"Since difficult child's worst behaviors only exist within a trantrum, maybe we should work on...

Shari

IsItFridayYet?
eliminating the trantrums."

Ya think???

These are the words of wisdom spoken to me today by the district's consultant who is currently doing a functional behavior assessment on difficult child.

It has restored a tiny bit of hope that something good can come from this.

She also sees that difficult child wants to do good; that difficult child is not inattentive; that difficult child has major sensory issues; that difficult child is largely compliant; and that difficult child doesn't get the big picture.

Really, this woman restored a tiny bit of faith and hope.

We will see what comes from her report.
 

AnnieO

Shooting from the Hip
:abouttime::woohoo::yes::dance:

YAY!!!!!!!!! Someone finally sees the light!!!!!

Let us know what else happens... I think the tide's finally turned for you and wee difficult child!
 

smallworld

Moderator
Or more accurately, identifying and eliminating the triggers for his tantrums.

Hope the consultant's assessment makes a difference.
 
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Shari

IsItFridayYet?
Bingo, SW.

So-so para is only with him during "non-critical" times; she is with him for breakfast and lunch/recess and other times when there are minimal expectations. It seems to be working.
 
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