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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 577616" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>You have done alot of reading on difficult child issues, methods of teaching, possible interventions as well as medications. I would suggest that you prepare a list for yourself of what others might be expected to do in attempting to help your child while keeping in mind that the other children in the environment have parents eager for them to learn as much as possible, as well. The IEP's that are used in my area likely would not be helpful for J. Before calling a meeting or having a full discussion with the psychiatrist I'd suggest making your own list and mulling it over for awhile. If you take that list with you to visit the psychiatrist the two of you can discuss your ideas and his ideas. Lastly the meeting at the school would be about ways that J might benefit from a united front. </p><p></p><p>I, for one, never thought I would have a difficult child. Observing other parents with children who behaved inappropriately I truthfully believed they just didn't "get" parenting. Obviously I learned the hard way that all children are not created equal and that other parents avoided my difficult children just as I had avoided others. Painful life lesson, sigh. Good luck.DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 577616, member: 35"] You have done alot of reading on difficult child issues, methods of teaching, possible interventions as well as medications. I would suggest that you prepare a list for yourself of what others might be expected to do in attempting to help your child while keeping in mind that the other children in the environment have parents eager for them to learn as much as possible, as well. The IEP's that are used in my area likely would not be helpful for J. Before calling a meeting or having a full discussion with the psychiatrist I'd suggest making your own list and mulling it over for awhile. If you take that list with you to visit the psychiatrist the two of you can discuss your ideas and his ideas. Lastly the meeting at the school would be about ways that J might benefit from a united front. I, for one, never thought I would have a difficult child. Observing other parents with children who behaved inappropriately I truthfully believed they just didn't "get" parenting. Obviously I learned the hard way that all children are not created equal and that other parents avoided my difficult children just as I had avoided others. Painful life lesson, sigh. Good luck.DDD [/QUOTE]
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