week (to the beach/not home). I am clamly staign my concerns at treatment team every two weeks. I am very clear with difficult child that she needs to display certin coing skills to be able to live here and they need to be for months in a row. So far, she has gone like one week without thratening or acting out (with me) I bouight a video camera so will record any incidences. She is also desplying simlar behariors albiet more subtle on the unit but her primary therapist minimzes and diminshes it. She basiclaly has him conviced she is typical teen and through her medications and now increased awareness, everything will be fine. I know better!!! by the way, I do think she is BiPolar (BP) and also Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) plays a huge role for her. She is on th dame dose of abilify as Knaga, 15 and does 125 Lactimal which is effective for her. She takes 25 benadryl at night in the Residential Treatment Center (RTC). Compassion [/QUOTE]
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